Topic: [2015-08-01] Guardian - Ex-boss of MtGox bitcoin exchange arrested in Japan (Read 544 times)
August 01, 2015, 01:35:46 AM
It is yet free this guy? How is possible with all that shit that has created? What kind of justice is this that leave free people like him? I had hear that has no fault because Mt Gox was hacked but someone must pay for all the people who has lost tons of bitcoins in his company.
August 01, 2015, 01:33:10 AM
It is the less thing that can do for this guy. Has embroiled all the bitcoin world for years and years and yet was free to do its dirt without having any trouble. I think that him must pay for all the messes had created.
August 01, 2015, 01:09:06 AM
Ex-boss of MtGox bitcoin exchange arrested in Japan over lost $480m
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/aug/01/ex-boss-of-mtgox-bitcoin-exchange-arrested-in-japan-over-lost-480m
<< Mark Karpeles, the former head of defunct bitcoin exchange MtGox, has been arrested in Japan in connection with the disappearance of hundreds of millions of dollars worth of the virtual currency, reports said. The French-born Karpeles, 30, is suspected of falsifying data on the outstanding balance of the exchange, at one point the world's largest hub for trading the digital currency, Japanese media reports added.
The Japanese news website nikkei.com quoted officials from the Tokyo metropolitan police saying that Karpeles allegedly manipulated the exchange computer system to inflate its assets. After Nikkei reported on Friday that he was going to be arrested, Karpeles told the Wall Street Journal that the allegations were "false" and he would "of course deny" them. His lawyer was not avaiulable for comment, the WSJ said. >>
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/aug/01/ex-boss-of-mtgox-bitcoin-exchange-arrested-in-japan-over-lost-480m
<< Mark Karpeles, the former head of defunct bitcoin exchange MtGox, has been arrested in Japan in connection with the disappearance of hundreds of millions of dollars worth of the virtual currency, reports said. The French-born Karpeles, 30, is suspected of falsifying data on the outstanding balance of the exchange, at one point the world's largest hub for trading the digital currency, Japanese media reports added.
The Japanese news website nikkei.com quoted officials from the Tokyo metropolitan police saying that Karpeles allegedly manipulated the exchange computer system to inflate its assets. After Nikkei reported on Friday that he was going to be arrested, Karpeles told the Wall Street Journal that the allegations were "false" and he would "of course deny" them. His lawyer was not avaiulable for comment, the WSJ said. >>
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