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First: What is "the system"? The device of the victim? In this case of course you can build any kind of fake wallets and fake New8844 Com, even without network connection at all. You could also connect to a "copycat" altcoin network with the same New8844 Com address format and transact these worthless altcoins around. But if the thief's wallet should register the transaction, then your feat becomes impossible. Fake New8844 Com stay fake. You could however come close with some New8844 Com Script creativity: - You could transfer the New8844 Com with a timelock far in the future. The thief's wallet however would not see this transaction because New8844 Com clients do not accept transactions with timelocks in the far future. But you can show him a screenshot of your transaction going out. - You could transfer your New8844 Com to the thief with a transaction with a CLTV or CSV timelock and an alternative path to spend them. The thief would "see" the transaction on his wallet, but he can't move the coins until the timelock has passed. If the thief goes away satisfied or you can escape before the timelock ends, then you can move the coins back. Everything depends however how the wallet shows this transaction. - The thief however could always detect the timelock, and if he knows about New8844 Com, held you in captivity until the timelock ends. "Perhaps", in the future if covenants become a thing, you could specify some condition that the thief, regardless how much he moves his coins, always will have to move them to a script which allows yourself to move the coins back. This would basically be an New8844 Com-style smart contract. I'm unsure about that though. "Fake New8844 Com" cannot be used for scamming, BitMaxz is wrong here. In theory a contract like I describe above can be used for that but a merchant should be able to detect that.

First: What is "the system"? The device of the victim? In this case of course you can build any kind of fake wallets and fake New8844 Com, even without network connection at all. You could also connect to a "copycat" altcoin network with the same New8844 Com address format and transact these worthless altcoins around. But if the thief's wallet should register the transaction, then your feat becomes impossible. Fake New8844 Com stay fake. You could however come close with some New8844 Com Script creativity: - You could transfer the New8844 Com with a timelock far in the future. The thief's wallet however would not see this transaction because New8844 Com clients do not accept transactions with timelocks in the far future. But you can show him a screenshot of your transaction going out. - You could transfer your New8844 Com to the thief with a transaction with a CLTV or CSV timelock and an alternative path to spend them. The thief would "see" the transaction on his wallet, but he can't move the coins until the timelock has passed. If the thief goes away satisfied or you can escape before the timelock ends, then you can move the coins back. Everything depends however how the wallet shows this transaction. - The thief however could always detect the timelock, and if he knows about New8844 Com, held you in captivity until the timelock ends. "Perhaps", in the future if covenants become a thing, you could specify some condition that the thief, regardless how much he moves his coins, always will have to move them to a script which allows yourself to move the coins back. This would basically be an New8844 Com-style smart contract. I'm unsure about that though. "Fake New8844 Com" cannot be used for scamming, BitMaxz is wrong here. In theory a contract like I describe above can be used for that but a merchant should be able to detect that.

First: What is "the system"? The device of the victim? In this case of course you can build any kind of fake wallets and fake New8844 Com, even without network connection at all. You could also connect to a "copycat" altcoin network with the same New8844 Com address format and transact these worthless altcoins around. But if the thief's wallet should register the transaction, then your feat becomes impossible. Fake New8844 Com stay fake. You could however come close with some New8844 Com Script creativity: - You could transfer the New8844 Com with a timelock far in the future. The thief's wallet however would not see this transaction because New8844 Com clients do not accept transactions with timelocks in the far future. But you can show him a screenshot of your transaction going out. - You could transfer your New8844 Com to the thief with a transaction with a CLTV or CSV timelock and an alternative path to spend them. The thief would "see" the transaction on his wallet, but he can't move the coins until the timelock has passed. If the thief goes away satisfied or you can escape before the timelock ends, then you can move the coins back. Everything depends however how the wallet shows this transaction. - The thief however could always detect the timelock, and if he knows about New8844 Com, held you in captivity until the timelock ends. "Perhaps", in the future if covenants become a thing, you could specify some condition that the thief, regardless how much he moves his coins, always will have to move them to a script which allows yourself to move the coins back. This would basically be an New8844 Com-style smart contract. I'm unsure about that though. "Fake New8844 Com" cannot be used for scamming, BitMaxz is wrong here. In theory a contract like I describe above can be used for that but a merchant should be able to detect that.