Topic: BTC-e hacked ?? - page 98. (Read 199749 times)

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?

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?

btc-e.nz WHOIS return this :
So it is not even possible to access it.

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.

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.

Domain Status:
440 Request Denied

I don't think btc-e intends on running a wanted criminal website, they rely on seeming like a professional business otherwise other fiat partners cannot do business with them.

The domain going down was a signal of the intents of the US Government, they don't just want to fine BTC-e but they want it shut down. They can't run an exchange like this.

It's not like the pirate bay where some governments are going to have disagreements over what technically counts as piracy or whatever, it was a huge money laundering operation even if many legit users got caught up in it, there is no chance they will return.

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.

This is useful, we can only hope the ukrainian conflict will end asap and Eurasia will work together to defeat the US. This is the only chance to stop the autocracy.

But i wonder i can still see the "maintenance" site and the twitter log?? There is something wrong.

That's not useful and these actions mean exchanges in future will be more compliant with regulations that are there to protect people. I don't really want bitcoin to remain the wild west forever.

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ok guyz, its just a fukin domain name Oo"

it was pretty obvious that they will get the domain name under control, asap.

btc-e can get many different domain names and start over, if they are still in control of the database and servers, of course.

honestly, i still dont feel like goxxed but if this is really the end, then wtf... where to trade, if it is soooo eazy to seize an exchange for those us mofos...

This is the first time some of my coins and money (approx. 5 BTC + $8000) might be gone... but I am quite calm. My instincts say that the game is far from being over.

1.) Client funds and coins are not compromised.
2.) Admins are in control of the site.
3.) Admins are trying to get the site back to business. Why would they be lying?
4.) A well known exchange is a gold mine.
5.) Taking the clients money/coins and run sounds too risky. Some powerful whales have millions of dollars at BTC-E. No fun to hide from them the rest of your live.
5.) US taking down the biggest russian exchange? Putin never misses a chance kicking US's ass. He might interfere some way.

I think there is at least a 50% chance that BTC-E restarts business in the near future. Let's just wait and see what happens.

ok guyz, its just a fukin domain name Oo"

it was pretty obvious that they will get the domain name under control, asap.

btc-e can get many different domain names and start over, if they are still in control of the database and servers, of course.

honestly, i still dont feel like goxxed but if this is really the end, then wtf... where to trade, if it is soooo eazy to seize an exchange for those us mofos...

Well seems like I'm wrong about kickass and this is quite funny since I was using it around the time of the bust.
For demonoid is too far away to remember and I can't get any results.

But still the art is creepy.


Yup. they did a good job at it. They should receive an A+, don't they?

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You're wrong, they use that type of image too. I know because I've seen it a number of times on torrent sites. Search google for demonoid.com seized ...kickass torrents seized.. and you will see it