You don't have to buy Bitcoin. You can mine it.

Well, I don't know what that is, but it's got "coin" in it, and my cash register doesn't, so yeah.

What, you stole our Bitcoin? Oh, calm down. All I did was sneak onto your computer and download your Bitcoin onto a flash drive. What?

We've worked with Bitcoin before, Mr. Polmar. It's an anonymous currency.

I'll buy some Bitcoin. I just came into a little extra money when my dad raised my allowance.

Hey, Stuart. You want to mine some Bitcoin with us? We'll write the program, you bring the snacks? Too rich for my blood.

Hi. Hey. What are you guys doing? We have a bunch of Bitcoin on an old laptop, and it could be worth, like, a lot of money.

Hey, when we sell the Bitcoin, are you gonna pay your dad back all the money you took from him over the years? Never even crossed my mind.

Then law enforcement was suddenly allowed access to the servers, which meant that we could trace the Bitcoin to Robbie's computer.

Okay, here's the Bitcoin folder. Yeah, how much is in there? It's empty. What? That's impossible.

Hey, you guys. Hey. Stuart, good. I was wondering, will you be accepting Bitcoin?

You can't trace it. Oh, you couldn't. Until Mt. Gox was bankrupted. The Bitcoin exchange.

Do you think Zack stole it? He doesn't know how to steal Bitcoin. I mean, he waves at trucks.

You traced money? What money? 65 Bitcoin worth approximately $39,000. We found it deposited in Robbie's digital wallet.

Wait, what's Bitcoin? It's a new online currency that's been developed. It's just like actual money, except you can't see it, hold it, or spend it on anything.

Mine it? Like, mining gold? Sort of. There's a limited amount, and we find it, not by tunneling into the earth, but by using a computer to solve complex mathematical problems.