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January 20, 2016, 05:07:57 PM
Too bad for cryptsy users. I hope they can recover some loses. But the list includes xapo? I have been using xapo normally as of today, so I understand it is not dead yet. Will go check, just in case  Smiley
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January 20, 2016, 04:41:33 PM
I'm sure we will see more and more as the years pass. How many fiat companies have come and gone. When companies get a chance to rip people off they will even more so with bitcoin because they still are anonymous.
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January 20, 2016, 04:03:34 PM
Anyone with expertise in tracking transactions on the Blockchain working on gathering evidence for this bounty? I guess there are people skilled enough on the forum to take a stab at this.
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January 20, 2016, 03:54:58 PM
Apparently Crypsty are offering a 1000 bitcoin bounty to whoever helps find the culprit of the stolen coins. The coins haven't been moved since the incident happened. I find it strange how this event more than an year ago has such an impact on the exchange now? They are filing for bankruptcy.
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January 20, 2016, 03:38:09 PM
Yes, it is confirmed, Cryptsy is dead.

http://blog.cryptsy.com/

They "lost" 13000 BTC and 300000 LTC.... no exhange can recover from that.

What all these issues were caused by a trojan in the code of a wallet? And what does Lucky7Coin have to do with Cryptsy?

Only a fool can believe that story. Seriously a "trojan" inside a wallet demon able to steal 13000 Bitcoin Cheesy
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Defender of Bitcoin
January 20, 2016, 03:31:41 PM
Yes, it is confirmed, Cryptsy is dead.

http://blog.cryptsy.com/

They "lost" 13000 BTC and 300000 LTC.... no exhange can recover from that.

What all these issues were caused by a trojan in the code of a wallet? And what does Lucky7Coin have to do with Cryptsy?
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Captain
January 20, 2016, 03:10:20 PM
Yes, it is confirmed, Cryptsy is dead.

http://blog.cryptsy.com/

They "lost" 13000 BTC and 300000 LTC.... no exhange can recover from that.
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January 17, 2016, 11:52:27 PM
You should add up Bonafide - the bitcoin reputation company that was setup but didn't really get much popularity. I really miss Brawker, I was a regular user there and till now can't find a service same as it.
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January 17, 2016, 11:48:08 PM
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January 17, 2016, 11:06:37 PM
Why is BTC Guild on this list ?   The dude who ran that was a class act and gave months and months warning he wanted everyone to clear out their balances.   He could have easily just sold it on but didnt in order to preserve the high standards to the end.
   Seems terrible to stick such an orderly and totally voluntary withdrawal from the scene alongside all these failures and thieves - at least put it in italics

http://i.imgur.com/X81fN4Y.png
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January 16, 2016, 10:29:26 AM
Also Robocoin was already on that list in 110)
OK  fixed
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January 16, 2016, 10:28:23 AM

1) Mt. Gox
2) Bitinstant
3) Silk Road
4) Bex.io
5) Buttercoin
6) Brawker
7) GLBSE
8) inputs.io
9) GaW miners
10) SilkRoad#2
11) Butterfly Labs
12) CoinTerra
13) Mining ASICS Technologies (MAT)
14) Mintpal
15) ASICminer
16) Bitcoin24
17) HashFast
18) BTCT.co
19) Bittrivia
20) BitNetwork TV
21) Bitcoinica
22) Tradehill
23) Instawallet
24) AllCrypt
25) CryptoRush
26) bitlc.net
27) Intersango
28) bitbook.biz
29) PBmining
30) HashProfit
31) CryptoXchange
32) MyCoin
33) Bitomat
34) Bitp.it
35) Brasil Bitcoin Market
36) BTC Buy
37) Btctip
38) Bit-Bank
39) Bitmit
40) Sheep Marketplace
41) hashie.co
42) Moolah
43) Seals with Clubs
44) mcxnow
45) x-bt
46) Justcoin
47) KCMOCOLO
48) Vekja
49) Bitmarket.eu
50) MyBitcoin
51) Bitscalper
52) BS&T
53) FeedZeBirds
54) btcxchange.ro
55) CoinEX.pw
56) AMT
57) HashTrade
58) WBX
59) Coinlenders
60) Paytunia
61) NeoBee
62) HASRA
63) MinerSource
64) Alpha Technology
65) Coinedup
66) BitcoinMax
67) Evolution Market
68) The Bitcoin Show
69) El Show de Bitcoin
70) Le Bitcoin Show
71) Ellet
72) Take My Bitcoins
73) Coinabul
74) Bitmine
75) MyBitcoinTrade
76) BIPS
77) LabRatMining
78) BlackBankMarket
79) OneWallet
80) Virtex
81) BitFunder
82) Bitcoin Development Fund
83) Netsolus
84) Nimbus Mining
85) Coinware
86) LiquidBits
87) DZ Miner Coop
88) GPUMAX Technologies LLC
89) Virtual Mining Corporation
90) Active Mining Corporation
91) BTC Mining Corporation
92) Litecoin Global (LTC-Global)
93) Bitcoin Rain
94) EgoPay
95) Coinographic
96) AMHash1
97) Altcoin Herald
98) CryptoDouble
99) Cryptomine.io
100) Cryptory
101) Dicebitco.in
102) Dice.ninja
103) Lunamine
104) ShareXcoin
105) BitDayTrade
106) Labcoin
107) Kronos.io
108) Britcoin
109) Bitcoinary
110) Robocoin
111) updown.bt
112) NXT-E
123) WeExchange
124) BitcoinGunParts
125) BitcoinForFlowers
126) FastCash4Bitcoins
127) CleanBit
128) AurumXChange
129) WMXchange
130) Cam 4 BTC
131) Flexcoin
132) BTCZone
133) Bittalk Media Ltd
134) CAVirtex
135) MMOExchange
136) OGRR
137) betsofbitco.in
138) rollin.io
139) Paysius
140) Bitcoin2CDKey
141) WalletBit
142) Bitcoin Cloud Hashing
143) Liquid Nitrogen Overclocking
144) 50btc
145) Deepbit
146) ZenMiner
147) Aquifer
148) lovebitcoins.org
149) BtcTree
150) Atlantis
151) Buttcoin.org
152) sirarthur.net
153) Atomic-Trade.com
154) Bitfountain
155) CryptoChange
156) BitBitcoin
157) BTC on Tilt
158) LendMeCoin
159) Coin Mining Coop
160) BitSpend
161) BitcoinRealty
162) BitcoinCashout
163) Bitcoin Solutions LLC
164) BiddingPond
165) Black Arrow
166) Vircurex
167) BTCFPGA
168) ForBitcoin
169) Gamma Bitcoin Fund
170) BitcoinTraining
171) BitcoinFX
172) puddinpop
173) bitcoinPool
174) BTC Guild
175) MTRed
176) Triplemining
177) BitPing
178) Ubitex
179) Bitcoin7
180) LIF
181) Bitcoin Rebate
182) BDT
183) Novello Technologies
184) XBTec
185) Paybase
186) Cloudminr
187) Momento VPS
188) BtcATT
189) TimeToBit
190) Onedice.me
191) bASIC-mining
192) Crypto::Stocks
193) Coin.mx
194) Coinport Exchange
195) BitPantry
196) ZigGap
197) dcash.io
198) Daily Satoshi
199) c-7.cc
200) Bill Pay For Coin
201) 37Coins
202) Harborly
203) crypto-trade.com
204) onedice.me
205) ice-dice.com
206) dicebitco.in
207) BTCS
208) Spondoolies Tech
209) MasterXchange
210) Cryptsy
211) Bonafide - estimated loss: $850,000
212) BitSimple
213) Tangible Cryptography
214) Xapo - another big one bites the dust  - estimated loss: $40 million! http://www.coindesk.com/xapo-sets-40-million-fundraising-record-bitcoin-industry/
215) Mintspare
216) Mike Hearn
217) Romit
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January 16, 2016, 09:51:49 AM
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January 16, 2016, 08:29:44 AM
1) Mt. Gox
2) Bitinstant
3) Silk Road
4) Bex.io
5) Buttercoin
6) Brawker
7) GLBSE
Cool inputs.io
9) GaW miners
10) SilkRoad#2
11) Butterfly Labs
12) CoinTerra
13) Mining ASICS Technologies (MAT)
14) Mintpal
15) ASICminer
16) Bitcoin24
17) HashFast
18) BTCT.co
19) Bittrivia
20) BitNetwork TV
21) Bitcoinica
22) Tradehill
23) Instawallet
24) AllCrypt
25) CryptoRush
26) bitlc.net
27) Intersango
28) bitbook.biz
29) PBmining
30) HashProfit
31) CryptoXchange
32) MyCoin
33) Bitomat
34) Bitp.it
35) Brasil Bitcoin Market
36) BTC Buy
37) Btctip
38) Bit-Bank
39) Bitmit
40) Sheep Marketplace
41) hashie.co
42) Moolah
43) Seals with Clubs
44) mcxnow
45) x-bt
46) Justcoin
47) KCMOCOLO
48) Vekja
49) Bitmarket.eu
50) MyBitcoin
51) Bitscalper
52) BS&T
53) FeedZeBirds
54) btcxchange.ro
55) CoinEX.pw
56) AMT
57) HashTrade
58) WBX
59) Coinlenders
60) Paytunia
61) NeoBee
62) HASRA
63) MinerSource
64) Alpha Technology
65) Coinedup
66) BitcoinMax
67) Evolution Market
68) The Bitcoin Show
69) El Show de Bitcoin
70) Le Bitcoin Show
71) Ellet
72) Take My Bitcoins
73) Coinabul
74) Bitmine
75) MyBitcoinTrade
76) BIPS
77) LabRatMining
78) BlackBankMarket
79) OneWallet
80) Virtex
81) BitFunder
82) Bitcoin Development Fund
83) Netsolus
84) Nimbus Mining
85) Coinware
86) LiquidBits
87) DZ Miner Coop
88) GPUMAX Technologies LLC
89) Virtual Mining Corporation
90) Active Mining Corporation
91) BTC Mining Corporation
92) Litecoin Global (LTC-Global)
93) Bitcoin Rain
94) EgoPay
95) Coinographic
96) AMHash1
97) Altcoin Herald
98) CryptoDouble
99) Cryptomine.io
100) Cryptory
101) Dicebitco.in
102) Dice.ninja
103) Lunamine
104) ShareXcoin
105) BitDayTrade
106) Labcoin
107) Kronos.io
108) Britcoin
109) Bitcoinary
110) Robocoin
111) updown.bt
112) NXT-E
123) WeExchange
124) BitcoinGunParts
125) BitcoinForFlowers
126) FastCash4Bitcoins
127) CleanBit
128) AurumXChange
129) WMXchange
130) Cam 4 BTC
131) Flexcoin
132) BTCZone
133) Bittalk Media Ltd
134) CAVirtex
135) MMOExchange
136) OGRR
137) betsofbitco.in
138) rollin.io
139) Paysius
140) Bitcoin2CDKey
141) WalletBit
142) Bitcoin Cloud Hashing
143) Liquid Nitrogen Overclocking
144) 50btc
145) Deepbit
146) ZenMiner
147) Aquifer
148) lovebitcoins.org
149) BtcTree
150) Atlantis
151) Buttcoin.org
152) sirarthur.net
153) Atomic-Trade.com
154) Bitfountain
155) CryptoChange
156) BitBitcoin
157) BTC on Tilt
158) LendMeCoin
159) Coin Mining Coop
160) BitSpend
161) BitcoinRealty
162) BitcoinCashout
163) Bitcoin Solutions LLC
164) BiddingPond
165) Black Arrow
166) Vircurex
167) BTCFPGA
168) ForBitcoin
169) Gamma Bitcoin Fund
170) BitcoinTraining
171) BitcoinFX
172) puddinpop
173) bitcoinPool
174) BTC Guild
175) MTRed
176) Triplemining
177) BitPing
178) Ubitex
179) Bitcoin7
180) LIF
181) Bitcoin Rebate
182) BDT
183) Novello Technologies
184) XBTec
185) Paybase
186) Cloudminr
187) Momento VPS
188) BtcATT
189) TimeToBit
190) Onedice.me
191) bASIC-mining
192) Crypto::Stocks
193) Coin.mx
194) Coinport Exchange
195) BitPantry
196) ZigGap
197) dcash.io
198) Daily Satoshi
199) c-7.cc
200) Bill Pay For Coin
201) 37Coins
202) Harborly
203) crypto-trade.com
204) onedice.me
205) ice-dice.com
206) dicebitco.in
207) BTCS
208) Spondoolies Tech
209) MasterXchange
210) Cryptsy
211) Bonafide - estimated loss: $850,000
212) BitSimple
213) Tangible Cryptography
214) Xapo - another big one bites the dust  - estimated loss: $40 million! http://www.coindesk.com/xapo-sets-40-million-fundraising-record-bitcoin-industry/
215) Mintspare
216) Mike Hearn
217) Romit
218) Robocoin
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January 14, 2016, 03:49:38 PM
Interesting.  I guess I really haven't been keeping up with crypto news, because I hadn't heard about Xapo being in trouble or about their vault services being unwanted or anything like that.  I do have a Xapo account for use with the faucets, but I don't keep any significant amount of coin there.

Cryptsy.  Yeah, I want to see the body before I believe they're dead but it's coming.
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January 14, 2016, 01:56:32 PM
I don't think that Butterfly Labs should be on the list. Last news said that they opened a huge mining farm and that now they have the biggest hashpower on Earth.
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January 14, 2016, 10:32:27 AM
My guess is that Blockstream could be added to the list once Classic fork happens, and Bitcoin goes to 2mb.   Blockstream has done a lot of damage to its credibility with recent behavior.  I see evidence that they are so deep into their strategy that they will approach this looming Fork Fight as a Live or Die battle.  It's obvious to most that Classic has the concensus and will prevail.  I think Blockstream's survival will depend on how they act in the coming months.

I mean, they are reaching the point of being considered poisonous to touch.  If they approach the upcoming Bitcoin Classic Upgrade/Fork with the same attitude they've shown the past month or two - then I see them dying after fork.  Nobody will touch them. 

After all - they aren't the only team capable of creating sidechain technology.  I predict that if they fight the inevitable evolution that is underway - their funding will dry up.

Time will tell, but you heard it here first.
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January 14, 2016, 10:15:04 AM
Xapo is being used by some new companies as a payment option,dont know is is the reward referal system making those companies forcing users to have xapo wallets,but well if paypal see potencial threat from bitcoin they will make their own project,instead spend a fortune to buy xapo or other company suposed broken.
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January 13, 2016, 09:29:36 PM
Wait, what am I missing here about Xapo?  That article is about a fundraising round, which is the exact opposite of becoming a casualty.  Also, Cryptsy still hasn't officially bit the dust yet.  Soon, though.
That $40 million was raised 18 months ago in 2014 - spent now, xapo is in ruins - and their head man just took a new job.  I guess that pretty much means: dead.  They will pretend to be 'just fine' for awhile longer to try to shake out some value somewhere - but you can believe me - they are dead.

Cryptsy has been dead a long time.  You might not like to believe it, but they are very dead.  Dead, dead, dead.  Maybe you need to actually see a funeral before you believe it, but they are actually dead once the heart stops beating.  

Xapo - I have not heard anything about it being in troulble, quite the opposite in that they got a record amount of funding.. He is still CEO of Xapo, just becoming a board member of Paypal.  If anything Paypal will buy Xapo.


Xapo doesn't have anything to buy.  It is a failed project.  First debit card - failed.  (due to dodgy Gibraltar bank) Then, they 'pivoted' into a vault company - a very dumb service nobody wants.  Paypal isn't in the business of buying garbage.  Xapo doesn't have any technology to buy.  

Record funding doesn't mean you are going to be successful, it means you've got a good showman to wow VCs.  Just look at 21.  They got over $110 million to make a RasberryPi into a very low performance minor.  The worst technology imaginable.  The dumbest bitcoiner out there said 'wtf?' upon seeing that piece of shit.  21 is not on the casualty list yet, but they will be soon.  As soon as they announce that their CEO is going to another company, I'll put them on there.  Like I said, the skeptics can wait around for the funeral, but the actual death occurs some time before that.
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January 13, 2016, 09:06:40 PM
Wait, what am I missing here about Xapo?  That article is about a fundraising round, which is the exact opposite of becoming a casualty.  Also, Cryptsy still hasn't officially bit the dust yet.  Soon, though.
That $40 million was raised 18 months ago in 2014 - spent now, xapo is in ruins - and their head man just took a new job.  I guess that pretty much means: dead.  They will pretend to be 'just fine' for awhile longer to try to shake out some value somewhere - but you can believe me - they are dead.

Cryptsy has been dead a long time.  You might not like to believe it, but they are very dead.  Dead, dead, dead.  Maybe you need to actually see a funeral before you believe it, but they are actually dead once the heart stops beating.  

Xapo - I have not heard anything about it being in troulble, quite the opposite in that they got a record amount of funding.. He is still CEO of Xapo, just becoming a board member of Paypal.  If anything Paypal will buy Xapo.

I can see this happening forsure. That is why they hired him the first place. Paypal sees themselves losing out on the bitcoin wave and want to know how they can cash in on it's success while they can.
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