Here’s a rough timeline:

November - negotiations start with Bitfinex.

November 17th - contract is signed (5998 BTC - I got this contract under a pseudonym btw).

November - Giancarlo explicitly say he will not renegade on the contract.

November - Giancarlo begin coercing me into doing Bitfinex’s part of the contract (talking to the FBI) or he will breach the contract.

December - Giancarlo refuses every renegotiating attempt and alternative methods that I suggest to progress the deal.

December - The deal turns sour.

December 31 - Blockstream CEO & CTO defrauds me out of over $5.5M on behalf of iFinex Inc.

Below is Adam Back’s PGP signed copy of the contract:

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Hash: SHA1

The agreement is made November 17th, 2016 between

Giancarlo Devasini (“GD”), CFO of iFinex Inc. with full power of

attorney on behalf of iFinex Inc. communicating through

recovery@bitfinex.com and with the PGP pub key fingerprint E7ED 6B5B

0172 2ECD 7F9D FCBC 6F19 A931 3DDF 4814

and

the entity owner (“BM”) of the email address

BM-2cSqi89Xdei7nmW1x7VbwBuPD5W8duCy5V@bitmessage.ch and with the PGP

pub key fingerprint F136 8394 018A DFF7 0AF3 7550 C1DC A5C7 8321 5A72.

Whereas

iFinex Inc. was the victim a security breach on the 2nd of August 2016

that resulted in the theft of ~119,756 bitcoin and BM claims to know

the identity of the hacker, can provide evidence of that claim, and

can provide details on the attack vector(s) employed in the security

breach.

GD takes formal obligation on behalf of iFinex Inc. to move the amount

of 5,988 BTC under the direct control of Adam Back (PGP pub key

fingerprint 80 7B 4E FE D8 6F EF 86 81 E4 EA 27 78 E3 FA 1B with email

adam@cypherspace.org) and Gregory Maxwell (PGP pub key fingerprint

0xAC859362B0413BFA with email gmaxwell@gmail.com) who are trusted

persons by BM.

Adam Back and Gregory Maxwell, together with an additional trusted

third party (Daniel Folkinshteyn a/k/a nanotube) will hold these

bitcoin in escrow in a “2 of 3” multi-signature wallet with the public

key hash: 36XN5b82ZYVs5nCUBz3PE8LEhaCHEMkxmB

Once the bitcoin has been transferred into escrow, BM will then

provide to GD the identity of the hacker, the evidence linking the

hacker to the security breach, and details on the attack vector(s)

employed in the security breach.

A bounty of five percent (5%) on any recovered bitcoin will be paid by

iFinex Inc. from the multi-signature wallet in control of Adam Back,

Gregory Maxwell, and Daniel Folkinshteyn with the public key hash:

36XN5b82ZYVs5nCUBz3PE8LEhaCHEMkxmB within a month of the bitcoin

recovery to BM’s wallet with the public key hash of

1FW4G4W9s89rKiB3VU7PZcNBPPn2btFYzP. If no bitcoin is recovered, no

bounty is due to BM.

GD and iFinex Inc. have no right to claim any total or partial

withdrawal from this agreement under the assumption that the hacker

identity was previously known by GD or hinted at by anybody else. The

full amount of 5% of any recovered amount will be paid by iFinex

Inc. to BM.

GD and iFinex Inc. have no right to claim any total or partial

withdrawal from this agreement without adequately informing Adam Back

and Greg Maxwell why the individual revealed by BM is no longer a

person of interest or why the bitcoin may be irrecoverable.

Neither Adam Back nor Gregory Maxwell are liable to GD or iFinex

Inc. for any of their actions or inactions under this agreement.

This agreement is considered to be in effect when BM is in receipt of

PGP signed copies of this agreement from GD, Adam Back, and Gregory

Maxwell.

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----

Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)

iQEVAwUBWC4/BBQ8n0HY8FbdAQJaIgf+OC2qFsFIGsynS2apYxVAaAACr+HfOrhZ

sAMedySXB5b/7c06f8M5tDJGMLYxMeAaaUQdfUgSWd5dcl021KiOmdwzZx8lDeb7

KKg2/UJKntKoR2kZI+4M78M/Fx1VHrzZ1erKF4WoLUAFIBJduAUoKEtLnpoOFUpZ

OE3k6c+o2V386rACqsx2no+OQi+CH3UTZef597V38CN4n74QnehLewSPQL4/VC5P

G/Vjvp2383+ML9ACt/c4Y08+mVE6Yvbt2WV6lBWgyjdE9ZxzRBXOVVoxgUNoIX/g

lAqxb1kAU2Xilstw29GFPHcbKxWAh0J17KJtDl2nYL4wzN1fvGwM0Q==

=9j8E

-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Bitfinex claims my evidence isn’t “actionable”, (note that it isn’t about the contract requirements - I met ALL of those) but about a word that is not in the contract and besides anyone with Bitcoin/Tor/VPN is “actionable”.

December 31, 2016 - Adam Back and Gregory Maxwell moves the escrow on these grounds thus breaking it - they were WELL aware of all the facts. In the contract you’ll see that they are liable to me but not to Bitfinex. They played the judge, jury and executioner - they let the FBI do nothing for them, and they probably never will voluntarily.

And during my experience with Giancarlo Devasini and Phil Potter, here’s some of the crimes they’ve done:

Money Laundering

Corruption

Obstruction of Justice

Fraud

Embezzlement

During my experience (3 escrowers + iFinex INC) used “Gaslighting” negotiation techniques which of course is weak and disgusting behavior. They could’ve defrauded me right off the bat but chose to waste 1.5 month of my time to break me down psychologically - and then they defrauded me.

I will be releasing more material -> Twitter.com/BitcoinNemesis