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[11] plenty of room in Guantanamo for you buddy
News of Monday about btc-e should be very interesting. never miss it
Be ready for Media impact
Be ready for Media impact
So far every story I have seen about this in the media just regurgitates the US government line that everyone using BTC-e was a criminal. I think it might be helpful if one of the larger media outlets were to print a story about how many innocent people who have not only nothing to do with crime, but nothing even to do with the US, basically just had their cryptocurrency stolen by US authorities. Right now far too many people already think that only criminals have anything to do with bitcoin. The narrative of this story is basically right in line with the ongoing propaganda about bitcoin. But the fact is that millions has been stolen from innocent people here and the thieves are going around patting themselves on the back and claiming to be the good guys. Maybe we should be approaching media outlets with the truth.
Media outlets controlled by fiat obsessed US entities, yeah right, of course you are not a criminal. The best thing is, btce was/is the exchange where - my bet - mostly all Russians were going to. So basically, USA is robbing Russia. However, no source confirmed any freezing of bank account or seizing of assets/wallets, so there is still a high chance that USA does not have any coin whatsoever.
So far every story I have seen about this in the media just regurgitates the US government line that everyone using BTC-e was a criminal. I think it might be helpful if one of the larger media outlets were to print a story about how many innocent people who have not only nothing to do with crime, but nothing even to do with the US, basically just had their cryptocurrency stolen by US authorities. Right now far too many people already think that only criminals have anything to do with bitcoin. The narrative of this story is basically right in line with the ongoing propaganda about bitcoin. But the fact is that millions has been stolen from innocent people here and the thieves are going around patting themselves on the back and claiming to be the good guys. Maybe we should be approaching media outlets with the truth.
I think this is how parents feel if their children get kidnapped and they dont know if they are dead or not.
Cmon btce, just post something on twitter that you are not coming back. This would be a nice end to that drama.
Cmon btce, just post something on twitter that you are not coming back. This would be a nice end to that drama.
I stay ANON
Well, the last guy who said this is charged with laundering $4 billion. So I doubt this is a good start.
Yeah good point... I am undecided the best way to do this.
If US prosecutors can prove that Alex got those stolen money directly from that hacker and if Alex used those those coins for BTC-e client withdrawals or to trade them into any exchange, it is then over for him. Any prosecutor will not start operation unless they have strong evidences. Well, Alex is not into chemical weapons business anyway as one another guy was falsely labeled and executed without evidences.
In the US Bitcoin is not money.
If they are going to charge with money laundering they have to talk about the flow of fiat currencies specifically $US
translation:
No matter where you are, where you're from, what you trade; we are coming for you and you will go to jail.
yeah and what about all those people not in the USA and not US Citz, and trading with BTC-e also not in the US, the US has not truck with them, or jurisdiction. Sure take your portion but not ours.
I stay ANON
Well, the last guy who said this is charged with laundering $4 billion. So I doubt this is a good start.
I'm drunk at the moment but I'd like to emphasize that the fine enforced by DOJ is a fucking joke. If you have any understanding how international civil law works you can basically wipe your ass with the fine.
Worst case scenario is that it would stretch into a fucking long (years) proceedings. US has no jurisdiction to enforce that fine unless another extraterrestrial state beforehand has agreed upon to enforce such fines.
It will be a long and heavy process for US Officials to enforce this fine.
As a lawyer I suggest neglecting this and denying US ip adress access to btce, and all thereafter is lawful. Should any US citizen use VPN or other measures to reach btce, it's beyond the control of btce.
Should any btce admin or owner wish to talk about all this I am more than willing to do so.
Worst case scenario is that it would stretch into a fucking long (years) proceedings. US has no jurisdiction to enforce that fine unless another extraterrestrial state beforehand has agreed upon to enforce such fines.
It will be a long and heavy process for US Officials to enforce this fine.
As a lawyer I suggest neglecting this and denying US ip adress access to btce, and all thereafter is lawful. Should any US citizen use VPN or other measures to reach btce, it's beyond the control of btce.
Should any btce admin or owner wish to talk about all this I am more than willing to do so.
Good point (I am also a lawyer).
I think we could start a quasi~class action to recover our funds or at least give them a legal headache. Perhaps we should have a eth token sale to raise funds to purse them, eg if people put in equivalent 5% or their BTC losses into the ICO then the it may be more likely to recover, even 1% would probably x -million at this point.
The US has to realise that as far as non US citizens dealing merely dealing in tokens they should not be penalized. Eg just becuase I stand in a room and the people running the room maybe be doing something else, does not touch on my ownership of my property, particularly when the I and the part of the room I am standing in are not subject to US jurisdiction.
They need to know they cannot SMASH and Grab what is beyond their legal borders. Take what is due to them under the limit of their laws only.
If you are what you are and can proof it, then do it, setup an trustworthy crowdfunding and do something. I will jump in for sure.
I Can prove who I am, no worries, but I have to be upfront about the outcomes::and a few other issues::
I like to be this way because I do not want to over promise, an communicate about my reasons.
[1] I expect we will cause them a massive headache, and next time they do this they will have to think serious about sequestering funds in the future, when they take down exchange - x
[2] I suspect that who ever is seizing the servers/data, will try and get the private keys themselves by any means possible, and will be long gone by the time the court process winds up.
[3] I expect a lot of it will make it's way to individual FBI officers personal money or similar. Which may work in out favor in some ways.
[4] I suspect this is exactly what happened in the "satoshi" guy in Australian, the Australian fed police turned up the next day, and I am sure a few fed officers now hold significant BTC.
[5] I do expect we will need to explore several legal actions / options, and this will take some thorough legal analysis.
[6] To do this we will need a good US based law firm, or persons of out choice and vet them well.
[7] It maybe better that we do this in the following manner. I stay ANON, but publicly engage various law firms etc. I am open to various views on the best way to structure this. Say we collect an ICO it eth, we can engage the US law firms in eth to do the parcels of work. I can see benefits to being ANON and public.
[8] We need to set up the ICO so it is un impeachable under US-transmitter laws etc.
[9] There going to be a considerable back end to this, eg collecting and to the level of proof any claimants for their crypto as a lost of scammers will appear.
[10] Lets get the bastards. And I fucking will.
I'm drunk at the moment but I'd like to emphasize that the fine enforced by DOJ is a fucking joke. If you have any understanding how international civil law works you can basically wipe your ass with the fine.
Worst case scenario is that it would stretch into a fucking long (years) proceedings. US has no jurisdiction to enforce that fine unless another extraterrestrial state beforehand has agreed upon to enforce such fines.
It will be a long and heavy process for US Officials to enforce this fine.
As a lawyer I suggest neglecting this and denying US ip adress access to btce, and all thereafter is lawful. Should any US citizen use VPN or other measures to reach btce, it's beyond the control of btce.
Should any btce admin or owner wish to talk about all this I am more than willing to do so.
Worst case scenario is that it would stretch into a fucking long (years) proceedings. US has no jurisdiction to enforce that fine unless another extraterrestrial state beforehand has agreed upon to enforce such fines.
It will be a long and heavy process for US Officials to enforce this fine.
As a lawyer I suggest neglecting this and denying US ip adress access to btce, and all thereafter is lawful. Should any US citizen use VPN or other measures to reach btce, it's beyond the control of btce.
Should any btce admin or owner wish to talk about all this I am more than willing to do so.
Good point (I am also a lawyer).
I think we could start a quasi~class action to recover our funds or at least give them a legal headache. Perhaps we should have a eth token sale to raise funds to purse them, eg if people put in equivalent 5% or their BTC losses into the ICO then the it may be more likely to recover, even 1% would probably x -million at this point.
The US has to realise that as far as non US citizens dealing merely dealing in tokens they should not be penalized. Eg just becuase I stand in a room and the people running the room maybe be doing something else, does not touch on my ownership of my property, particularly when the I and the part of the room I am standing in are not subject to US jurisdiction.
They need to know they cannot SMASH and Grab what is beyond their legal borders. Take what is due to them under the limit of their laws only.
If you are what you are and can proof it, then do it, setup an trustworthy crowdfunding and do something. I will jump in for sure.
I'm drunk at the moment but I'd like to emphasize that the fine enforced by DOJ is a fucking joke. If you have any understanding how international civil law works you can basically wipe your ass with the fine.
Worst case scenario is that it would stretch into a fucking long (years) proceedings. US has no jurisdiction to enforce that fine unless another extraterrestrial state beforehand has agreed upon to enforce such fines.
It will be a long and heavy process for US Officials to enforce this fine.
As a lawyer I suggest neglecting this and denying US ip adress access to btce, and all thereafter is lawful. Should any US citizen use VPN or other measures to reach btce, it's beyond the control of btce.
Should any btce admin or owner wish to talk about all this I am more than willing to do so.
Worst case scenario is that it would stretch into a fucking long (years) proceedings. US has no jurisdiction to enforce that fine unless another extraterrestrial state beforehand has agreed upon to enforce such fines.
It will be a long and heavy process for US Officials to enforce this fine.
As a lawyer I suggest neglecting this and denying US ip adress access to btce, and all thereafter is lawful. Should any US citizen use VPN or other measures to reach btce, it's beyond the control of btce.
Should any btce admin or owner wish to talk about all this I am more than willing to do so.
Good point (I am also a lawyer).
I think we could start a quasi~class action to recover our funds or at least give them a legal headache. Perhaps we should have a eth token sale to raise funds to purse them, eg if people put in equivalent 5% or their BTC losses into the ICO then the it may be more likely to recover, even 1% would probably x -million at this point.
The US has to realise that as far as non US citizens dealing merely dealing in tokens they should not be penalized. Eg just becuase I stand in a room and the people running the room maybe be doing something else, does not touch on my ownership of my property, particularly when the I and the part of the room I am standing in are not subject to US jurisdiction.
They need to know they cannot SMASH and Grab what is beyond their legal borders. Take what is due to them under the limit of their laws only.
Translation of https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/3368462
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Pyotr Kosenko: Is the situation with Alexander Vinnik talking about crime or something more? Many experts believe that the goal was precisely the closure of the largest Russian online trading platform for crypto currency.
Andrei Nikonorov: To begin with, I know Mr. Vinnik perfectly well and I can say for sure that he is not the owner of the exchange, he was simply an employee who performed a number of technical functions - provided verification of users, AML and KYC procedures, communication with Banks - that is, help in support.
Andrei Nikonorov: To begin with, I know Mr. Vinnik perfectly well and I can say for sure that he is not the owner of the exchange, he was simply an employee who performed a number of technical functions - provided verification of users, AML and KYC procedures, communication with Banks - that is, help in support.
If they Fed's have it, that could be a different story, but if that's the case, why did someone take the time to replace the cloudflare page with an official looking "Down for maintenance" page? If they FBI took it down, they usually like to brag about it.
FBI haven't found the servers probably, yet. They only got one admin. They'll make him squeal. That's very easy. 2 choices.
1-Alex tells them everything, he stays in jail for the rest of his life.
2-Alex tells them nothing, he still goes to jail but he'll get some extra there;)
It's only a matter of time now.
One wonders if Alex has many more dangerous people to fear than the US gov/FBI if he does tell them.
If he does not he may find himself or significant others very well looked after
I am not seeing that page--at least not yet. Are you joking?
This is no joke, clear your (browser) cache and then go to
http://btc-e.com/banner.png
(Make sure your browser doesn't redirect to the old https page)
I have 3 virtual machines but i am not seeing this at none of them.
Hey guys... logged in after a long break
Those of you NOT using VPN! Read on!
You should REALLY sign up for VPN service before you touch that dial again on btc-e again...
TorVPN accept Bitcoin and Litecoin. You get a 10% discount if you pay with Litecoin / LTC
https://torguard.net/anonymoustorrentvpn.php
ProXPN proxpn.com takes Paypal and easy to use, works on Mac also:
https://secure.proxpn.com/member/signup.php
Try not to use TOR as all entry points are monitored and DO NOT use TAILS that's also like painting a target on your forehead.
I'm sure there are a number of VPN services that offer different options [ feel free to list], but if you dont USE VPN you SHOULD REALLY get one NOW!
Cheers!
Those of you NOT using VPN! Read on!
You should REALLY sign up for VPN service before you touch that dial again on btc-e again...
TorVPN accept Bitcoin and Litecoin. You get a 10% discount if you pay with Litecoin / LTC
https://torguard.net/anonymoustorrentvpn.php
ProXPN proxpn.com takes Paypal and easy to use, works on Mac also:
https://secure.proxpn.com/member/signup.php
Try not to use TOR as all entry points are monitored and DO NOT use TAILS that's also like painting a target on your forehead.
I'm sure there are a number of VPN services that offer different options [ feel free to list], but if you dont USE VPN you SHOULD REALLY get one NOW!
Cheers!
This is an excellent site with lots of great info, including: "VPN providers with extra layers of privacy":
https://privacytoolsio.github.io/privacytools.io/
"Our VPN Provider Criteria
Operating outside the USA or other Five Eyes countries.
More: Avoid all US and UK based services.
OpenVPN software support.
Accepts Bitcoin, cash, debit cards or cash cards as a payment method.
No personal information is required to create an account. Only username, password and Email.
We're not affiliated with any of the above listed VPN providers. This way can give you honest recommendations."
Thx for info. Looks like TorGuard has a known "Secret" Key
Dam. OK.There are some hardcore VPN services, listed
like Cryptostorm [Iceland] https://cryptostorm.is/
that take payment in Bitcoin. Maybe a better option.
And DONT use Windows 10. I guess most do. But I tried...
"There are some hardcore VPN services, listed
like Cryptostorm [Iceland] https://cryptostorm.is/
that take payment in Bitcoin. Maybe a better option."
As stated, all of the VPN's listed:
"Our VPN Provider Criteria...
Accepts Bitcoin, cash, debit cards or cash cards as a payment method."
At the bottom of the list of VPN's there are links to other resources, including this exhaustive guide to tons of VPN's loaded with information and comparison on a spreadsheet:
https://thatoneprivacysite.net/vpn-comparison-chart/
Sorry to all people who got screwed but this is what happens when you deal with something that is not regulated.
Why it must be regulated? Not everybody wants to be a slave of the USA. Why should bitcoin be regulated? Tell me, why should it be? Yes, of course, the fiat billionaire motherfuckers will take this last thing of freedom away, as we can see with btce, but no, in no way it must be regulated from the view of the people.
I'm a bit confused, I know the domain has been seized but has btc-e actually gone into bankruptcy and will we have a way to claim any funds from them?
Too soon to really answer any of these questions
Well, how far the USA hands reach? https://btc-e.nz still in control. Even though, it is also cloudflare, which is a USA company. So anytime soon, it could be gone too.
btc-e.nz WHOIS return this : Quote
Domain Status:
440 Request Denied
So it is not even possible to access it.440 Request Denied
Also i don't know if some of you guys remember that btc-e used the domain btc-e.ru in the past. Right now this domain redirect to another platform almost similar to btc-e with the domain name : https://exmo.me/
May be this is where our lost funds/coins will end up ? I have the feeling that this site is linked to btc-e.
Bizarre how similar the API is, the trollbox wording "ban: User XXX has been banned for XXX minutes" and a $500 min chat limit..
Either they're directly related or it's a copycat, but btc-e only has two official domains: btc-e.com and btc-e.nz
I remember very well that when i joined btc-e they had this domain name btc-e.ru working, then they stopped it to move to btc-e.com
There are no more trace of that online, even on archive website. But you can take a look here :
https://archive.litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=61.0
https://pastebin.com/QyjS3U9M
What i can see here is that btc-e probably fooled us and they build this site https://exmo.me/ long time ago and they knew that this problem will happen. If they still have access to our coins then they will probably end up on this similar website. If they were serious, we should already have a message in our email providing us a way to recover our BTC/LTC/ETH...
Sorry to all people who got screwed but this is what happens when you deal with something that is not regulated.
There are probably more criminals running exchanges and this will happen again and again until they are forced to get a license and insurance etc.
There are probably more criminals running exchanges and this will happen again and again until they are forced to get a license and insurance etc.
forcing someone to have a license wont fix anything
Sorry to all people who got screwed but this is what happens when you deal with something that is not regulated.
There are probably more criminals running exchanges and this will happen again and again until they are forced to get a license and insurance etc.
There are probably more criminals running exchanges and this will happen again and again until they are forced to get a license and insurance etc.
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