It might be helpful to check out the weexchange portal addresses too. That means the addresses where the 6.1% were paid out from.
So everyone who got a payment from the weexchange portal, the 6%, could send my the address the payment came from anonymously via pm or can post it here in the thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/weexchangebitfunder-user-deposit-addresses-where-are-the-coins-gone-437154
It looks there are long trails of payout addresses that can be followed but there are different trails so having an address in each trail would be needed.
Topic: [BitFunder] Moving Forward/Resolution Process - page 26. (Read 292138 times)
Listen guys. I just got an idea.
Don't you see connection between current malleability issues and Bitfunder ? Maybe Bitfunder was first victim of "malleability feature" in bitcoin protocol? I know you can't transfer any coins between wallets without confirmations of the network ... UNTIL you don't use custom made software with hot wallets in your system which allows exactly this kind of instant transfers, which are crucial for exchanges like bitfunder.
I just remembered : "The bitcoins are simply not there." - Danny
Don't you see connection between current malleability issues and Bitfunder ? Maybe Bitfunder was first victim of "malleability feature" in bitcoin protocol? I know you can't transfer any coins between wallets without confirmations of the network ... UNTIL you don't use custom made software with hot wallets in your system which allows exactly this kind of instant transfers, which are crucial for exchanges like bitfunder.
I just remembered : "The bitcoins are simply not there." - Danny
I spoke to him on Skype earlier. Things are progressing but my guess is it'll be a fair while yet unfortunately. As has been said before, some things are out of his hands and they impact the time period involved. Don't ask me how long or if it will work out because I don't know. As long as I feel there is progress then I'll wait.
He should post a progress bar then. What's the current estimate on progress, 2%?
6%
You bet me to that one!
I spoke to him on Skype earlier. Things are progressing but my guess is it'll be a fair while yet unfortunately. As has been said before, some things are out of his hands and they impact the time period involved. Don't ask me how long or if it will work out because I don't know. As long as I feel there is progress then I'll wait.
He should post a progress bar then. What's the current estimate on progress, 2%?
6%
I spoke to him on Skype earlier. Things are progressing but my guess is it'll be a fair while yet unfortunately. As has been said before, some things are out of his hands and they impact the time period involved. Don't ask me how long or if it will work out because I don't know. As long as I feel there is progress then I'll wait.
He should post a progress bar then. What's the current estimate on progress, 2%?
6%
I spoke to him on Skype earlier. Things are progressing but my guess is it'll be a fair while yet unfortunately. As has been said before, some things are out of his hands and they impact the time period involved. Don't ask me how long or if it will work out because I don't know. As long as I feel there is progress then I'll wait.
He should post a progress bar then. What's the current estimate on progress, 2%?
I spoke to him on Skype earlier. Things are progressing but my guess is it'll be a fair while yet unfortunately. As has been said before, some things are out of his hands and they impact the time period involved. Don't ask me how long or if it will work out because I don't know. As long as I feel there is progress then I'll wait.
He should post a progress bar then. What's the current estimate on progress, 2%?
I spoke to him on Skype earlier. Things are progressing but my guess is it'll be a fair while yet unfortunately. As has been said before, some things are out of his hands and they impact the time period involved. Don't ask me how long or if it will work out because I don't know. As long as I feel there is progress then I'll wait.
Jon apparently posted on IRC about 9 hours ago. Nothing new but still better than pure silence.
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still stuck at 6%? still stuck at 6% -_- Not in hiding Things have been hectic trying to make arrangements HI HOOOOOOOOOO Silver.. hello Ukyo hey hi :) Ukyo said something
* whitty runs off to post it on teh forumsoh wait no, I have other shit to do... lol
Just noticed that I made backups of https://bitfunder.com/assetlist.json every few hours between 14.10.2013 17:30 and 07.12.2013 00:07. After that date the list was no longer available.
In case you ever want to check specific entries -> PM.
In case you ever want to check specific entries -> PM.
https://btct.co/history-bitfunder/
Just noticed that I made backups of https://bitfunder.com/assetlist.json every few hours between 14.10.2013 17:30 and 07.12.2013 00:07. After that date the list was no longer available.
In case you ever want to check specific entries -> PM.
In case you ever want to check specific entries -> PM.
This thread is so full of wishful thinking. How sad... 
I know what you mean. It's like this:
However, not everyone is in denial. More and more are getting out.
This thread is so full of wishful thinking. How sad...
This means that on 11th of August 2013, more than half of WeExchange's funds were transferred into some other wallet, where they became intermixed with funds that probably did not origin from WeExchange.
Sigh! It looks like no one dares to say the obvious conclusions. So, I'll do that for you:
- Ukyo sent most of WeExchange's funds knowingly to a third party.
- The WeExchange wallet was fractional since at least August 2013.
Also, Jon was advertising for a dev (cant remember the precise date). Was that post filled? Anyone know who?
This means that on 11th of August 2013, more than half of WeExchange's funds were transferred into some other wallet, where they became intermixed with funds that probably did not origin from WeExchange.
Sigh! It looks like no one dares to say the obvious conclusions. So, I'll do that for you:
- Ukyo sent most of WeExchange's funds knowingly to a third party.
- The WeExchange wallet was fractional since at least August 2013.
I doubt this is what happened (a problem do to do with transaction malleability). It's possible, but doesn't add up for me. Mainly because I don't see why Ukyo would keep this such a secret for months. (And then seemingly disappear). If the coins were stolen he would be less legally liable at best, and at worst, he'd at least get some understanding from the community.
If you look at his behaviour, when the crisis occurred, how he dealt with it, how he accepted deposits knowing he couldn't pay them back, what's going on with his loans, and the threads showing him using some users' deposits to pay for others, and now most recently, disappearing incognito, I believe the most likely thing that happened was that he was treating peoples' deposits as his own personal investment wallet, gambled, and lost.
Of course this all guesswork.
If you are going to pursue legal action I just suggest you do it sooner, rather than later. I don't think anyone will get their money back from this, but at least it would be good to know what happened, and if Ukyo did something criminal, he should be punished. At the least it'd be nice to see him have to go bankrupt.
I would bet though that if there is no prosecution or lawsuit, he'll never tell any of us what happened. He's given no indication that he intends to. Unless he's sued all we'll ever probably know is that 'the coins are gone'. We've made no progress at all in what, the last 45-60 days? In fact, we are hearing progressively less.
My sincere condolences to those owed more than 10 btc. I'm royally pissed at losing 1 btc, I can't imagine what state I'd be in if I had a significant amount of money on the line.
If you look at his behaviour, when the crisis occurred, how he dealt with it, how he accepted deposits knowing he couldn't pay them back, what's going on with his loans, and the threads showing him using some users' deposits to pay for others, and now most recently, disappearing incognito, I believe the most likely thing that happened was that he was treating peoples' deposits as his own personal investment wallet, gambled, and lost.
Of course this all guesswork.
If you are going to pursue legal action I just suggest you do it sooner, rather than later. I don't think anyone will get their money back from this, but at least it would be good to know what happened, and if Ukyo did something criminal, he should be punished. At the least it'd be nice to see him have to go bankrupt.
I would bet though that if there is no prosecution or lawsuit, he'll never tell any of us what happened. He's given no indication that he intends to. Unless he's sued all we'll ever probably know is that 'the coins are gone'. We've made no progress at all in what, the last 45-60 days? In fact, we are hearing progressively less.
My sincere condolences to those owed more than 10 btc. I'm royally pissed at losing 1 btc, I can't imagine what state I'd be in if I had a significant amount of money on the line.
If WeExchange lost money because it was unable to handle transaction malleability, then this would certainly leave a trace in the blockchain.
An attacker would request a withdrawal of amount X to address Y, send a modified transaction to an affiliated miner, and then open a support ticket complaining about the withdrawal not being processed.
If the attack was successful, WeExchange would issue a new transaction of the same amount X to the same address Y, leaving a trace in the blockchain.
Of course the attacker could also request cancellation of the withdrawal; however, there would be no incentive to do so because the attacker would want to quickly take the money and run.
Everyone can check WeExchange's transaction records and convince themselves about the (un)likelihood of this scenario...
An attacker would request a withdrawal of amount X to address Y, send a modified transaction to an affiliated miner, and then open a support ticket complaining about the withdrawal not being processed.
If the attack was successful, WeExchange would issue a new transaction of the same amount X to the same address Y, leaving a trace in the blockchain.
Of course the attacker could also request cancellation of the withdrawal; however, there would be no incentive to do so because the attacker would want to quickly take the money and run.
Everyone can check WeExchange's transaction records and convince themselves about the (un)likelihood of this scenario...
This thread... you guys are so masochistically obsessive.
Do really need to fill the internet with hot air, recycled over and over?
Say something new, do something new, or stop talking please.
Do really need to fill the internet with hot air, recycled over and over?
Say something new, do something new, or stop talking please.
Some of us are owed hundreds of thousands of dollars. Do you expect us to just sit there and wait for our coins to simply reappear magically?
No, but that's also not what I suggested.
No, but that's also not what I suggested.
Well, even though, I think you're wrong. Keeping those threads alive with useless bumps have at least 2 advantages:- they let newcomers know that they should not trust anyone, especially people with imposing +trust ratings
- they let newcomers know that they should not deposit on weex (remember deposits were still allowed on coinlenders/inputs weeks after he admited being a scammer? Remember that people could deposit on weex AFTER the bankruptcy announcement?)
Actually, there should be a mod-maintained sub with a single post for every known big scam, and a sticky one to reference them all.
It's such a mess that it takes too much effort to sort out, now.
No, but that's also not what I suggested.
Well, even though, I think you're wrong. Keeping those threads alive with useless bumps have at least 2 advantages:- they let newcomers know that they should not trust anyone, especially people with imposing +trust ratings
- they let newcomers know that they should not deposit on weex (remember deposits were still allowed on coinlenders/inputs weeks after he admited being a scammer? Remember that people could deposit on weex AFTER the bankruptcy announcement?)
Actually, there should be a mod-maintained sub with a single post for every known big scam, and a sticky one to reference them all.
It's such a mess that it takes too much effort to sort out, now.
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