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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>The Feds Seized $1 Billion in Stolen Silk Road Bitcoins<br><br>A hacker identified only as Individual X have been sitting on a cryptocurrency gold mine for seven years before the IRS came knocking.More than seven years have passed since Ross Ulbricht was arrested in the science fiction area of a San Francisco library and faced with running the sprawling, dark web drug bazaar referred to as the Silk Road. But once the Feds laid practical Ulbricht's laptop that day, they found keys to unlock merely a fraction of the bitcoins he had amassed within the Silk Road's years of bustling black darkode market ([http://www.autogm.it/?option=com_k2&view=itemlist&task=user&id=1340877 www.autogm.it]) drug trade. Today the Justice Department finally revealed the place where a billion-dollar tranche of the Silk Road's treasure ended up: stolen by a mysterious hacker, and now seized by the US Treasury.</div>SashaMcmichael