Maybe a young reporter trying to spread some panic in order get some cheaper Bitcoins. 
Maybe a reporter so young that they're actually a year ten student on work experience.
Topic: 2013-04-18 - bitcoin shuts down. Lol.. (News.com.au Australia) - page 2. (Read 2862 times)
Maybe a reporter so young that they're actually a year ten student on work experience.
Maybe a young reporter trying to spread some panic in order get some cheaper Bitcoins.
C'mon, Australia. Get it together!
That's AusTralia. 
Yeah, I feel a little embarrassed being in the same country right now 
I've left a comment on the site for what it's worth, but I doubt they'll publish it.
I've left a comment on the site for what it's worth, but I doubt they'll publish it. 
C'mon, Australia. Get it together!
Another successful validation of the capital C indicator.
Perhaps someone should have done a bit more any research at all before "writing" this "article"... 
FTFY
Wow News fail... haha
News fail... haha 
Perhaps someone should have done a bit more research before writing this "article"...
Oh, so Bitfloor is Bitcoin now, not Mt.Gox?
http://www.news.com.au/technology/biztech/bitcoin-shuts-down-trading-indefinitely/story-fn5lic6c-1226623544108
http://www.news.com.au/technology/biztech/bitcoin-exchange-bitfloor-shuts-down-trading/story-fn5lic6c-1226623544108
BITCOIN has halted trading indefinitely and is promising to return everyone's money.
The virtual currency whose price has been fluctuating wildly over the last few weeks announced on its website that it must "cease all trading operations indefinitely...due to circumstances beyond its control".
The announcement comes after weeks of denial of service attacks and technical problems that led to severe price fluctuations.
"Unfortunately, our US bank account is scheduled to be closed and we can no longer provide the same level of USD deposits and withdrawals as we have in the past," wrote BitCoin founder Roman Shtylman.
"As such, I have made the decision to halt operations and return all funds.
"Over the next days we will be working with all clients to ensure that everyone receives their funds. Please be patient as we process your request."
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/technology/biztech/bitcoin-shuts-down-trading-indefinitely/story-fn5lic6c-1226623544108#ixzz2QmuqyxGP
http://www.news.com.au/technology/biztech/bitcoin-exchange-bitfloor-shuts-down-trading/story-fn5lic6c-1226623544108
BITCOIN has halted trading indefinitely and is promising to return everyone's money.
The virtual currency whose price has been fluctuating wildly over the last few weeks announced on its website that it must "cease all trading operations indefinitely...due to circumstances beyond its control".
The announcement comes after weeks of denial of service attacks and technical problems that led to severe price fluctuations.
"Unfortunately, our US bank account is scheduled to be closed and we can no longer provide the same level of USD deposits and withdrawals as we have in the past," wrote BitCoin founder Roman Shtylman.
"As such, I have made the decision to halt operations and return all funds.
"Over the next days we will be working with all clients to ensure that everyone receives their funds. Please be patient as we process your request."
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/technology/biztech/bitcoin-shuts-down-trading-indefinitely/story-fn5lic6c-1226623544108#ixzz2QmuqyxGP
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