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@Wumbo
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If I had to bet, I would say no.
1 Million BTC is a long way off.
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Time stamps are slightly off. The human readable time so be correct.
Is this just police picking on a new technology?
What if a human driver pulled over to the side of the road when it was no longer safe to drive. Would the police force you to move the car if it was "not safe" to do so?
Example: "Sir you need to keep driving, I don't care if there is a tornado"
One would have to try to determine the address being spent from and the infer from that data who the owner is.
Example: Maybe it was a betting market paying out NCAA tournament bets.
FYI: there is a mempool territory. https://stacker.news/~mempool