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burnside

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Quote from: PirateHatForTea on November 20, 2013, 04:15:47 PM

Hi, I realize I should have dealt with this before the shutdown, but is there any way to get a list of our transaction history? I'm actually trying to keep records so I can pay taxes on capital gains (or in the case of Labcoin offset capital losses!) and a list of btctc transactions would be useful.

IS there any way to get at this? Is the API still running, for read-on;y queries? Can I do it thru that?

Yup, the API is still up for read-only queries if you have your API key. I'm hoping to draft an email to everyone with their API key attached soon. I need to get through the withdrawals on both sites first.

Cheers.

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Hi, I realize I should have dealt with this before the shutdown, but is there any way to get a list of our transaction history? I'm actually trying to keep records so I can pay taxes on capital gains (or in the case of Labcoin offset capital losses!) and a list of btctc transactions would be useful.

IS there any way to get at this? Is the API still running, for read-on;y queries? Can I do it thru that?

burnside

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Quick note, I have sent all asset issuers an updated asset holder list. Via email and PM I've set bitcoin addresses on several hundred accounts over the last couple weeks, so the primary purpose here is to fill in gaps with the bitcoin addresses where possible. I will send another batch of updates around the end of the month.

Cheers.

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Quote from: burnside on November 12, 2013, 07:48:19 PM

There are also a bunch of accounts that never did a withdrawal, so for those I am likely going to put together a donation to the Bitcoin Foundation or something similar.

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Quote from: burnside on November 19, 2013, 05:03:48 PM

Quote from: Rannasha on November 16, 2013, 09:32:50 AM

Quote from: gambit1 on November 16, 2013, 09:15:57 AM

I've read through much material but the situation is a little unclear to me. Is it possible to get my bitcoins back from the site or not?

If you had set a public BTC address then you've already received them. Otherwise, contact burnside.

This is correct. PM me your username and we'll figure things out.

Interesting tidbit: I've manually processed 3,692 withdrawals since Nov 3rd.

Keep 'em coming. I want to get everyone taken care of ASAP.

Despite having personally lost a shit load in slumped stock prices with BTC-TC and bitfunder closing down. I must say Burnside you have handled this situation with remarkable professionalism. It is a lead many others in this community should follow.
I wish you all the best in whatever the future holds.
Again thanks

burnside

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Quote from: Rannasha on November 16, 2013, 09:32:50 AM

Quote from: gambit1 on November 16, 2013, 09:15:57 AM

I've read through much material but the situation is a little unclear to me. Is it possible to get my bitcoins back from the site or not?

If you had set a public BTC address then you've already received them. Otherwise, contact burnside.

This is correct. PM me your username and we'll figure things out.

Interesting tidbit: I've manually processed 3,692 withdrawals since Nov 3rd.

Keep 'em coming. I want to get everyone taken care of ASAP.

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Quote from: gambit1 on November 16, 2013, 09:15:57 AM

I've read through much material but the situation is a little unclear to me. Is it possible to get my bitcoins back from the site or not?

If you had set a public BTC address then you've already received them. Otherwise, contact burnside.

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I've read through much material but the situation is a little unclear to me. Is it possible to get my bitcoins back from the site or not?

burnside

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Quote from: btcash on November 13, 2013, 05:23:24 AM

Burnside could you make sure to keep a list of BASIC-MINING shareholders?

I'll keep copies of the DB for at least a year or two.

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Burnside could you make sure to keep a list of BASIC-MINING shareholders?

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Quote from: burnside on November 12, 2013, 11:38:57 PM

Quote from: rdponticelli on November 12, 2013, 10:01:26 PM

Quote from: burnside on November 12, 2013, 07:48:19 PM

There are also a bunch of accounts that never did a withdrawal, so for those I am likely going to put together a donation

I would advise you not to do that. Keep them in reserve, safely stored somewhere offline. Forever, if it comes to that. But you're exposing yourself to a potentially huge liability in the future, if you do otherwise.

Meanwhile, when they remain frozen, they act like a small donation to the whole economy. Wink

That was my inclination as well. Unfortunately I do not believe I will be allowed to hold them. I'd have to put them into receivership, which would cost a significant chunk of change. (more than they are worth.) Especially since I do not believe there are any receivership companies out there that would know quite what to do with them.

I will definitely hold off on it as long as I can.

I wonder if holding them on trust would satisfy your local authorities?

Obviously I don't know the amounts involved, but if btc appreciates to the degree many think it will, you could be surprised who crawls out of the woodwork in 2-3 years wanting their windfall. Even 1 btc could be a tidy sum by then, enough to hire a lawyer to fight for it.

burnside

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Quote from: rdponticelli on November 12, 2013, 10:01:26 PM

Quote from: burnside on November 12, 2013, 07:48:19 PM

There are also a bunch of accounts that never did a withdrawal, so for those I am likely going to put together a donation

I would advise you not to do that. Keep them in reserve, safely stored somewhere offline. Forever, if it comes to that. But you're exposing yourself to a potentially huge liability in the future, if you do otherwise.

Meanwhile, when they remain frozen, they act like a small donation to the whole economy. Wink

That was my inclination as well. Unfortunately I do not believe I will be allowed to hold them. I'd have to put them into receivership, which would cost a significant chunk of change. (more than they are worth.) Especially since I do not believe there are any receivership companies out there that would know quite what to do with them.

I will definitely hold off on it as long as I can.

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Quote from: burnside on November 12, 2013, 07:48:19 PM

There are also a bunch of accounts that never did a withdrawal, so for those I am likely going to put together a donation

I would advise you not to do that. Keep them in reserve, safely stored somewhere offline. Forever, if it comes to that. But you're exposing yourself to a potentially huge liability in the future, if you do otherwise.

Meanwhile, when they remain frozen, they act like a small donation to the whole economy. Wink

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Quote from: Carnth on November 12, 2013, 06:04:29 PM

Quote from: burnside on November 12, 2013, 12:01:48 PM

I really don't want to have to resort to using their last used withdrawal address.

This could be really bad. Some people could have an inputs.io address as their last withdraw address.

Agreed. I'm not sure what else to do. Things have to be brought to a close. (And the servers are still costing $$/mo)

There are also a bunch of accounts that never did a withdrawal, so for those I am likely going to put together a donation to the Bitcoin Foundation or something similar.

The good thing I guess is that the majority of these are not large balances. Most of what's left is less than a single coin.

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Quote from: burnside on November 12, 2013, 12:01:48 PM

I really don't want to have to resort to using their last used withdrawal address.

This could be really bad. Some people could have an inputs.io address as their last withdraw address.

burnside

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Quote from: exahash on November 12, 2013, 11:28:34 AM

Quote from: zxyzxy on November 12, 2013, 09:09:58 AM

Hello, today I received this email from BTC-TC

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BTC-TC Emergency Notification

Hello,

BTC-TC has shutdown. We do not have a withdrawal address on file for your
account. Please reply to this email with your withdrawal address ASAP.

Account: hkckoo

Account balances will be zeroed out when the site servers are shutdown.
Thank you for using BTC-TC

Don't want to receive these emails? Most emails can be disabled in the
Account Settings, available here: https://btct.co/account?tab=tab2

The problem is.. it was sent from noreply email and I cant get in touch with the people behind the site? I appreciate this email I received and that they want to give the balance back, last time i sent to my account 13 BTC if I remeber correctly, so it is quite a lot of money right now.

What am I able to do here?

Thank you in advance for any kind of help.

Same thing happened to me. I don't keep up with this stuff and had no idea btc-tc was closing shop.

I emailed [email protected] instead, then came to find this thread. We'll see what happens.

Sorry about that. It should have had a reply address of [email protected]. I have sent out a new notice with subject "BTC-TC Emergency Notification #2 (Updated)" for those that are not aware of the forum threads.

Quick update... everyone with a public BTC address set has been sent their coins. The script finished over the weekend. I have not had time to work on getting the api keys sent out. I need to get as many people's coins returned as I can first... I really don't want to have to resort to using their last used withdrawal address.

As we move forward I'll be plugging in the public address for everyone that responds to this recent email. Which means that the asset holder lists will also get updated. So I will send out an updated CSV lists to issuers after I have completed the process.

Cheers.

Edit/Add; regarding the new (#2) notice my script spaces out the emails quite a bit to improve delivery rates. It may be a couple of hours before you receive your second copy.

exahash

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Quote from: zxyzxy on November 12, 2013, 09:09:58 AM

Hello, today I received this email from BTC-TC

Quote

BTC-TC Emergency Notification

Hello,

BTC-TC has shutdown. We do not have a withdrawal address on file for your
account. Please reply to this email with your withdrawal address ASAP.

Account: hkckoo

Account balances will be zeroed out when the site servers are shutdown.
Thank you for using BTC-TC

Don't want to receive these emails? Most emails can be disabled in the
Account Settings, available here: https://btct.co/account?tab=tab2

The problem is.. it was sent from noreply email and I cant get in touch with the people behind the site? I appreciate this email I received and that they want to give the balance back, last time i sent to my account 13 BTC if I remeber correctly, so it is quite a lot of money right now.

What am I able to do here?

Thank you in advance for any kind of help.

Same thing happened to me. I don't keep up with this stuff and had no idea btc-tc was closing shop.

I emailed [email protected] instead, then came to find this thread. We'll see what happens.

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Quote from: zxyzxy on November 12, 2013, 09:09:58 AM

...What am I able to do here?

Thank you in advance for any kind of help.

You could PM burnside, the OP in this thread. He managed the wind-down of BTCT, and may be able to help.

zxyzxy

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Hello, today I received this email from BTC-TC

Quote

BTC-TC Emergency Notification

Hello,

BTC-TC has shutdown. We do not have a withdrawal address on file for your
account. Please reply to this email with your withdrawal address ASAP.

Account: hkckoo

Account balances will be zeroed out when the site servers are shutdown.
Thank you for using BTC-TC

Don't want to receive these emails? Most emails can be disabled in the
Account Settings, available here: https://btct.co/account?tab=tab2

The problem is.. it was sent from noreply email and I cant get in touch with the people behind the site? I appreciate this email I received and that they want to give the balance back, last time i sent to my account 13 BTC if I remeber correctly, so it is quite a lot of money right now.

What am I able to do here?

Thank you in advance for any kind of help.

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burnside, is there a list of shareholders with their public btc address?

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