Affected cryptocurrencies:
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0.03555076 42-Coin (18-FBI-008130);
It looks like the figure is incorrect…
https://explorer.42-coin.org/address/4HhKjL6UNvXgzvh8gQ6tDFGxXtPM8ZmysJ
Topic: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather (Read 11594 times)
It looks like the figure is incorrect…
https://explorer.42-coin.org/address/4HhKjL6UNvXgzvh8gQ6tDFGxXtPM8ZmysJ
Affected cryptocurrencies:
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IT IS ORDERED that the United States’ Motion for Entry of Default
Judgment Against All Interested Parties and Final Order of Forfeiture as to a
Subset of the Defendants in rem is GRANTED and Default Judgment is
ENTERED in favor of the United States.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Defendants in rem identified below
are FORFEITED to the United States under 18 U.S.C. § 981(a)(1)(C) and a Final
Order of Forfeiture as to those Defendants in rem is GRANTED and ENTERED:
Dell PowerEdge Server, Serial Number JNFHSW1 (18-FBI-008273);
(***REDACTED***) Wallet Balance - Name - Identifier (***REDACTED***)
3159978221 020LondonCoin (18-FBI-008129);
0.03555076 42-Coin (18-FBI-008130);
50471.93317 AAYOCTest (18-FBI-008131);
114223.6076 AchilliesCoin (18-FBI-008132);
3876408.595 AlohaCrypto (18-FBI-008133);
458629.7789 Amygws (18-FBI-008136);
397422.705 AsiaDigiCoin (18-FBI-008137);
18965404.16 AsicCoin (18-FBI-008138);
5883.136586 AtomicCoin (18-FBI-008139);
205722438.1 BatCoin (18-FBI-008140);
6665131.829 BBQCoin (18-FBI-008141);
27.54616594 Bcash (18-FBI-008142);
99877.69206 BERNCash (18-FBI-008143);
78408.01117 BigBoobsCoin (18-FBI-008144);
698107.6683 BinaryCoin (18-FBI-008145);
53969.63744 BitBean (18-FBI-008146);
48.1402613 Bitcoin (18-FBI-008147);
0.59208205 Bitcore (18-FBI-008148);
3782210.027 bitqy (18-FBI-008149);
5371.47082 BitSend (18-FBI-008150);
198447.8677 BitSynq (18-FBI-008151);
229.3 Bitz (18-FBI-008152);
424.6581136 BlackCoin (18-FBI-008153);
73551.44835 BoomCoin (18-FBI-008154);
754966.4312 BRAT (18-FBI-008155);
10655609.11 BuillionCoin (18-FBI-008156);
19276747135.12 CageCoin (18-FBI-008157);
214054229.3 CaliforniaCoin (18-FBI-008158);
2280.847628 CannabisCoin (18-FBI-008159);
1995683.325 CasinoChip (18-FBI-008160);
19774.61817 CoinGatherCoin;
659.6087879 Comet (18-FBI-008161);
8.55470882 COVEN (18-FBI-008162);
142430.0492 CraftCoin (18-FBI-008163);
1011756.1 CryptoJacksCoin (18-FBI-008164);
99221.86628 CryptoLion (18-FBI-008165);
57.24600042 DarkMoon (18-FBI-008166);
0.99797059 Dash (18-FBI-008167);
80.02477363 Denarius (18-FBI-008168);
372365223.12260200 DevCoin (18-FBI-008169);
10891820.6 DiamondCoin (18-FBI-008170);
24079.92442 DigiBytes (18-FBI-008171);
12480173.0391709 DogeCoin (18-FBI-008172);
97207.91405 DotCoin (18-FBI-008173);
5210266.85 DPSCoin (18-FBI-008174);
256635803.5 EarthCoin (18-FBI-008175);
10479.49878 E-coin (18-FBI-008176);
95129.8354 Elysium (18-FBI-008177);
172.7457707 EmerCoin (18-FBI-008178);
3397166.968 EmpireCoin (18-FBI-008179);
300 EquiTrader (18-FBI-008180);
6700.802145 ErylliumCoin (18-FBI-008181);
9255265.931 Espers New Chain (18-FBI-008182);
9085835.439 Espers2 (18-FBI-008183);
81.88779035 Ethereum (18-FBI-008184);
375.4267953 EverGreenCoin (18-FBI-008185);
54639.35119 EvoPoints (18-FBI-008186);
10701516.5 Exceleum (18-FBI-008187);
28284.35978 ExeCoin (18-FBI-008188);
53.63244616 FeatherCoin (18-FBI-008189);
2405667.514 FujiCoin (18-FBI-008190);
889.8234906 GaiaCoin (18-FBI-008191);
8.97350435 GameCredits (18-FBI-008192);
829203.3456 GenerationChanger (18-FBI-008193);
28414.79135 GlobalToken (18-FBI-008194);
1146.83383 GoldCoin (18-FBI-008195);
276692.7818 GPUCoin (18-FBI-008196);
138.20714 Gulden (18-FBI-008197);
8821.428965 HiCoin (18-FBI-008198);
12978928.63 HiroCoin (18-FBI-008199);
233.5576415 Honey (18-FBI-008200);
351314.7241 Hope (18-FBI-008201);
13416335940.47560 HTMLCOIN (18-FBI-008202);
75.17273184 iDice (18-FBI-008203);
31263179.095282 InfinityEconomics (18-FBI-008204);
4725539.776 InflationCoin (18-FBI-008205);
15.209 KeyCoin (18-FBI-008206);
18604848.33 KittehCoin (18-FBI-008207);
1606780.561 LevoPlus (18-FBI-008208);
445.538376820001 LiteCoin (18-FBI-008209);
32293.047 LitecoinDark (18-FBI-008210);
16196379.12 LiteDoge (18-FBI-008211);
118424.2472 LuckyCoin (18-FBI-008212);
480.5945643 LunaCoin (18-FBI-008213);
109530.2937 Lyrabar (18-FBI-008214);
129041.9657 MasterSwisCoin (18-FBI-008215);
1376753.071 MazaCoin (18-FBI-008216);
13322767.84 MCASH (18-FBI-008217);
518297.4216 MegaBitCoin (18-FBI-008218);
72592.01148 MegaCoin (18-FBI-008219);
3765574.662 MelaniaCoin (18-FBI-008220);
905.55113 MillionBitcoinCash (18-FBI-008221);
2093453.409 MintCoin (18-FBI-008222);
517023.3315 MLC Coin (18-FBI-008223);
30.29179632 MonacoCoin (18-FBI-008224);
138475204.9 MoonCoin (18-FBI-008225);
9309124.288 MyGulfCoin (18-FBI-008226);
699145.9083 NegativityOld (18-FBI-008228);
655.5606528 Neutron (18-FBI-008229);
9572907896.9324 NewYorkCoin (18-FBI-008230);
6791104.293 NewZealandKiwi (18-FBI-008231);
284.1028826 OhmWallet (18-FBI-008232);
12.498 PayCoin (18-FBI-008233);
2224787.778 PiZZAcoin (18-FBI-008234);
199.5 PlatonicCoin (18-FBI-008235);
21387.90663 PlusGoldUnion (18-FBI-008236);
688.7771998 PotCoin (18-FBI-008237);
1000000 POTENTL Coin (18-FBI-008238);
138661.3732 ProCurrency (18-FBI-008239);
10656.98076 PureVidz (18-FBI-008240);
4736.946238 PutinCoin (18-FBI-008241);
1790621.276 PX (18-FBI-008242);
2294675.15 ReddCoin (18-FBI-008243);
198355.3981 ReferralPointsCoin (18-FBI-008244);
20637.12487 Rupaya (18-FBI-008245);
2776.684548 Rupee (18-FBI-008246);
2491.55508 SativaCoin (18-FBI-008247);
34482.8307 SGelderGER (18-FBI-008248);
12.94826752 ShadowCash (18-FBI-008249);
60884187.92 SoccerCoin (18-FBI-008250);
733.8878729 SpectreCoin (18-FBI-008251);
9324759860 Sprouts (18-FBI-008252);
34625.74595 StackBIT (18-FBI-008253);
23 StakeCoin (18-FBI-008254);
70933093785.7322 StrongHands (18-FBI-008255);
1308783.692 Swiscoin (18-FBI-008256);
568.6973501 TagCoin (18-FBI-008257);
17763.17861 TerraCoin (18-FBI-008258);
186151.9425 TRIStarCoin (18-FBI-008259);
1938410.32 TriviaCoin (18-FBI-008260);
740099.69 UnixCoin (18-FBI-008261);
3528467.507 VergeCoin (18-FBI-008262);
30.77408683 Vertcoin (18-FBI-008263);
14798.5053 VirtacoinPlus (18-FBI-008264);
481.9643843 VPNCoin (18-FBI-008265);
47879.04727 WiserCoin (18-FBI-008266);
3632.593048 WomenCOIN (18-FBI-008267);
4896.437251 WorldCoin (18-FBI-008268);
2334723.852 YoCoin (18-FBI-008269);
230486.8719 ZetaCoin (18-FBI-008270);
7199.122809 Zoin (18-FBI-008271); and
1691.698 ZurCoin (18-FBI-008272).
Any right, title, or ownership interest of all interested parties, or their successors
and assigns, in the Defendants in rem identified above, is forever
EXTINGUISHED and clear title to those Defendants in rem is VESTED in the
United States.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Marshals Service, or its designee,
is AUTHORIZED to dispose of the Defendants in rem according to law.
Judgment Against All Interested Parties and Final Order of Forfeiture as to a
Subset of the Defendants in rem is GRANTED and Default Judgment is
ENTERED in favor of the United States.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Defendants in rem identified below
are FORFEITED to the United States under 18 U.S.C. § 981(a)(1)(C) and a Final
Order of Forfeiture as to those Defendants in rem is GRANTED and ENTERED:
Dell PowerEdge Server, Serial Number JNFHSW1 (18-FBI-008273);
(***REDACTED***) Wallet Balance - Name - Identifier (***REDACTED***)
3159978221 020LondonCoin (18-FBI-008129);
0.03555076 42-Coin (18-FBI-008130);
50471.93317 AAYOCTest (18-FBI-008131);
114223.6076 AchilliesCoin (18-FBI-008132);
3876408.595 AlohaCrypto (18-FBI-008133);
458629.7789 Amygws (18-FBI-008136);
397422.705 AsiaDigiCoin (18-FBI-008137);
18965404.16 AsicCoin (18-FBI-008138);
5883.136586 AtomicCoin (18-FBI-008139);
205722438.1 BatCoin (18-FBI-008140);
6665131.829 BBQCoin (18-FBI-008141);
27.54616594 Bcash (18-FBI-008142);
99877.69206 BERNCash (18-FBI-008143);
78408.01117 BigBoobsCoin (18-FBI-008144);
698107.6683 BinaryCoin (18-FBI-008145);
53969.63744 BitBean (18-FBI-008146);
48.1402613 Bitcoin (18-FBI-008147);
0.59208205 Bitcore (18-FBI-008148);
3782210.027 bitqy (18-FBI-008149);
5371.47082 BitSend (18-FBI-008150);
198447.8677 BitSynq (18-FBI-008151);
229.3 Bitz (18-FBI-008152);
424.6581136 BlackCoin (18-FBI-008153);
73551.44835 BoomCoin (18-FBI-008154);
754966.4312 BRAT (18-FBI-008155);
10655609.11 BuillionCoin (18-FBI-008156);
19276747135.12 CageCoin (18-FBI-008157);
214054229.3 CaliforniaCoin (18-FBI-008158);
2280.847628 CannabisCoin (18-FBI-008159);
1995683.325 CasinoChip (18-FBI-008160);
19774.61817 CoinGatherCoin;
659.6087879 Comet (18-FBI-008161);
8.55470882 COVEN (18-FBI-008162);
142430.0492 CraftCoin (18-FBI-008163);
1011756.1 CryptoJacksCoin (18-FBI-008164);
99221.86628 CryptoLion (18-FBI-008165);
57.24600042 DarkMoon (18-FBI-008166);
0.99797059 Dash (18-FBI-008167);
80.02477363 Denarius (18-FBI-008168);
372365223.12260200 DevCoin (18-FBI-008169);
10891820.6 DiamondCoin (18-FBI-008170);
24079.92442 DigiBytes (18-FBI-008171);
12480173.0391709 DogeCoin (18-FBI-008172);
97207.91405 DotCoin (18-FBI-008173);
5210266.85 DPSCoin (18-FBI-008174);
256635803.5 EarthCoin (18-FBI-008175);
10479.49878 E-coin (18-FBI-008176);
95129.8354 Elysium (18-FBI-008177);
172.7457707 EmerCoin (18-FBI-008178);
3397166.968 EmpireCoin (18-FBI-008179);
300 EquiTrader (18-FBI-008180);
6700.802145 ErylliumCoin (18-FBI-008181);
9255265.931 Espers New Chain (18-FBI-008182);
9085835.439 Espers2 (18-FBI-008183);
81.88779035 Ethereum (18-FBI-008184);
375.4267953 EverGreenCoin (18-FBI-008185);
54639.35119 EvoPoints (18-FBI-008186);
10701516.5 Exceleum (18-FBI-008187);
28284.35978 ExeCoin (18-FBI-008188);
53.63244616 FeatherCoin (18-FBI-008189);
2405667.514 FujiCoin (18-FBI-008190);
889.8234906 GaiaCoin (18-FBI-008191);
8.97350435 GameCredits (18-FBI-008192);
829203.3456 GenerationChanger (18-FBI-008193);
28414.79135 GlobalToken (18-FBI-008194);
1146.83383 GoldCoin (18-FBI-008195);
276692.7818 GPUCoin (18-FBI-008196);
138.20714 Gulden (18-FBI-008197);
8821.428965 HiCoin (18-FBI-008198);
12978928.63 HiroCoin (18-FBI-008199);
233.5576415 Honey (18-FBI-008200);
351314.7241 Hope (18-FBI-008201);
13416335940.47560 HTMLCOIN (18-FBI-008202);
75.17273184 iDice (18-FBI-008203);
31263179.095282 InfinityEconomics (18-FBI-008204);
4725539.776 InflationCoin (18-FBI-008205);
15.209 KeyCoin (18-FBI-008206);
18604848.33 KittehCoin (18-FBI-008207);
1606780.561 LevoPlus (18-FBI-008208);
445.538376820001 LiteCoin (18-FBI-008209);
32293.047 LitecoinDark (18-FBI-008210);
16196379.12 LiteDoge (18-FBI-008211);
118424.2472 LuckyCoin (18-FBI-008212);
480.5945643 LunaCoin (18-FBI-008213);
109530.2937 Lyrabar (18-FBI-008214);
129041.9657 MasterSwisCoin (18-FBI-008215);
1376753.071 MazaCoin (18-FBI-008216);
13322767.84 MCASH (18-FBI-008217);
518297.4216 MegaBitCoin (18-FBI-008218);
72592.01148 MegaCoin (18-FBI-008219);
3765574.662 MelaniaCoin (18-FBI-008220);
905.55113 MillionBitcoinCash (18-FBI-008221);
2093453.409 MintCoin (18-FBI-008222);
517023.3315 MLC Coin (18-FBI-008223);
30.29179632 MonacoCoin (18-FBI-008224);
138475204.9 MoonCoin (18-FBI-008225);
9309124.288 MyGulfCoin (18-FBI-008226);
699145.9083 NegativityOld (18-FBI-008228);
655.5606528 Neutron (18-FBI-008229);
9572907896.9324 NewYorkCoin (18-FBI-008230);
6791104.293 NewZealandKiwi (18-FBI-008231);
284.1028826 OhmWallet (18-FBI-008232);
12.498 PayCoin (18-FBI-008233);
2224787.778 PiZZAcoin (18-FBI-008234);
199.5 PlatonicCoin (18-FBI-008235);
21387.90663 PlusGoldUnion (18-FBI-008236);
688.7771998 PotCoin (18-FBI-008237);
1000000 POTENTL Coin (18-FBI-008238);
138661.3732 ProCurrency (18-FBI-008239);
10656.98076 PureVidz (18-FBI-008240);
4736.946238 PutinCoin (18-FBI-008241);
1790621.276 PX (18-FBI-008242);
2294675.15 ReddCoin (18-FBI-008243);
198355.3981 ReferralPointsCoin (18-FBI-008244);
20637.12487 Rupaya (18-FBI-008245);
2776.684548 Rupee (18-FBI-008246);
2491.55508 SativaCoin (18-FBI-008247);
34482.8307 SGelderGER (18-FBI-008248);
12.94826752 ShadowCash (18-FBI-008249);
60884187.92 SoccerCoin (18-FBI-008250);
733.8878729 SpectreCoin (18-FBI-008251);
9324759860 Sprouts (18-FBI-008252);
34625.74595 StackBIT (18-FBI-008253);
23 StakeCoin (18-FBI-008254);
70933093785.7322 StrongHands (18-FBI-008255);
1308783.692 Swiscoin (18-FBI-008256);
568.6973501 TagCoin (18-FBI-008257);
17763.17861 TerraCoin (18-FBI-008258);
186151.9425 TRIStarCoin (18-FBI-008259);
1938410.32 TriviaCoin (18-FBI-008260);
740099.69 UnixCoin (18-FBI-008261);
3528467.507 VergeCoin (18-FBI-008262);
30.77408683 Vertcoin (18-FBI-008263);
14798.5053 VirtacoinPlus (18-FBI-008264);
481.9643843 VPNCoin (18-FBI-008265);
47879.04727 WiserCoin (18-FBI-008266);
3632.593048 WomenCOIN (18-FBI-008267);
4896.437251 WorldCoin (18-FBI-008268);
2334723.852 YoCoin (18-FBI-008269);
230486.8719 ZetaCoin (18-FBI-008270);
7199.122809 Zoin (18-FBI-008271); and
1691.698 ZurCoin (18-FBI-008272).
Any right, title, or ownership interest of all interested parties, or their successors
and assigns, in the Defendants in rem identified above, is forever
EXTINGUISHED and clear title to those Defendants in rem is VESTED in the
United States.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Marshals Service, or its designee,
is AUTHORIZED to dispose of the Defendants in rem according to law.
According to "FINAL Proposed Default Judment and Final Order", "the thing" has assets in cryptocurrency with today value of more than 3million$ (not valuated at this price in the documents).
"Coingather" seems the same fiasco as other exchange settlements where clients (potential claimants) can not check the balance, after years, before formal claim.
Like Cryptopia (NZ), Cryptsy due to database erase (USA),..., In the other hand Mtgox (Japan) where the claim process was performed online due to foreigner users.
We can read in "ECF 141 Declaration in Support":
Quote
48.1402613 Bitcoin (18-FBI-008147) => 1969895.44$
12480173.0391709 DogeCoin (18-FBI-008172) => 1049346.13$
81.88779035 Ethereum (18-FBI-008184) => 195316.43$
445.538376820001 LiteCoin (18-FBI-008209) => 30766.31$
12480173.0391709 DogeCoin (18-FBI-008172) => 1049346.13$
81.88779035 Ethereum (18-FBI-008184) => 195316.43$
445.538376820001 LiteCoin (18-FBI-008209) => 30766.31$
"Coingather" seems the same fiasco as other exchange settlements where clients (potential claimants) can not check the balance, after years, before formal claim.
Like Cryptopia (NZ), Cryptsy due to database erase (USA),..., In the other hand Mtgox (Japan) where the claim process was performed online due to foreigner users.
We can read in "ECF 141 Declaration in Support":
Quote
7.
Based on the direct notice and the notice by publication, the time to
file a claim for the Defendants in rem has expired. Outside of those individuals
whose claims have been stricken or that the government anticipates will be
resolved by stipulated judgment in the near future, none of the potential claimants
have filed a Claim for the Defendants in rem, or an Answer or other responsive
motion to the Complaint, or otherwise defended against the above-entitled action
within the time required by the Supplemental Rules.
Based on the direct notice and the notice by publication, the time to
file a claim for the Defendants in rem has expired. Outside of those individuals
whose claims have been stricken or that the government anticipates will be
resolved by stipulated judgment in the near future, none of the potential claimants
have filed a Claim for the Defendants in rem, or an Answer or other responsive
motion to the Complaint, or otherwise defended against the above-entitled action
within the time required by the Supplemental Rules.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/if-you-held-crypto-on-coingather-in-2017-the-us-government-wants-to-give-it-back
Good luck 👍 . How trap in this shit
( Those who file a complaint on CG, long before - go check you mail )
Those who not get mail , try again
https://www.justice.gov/usao-edmi/coingather
Good luck 👍 . How trap in this shit
( Those who file a complaint on CG, long before - go check you mail )
Those who not get mail , try again
https://www.justice.gov/usao-edmi/coingather
Are you sure I can try again? Anybody tried this and it works? I got a lot of coins on the exchange back then and most of it have mooned. Would be nice to have them restored
https://cointelegraph.com/news/if-you-held-crypto-on-coingather-in-2017-the-us-government-wants-to-give-it-back
Good luck 👍 . How trap in this shit
( Those who file a complaint on CG, long before - go check you mail )
Those who not get mail , try again
https://www.justice.gov/usao-edmi/coingather
Good luck 👍 . How trap in this shit
( Those who file a complaint on CG, long before - go check you mail )
Those who not get mail , try again
https://www.justice.gov/usao-edmi/coingather
Interesting read, especially the part about suing property. How is an inanimate object supposed to defend itself?
https://dockets.justia.com/docket/michigan/miedce/2:2019cv12863/342061
Plaintiff: United States of America
Defendant: Any and All Cryptocurrency or Other Digital Assets Contained in Virtual Currency Wallets Residing on the Dell PowerEdge Server, Serial Number JNFHSW1 and Dell PowerEdge Server, Serial Number JNFHSW1
Still fbi not commented ( when asking https://www.theblockcrypto.com/genesis/42655/crypto-exchange-civil-asset-forfeiture-and-the-long-tail-of-the-law
about blockcrypto reports )
Interesting read, especially the part about suing property. How is an inanimate object supposed to defend itself?
https://dockets.justia.com/docket/michigan/miedce/2:2019cv12863/342061
Plaintiff: United States of America
Defendant: Any and All Cryptocurrency or Other Digital Assets Contained in Virtual Currency Wallets Residing on the Dell PowerEdge Server, Serial Number JNFHSW1 and Dell PowerEdge Server, Serial Number JNFHSW1
So Federal Bureau of Investigation has my coins,..., and has no intention to return it (easy). Not too much difference with scamXchange,..
Turns out the FBI thing is for real. 
Did coingather transact in USD or any other fiat?
http://coingather.com/index.html
https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/cyber/information-on-coingather-com-seizure
March 15, 2018
Information on Coingather.com Seizure
The Coingather.com domain has been seized by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in accordance with a seizure warrant issued pursuant to 18 U.S.C. §§ 981, 982, and 1960 upon a probable cause finding by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio that the Coingather domain was used, or was intended to be used, to commit or facilitate criminal violations of 18 U.S.C. § 1960 (Prohibition of unlicensed money transmitting businesses). Please refer back to this page for future updates regarding the status of accounts held on the exchange.
If you would like to file a complaint and have not already done so, please visit www.IC3.gov. Please include in the body of the complaint a reference to “Coingather” and your contact information, including the e-mail address that you originally registered with the exchange.
Did coingather transact in USD or any other fiat?
http://coingather.com/index.html
https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/cyber/information-on-coingather-com-seizure
March 15, 2018
Information on Coingather.com Seizure
The Coingather.com domain has been seized by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in accordance with a seizure warrant issued pursuant to 18 U.S.C. §§ 981, 982, and 1960 upon a probable cause finding by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio that the Coingather domain was used, or was intended to be used, to commit or facilitate criminal violations of 18 U.S.C. § 1960 (Prohibition of unlicensed money transmitting businesses). Please refer back to this page for future updates regarding the status of accounts held on the exchange.
If you would like to file a complaint and have not already done so, please visit www.IC3.gov. Please include in the body of the complaint a reference to “Coingather” and your contact information, including the e-mail address that you originally registered with the exchange.
Hey Coingather
I don't care your lost , stolen assets or hack .
Just share your coingather database to
HTMLCOIN foundation
They already frozen htmlcoin wallet what you hodl
Far batter
Pm then
With
[email protected]
[email protected]
So those owners who trap in CG
Get their assets back
Thanks for this important info, and hats off to the team at HTMLcoin. I really do wish other dev teams work this fail safe mechanism into their various chains. Its not enough, on the long run, to be merely 'decentralize' if safety can't be guaranteed (or enforced when the need arises) on your platform.
I learnt NEM did something similar in the wake of the hack that happened recently at a Korean exchange.
Hey Coingather
I don't care your lost , stolen assets or hack .
Just share your coingather database to
HTMLCOIN foundation
They already frozen htmlcoin wallet what you hodl
Far batter
Pm then
With
[email protected]
[email protected]
So those owners who trap in CG
Get their assets back
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Also, saw this on Twitter. No idea if it's legit or trolling.
Update CoinGather was shut down by the FBI a few weeks ago. The owner wasn't hacked or didn't run off with all the coins. He was shutdown because of some licensing issue and is likely silent because of legal concerns. I drove to CSIP (his employment) and this is what I was told.
Source: https://twitter.com/bling_bar/status/937168091242549248
Also, saw this on Twitter. No idea if it's legit or trolling.
Update CoinGather was shut down by the FBI a few weeks ago. The owner wasn't hacked or didn't run off with all the coins. He was shutdown because of some licensing issue and is likely silent because of legal concerns. I drove to CSIP (his employment) and this is what I was told.
Source: https://twitter.com/bling_bar/status/937168091242549248
I don't think It's true... unfortunately.
In this case, some official information should appear or anything
I also won't believe it. I wonder what will FBI do with those funds if ever they closed the exchange. FBI should return it to its owners? I think the operator of CoinGather should be filed a case. This is crazy.
I don't have anything to add other than to repeat my request for people to post txids of withdrawals around the time that the exchange disappeared.
That way we can find the hot wallet and see if customer funds have been moved since then.
What time frame from their shutdown can you work with?That way we can find the hot wallet and see if customer funds have been moved since then.
Sorry, I missed this message. I guess anything is a start, although the older the transaction (or rather, the further away it is from the close date) the more likely it is that the funds will have been reused (legitimately) for other customer's withdrawals, and their transactions etc.
I don't have anything to add other than to repeat my request for people to post txids of withdrawals around the time that the exchange disappeared.
That way we can find the hot wallet and see if customer funds have been moved since then.
What time frame from their shutdown can you work with? That way we can find the hot wallet and see if customer funds have been moved since then.
I don't have anything to add other than to repeat my request for people to post txids of withdrawals around the time that the exchange disappeared.
That way we can find the hot wallet and see if customer funds have been moved since then.
That way we can find the hot wallet and see if customer funds have been moved since then.
Any news regarding this case? Official confirmation? FBI announcement or such?
Long time passed already, and still nothing...
An exchange just disappears, just like that?
Long time passed already, and still nothing...
An exchange just disappears, just like that?
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Also, saw this on Twitter. No idea if it's legit or trolling.
Update CoinGather was shut down by the FBI a few weeks ago. The owner wasn't hacked or didn't run off with all the coins. He was shutdown because of some licensing issue and is likely silent because of legal concerns. I drove to CSIP (his employment) and this is what I was told.
Source: https://twitter.com/bling_bar/status/937168091242549248
Also, saw this on Twitter. No idea if it's legit or trolling.
Update CoinGather was shut down by the FBI a few weeks ago. The owner wasn't hacked or didn't run off with all the coins. He was shutdown because of some licensing issue and is likely silent because of legal concerns. I drove to CSIP (his employment) and this is what I was told.
Source: https://twitter.com/bling_bar/status/937168091242549248
I don't think It's true... unfortunately.
In this case, some official information should appear or anything
Has anyone tried to trace the biggies (eg BTC, LTC, DOGE) with a block explorer to figure out the hot wallet addresses, to see if any funds have moved since the exchange went offline?
If you deposited or withdrew funds around the time the website died, post a link to the tx in an explorer and we'll see if we can figure it out.
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Also, saw this on Twitter. No idea if it's legit or trolling.
Update CoinGather was shut down by the FBI a few weeks ago. The owner wasn't hacked or didn't run off with all the coins. He was shutdown because of some licensing issue and is likely silent because of legal concerns. I drove to CSIP (his employment) and this is what I was told.
Source: https://twitter.com/bling_bar/status/937168091242549248
If you deposited or withdrew funds around the time the website died, post a link to the tx in an explorer and we'll see if we can figure it out.
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Also, saw this on Twitter. No idea if it's legit or trolling.
Update CoinGather was shut down by the FBI a few weeks ago. The owner wasn't hacked or didn't run off with all the coins. He was shutdown because of some licensing issue and is likely silent because of legal concerns. I drove to CSIP (his employment) and this is what I was told.
Source: https://twitter.com/bling_bar/status/937168091242549248
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