Topic: CFTC investigation into Bitfinex is really bizzare (Read 653 times)
duplicate of https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15079317
wow... another one bites the dust. This could mean the end of Bitfinex. It's time to withdraw all of my coins from there before its too late. My advice to you guys is to do the same
What the hell!!! This is not good news.
I have a lot of LTC and also some BTC in there. Should I be worried?
I have a lot of LTC and also some BTC in there. Should I be worried?
Is that legal for them to just hand over private keys like that?
The Man can be hard to beat, when they come knocking you better have your shit in order....... 
Im still not sure wat their offence was it dosnt
actually say, a Bitfinex rep should be clarifying
things here
The Man can be hard to beat, when they come knocking you better have your shit in order.......
How does one actually lend BTC off exchange to someone to trade
leveraged accounts, wouldn't the leverage accounts be on the
Bitfinex exchange anyway
A leveraged black market account lol
And Bitfinex got outplayed trying to scam
someone then couldn't pay up
leveraged accounts, wouldn't the leverage accounts be on the
Bitfinex exchange anyway
A leveraged black market account lol
And Bitfinex got outplayed trying to scam
someone then couldn't pay up
Link?
Handing over private key for exchanger addresses, that will be so much mesh up for bitfinex. How they gonna do so? I think exchanger store all of their coin in their hot wallet rather than indivisual deposit address.
Bitfinex should say thanks that FBI didn't close their - website/freeze their accounts- because they are dealing with US citizens without having a financial license in USA "
they have said Bifenex must hand over the private keys
it's is not possible that the case has a precedent and seems
to imply if u where trading any commodity that u should
receive the actual commodity in advance of trading it
What could have caused the CFTC to open a case like this
except customers not being able to withdraw their profits
it may just be a case of saving face for Bitfinex who
could have suffered a liquidity shortage and took
more than 28 days to deliver a Bitcoin withdrawal.
it's is not possible that the case has a precedent and seems
to imply if u where trading any commodity that u should
receive the actual commodity in advance of trading it
What could have caused the CFTC to open a case like this
except customers not being able to withdraw their profits
it may just be a case of saving face for Bitfinex who
could have suffered a liquidity shortage and took
more than 28 days to deliver a Bitcoin withdrawal.
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