Glendale, I'm sorry for your loss but it's tiny compared to many other people. Some of the bigger losers know what the deal is and understand that ukyo did not steal or misuse the money. They have not taken legal action as a result. I can't reiterate this enough. Yet you keep posting every day, always using the thief line despite the fact that numerous other things could have happened (and did happen according to those who know).
I may have only lost 1 btc, but that is a lot of money for me, I am pretty poor currently.
Second, how is it that big bag holders are told what is going on, but not any of the rest of us? I'm sorry, it is just not reasonable to take someone's deposits, lock it, and then not give any non-lie reason for it being taken. So you let me get this straight. You want me to have my money taken from me and not bitch about it? Whether you lost 1 btc or 100 btc you have a right to know what happened.
Your third point, about how numerous things could have happened that explain the situation: as I posted before, I can not think of a single situation that answers the following for me:
Thought game here: what possible scenario could we have for Ukyo :
a) taking deposits from users knowing he was not able to pay them back for over a month and half.
b) what technical problem could he possibly be working on for 3 months that was render all of funds unavailable. And what technical problem could be 'solved' leading to the recovery of our deposits. Really.
c) taking out a big loan when this started for unstated reasons that he defaulted on.
d) what possible 'legal reasons' could he have for not being able to explain the situation (beyond Ukyo just covering his ass). I can not think of a single situation either. (What, do you think he has a secret gag order from the CIA or something? )
e) he hasn't posted on these forums for 3 weeks.
f) I admit this is just a suspicion here: but it is very auspicious timing that this went down right went bitcoin entered it's last boom.
I'm open to any hypothesis that explains the situation.
Based on what has happened, what we have been told, and all points above: My personal conclusion is you are being strung along.
Again, give me one valid single hypothetical situation that explains all these points and will gladly stop posting.
Meanwhile? I'm going to keep bitching. I've given up on getting my stolen bitcoin back so at least I have the right to bitch about how my money was taken. Furthermore, having been scammed before, I feel in it is my duty for trying to open the eyes of those who have not been scammed before and may be trusting Ukyo without valid reason to do so.
I don't know what you know ffssixtynine. All I know is that someone took my bitcoin illegally and there has been only about 5% progress towards a resolution in 3+ months.