The Old Account of 1,500 BTC: How Did the Borrowing Agreement of the Past Become a Rashomon Today?

2025-12-07 06:52:19

[BlockBeats] Today I saw that Star posted a rather thought-provoking update.

Here’s the situation—a co-founder over at Moore Threads borrowed 1,500 BTC back in the day, and the matter has dragged on for years. The agreement was clearly written: the contract was signed at the end of 2014 and was supposed to expire at the end of 2016. But then the other party said “personal reasons, need to extend,” so in March 2017 there was a renewed version. The guarantor was arranged, and the contract was stamped.

But this time, Star didn’t stay silent. Maybe he’s really tired of waiting—after all, 1,500 coins at today’s value… that’s a staggering number.

What’s interesting is Star’s attitude. There was no public outburst or angry accusation; instead, he said, “You can’t live in negativity forever, let the law handle the debt, and best wishes to every entrepreneur.” It sounds calm and collected, but you can sense the helplessness behind it—that complicated feeling after trust collapses.

It’s a small circle; you keep running into each other. Some debts, in the end, need to be settled.

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StableBoi

· 2h ago

1,500 coins, that's a lot of money. When they borrowed them, they probably weren't worth this much... But honestly, this kind of thing happens a lot in the crypto space, contracts are basically pointless.

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