The level of stupidity on this forum is staggering. Some info for people who can't get it through their thick heads what happened and what the current status is:
1. This was a ponzi scheme straight and simple. You should not have risked more than you were willing to lose, as you were likely to lose. If you don't think it was a ponzi scheme, then you are clueless.
2. The site is no longer up and running. What you are seeing is a cached version.
3. For those that think they guy only made a small amount of BTC and other coins, you are wrong. Don't tell me that he only had 7 or 15 BTC in his wallet. The wallet addresses you are looking at are what you sent to, but he auto-withdrew from those wallets using an API into other wallets. Just look closely, example +2BTC then a matching -2BTC send to another address almost immediately after every deposit. And if you were lucky enough to get an early payout, it was from a different wallet address. This guy walked with at least 75BTC and probably more, not to mention the other alts. I'd say he made probably close to USD $100k - $150k.
4. For those that think they can track this guy down with IP addresses etc, that's pretty laughable. Go for it, but good luck. The info on whois is networksolutions, not this guy's personal info. The phone # is not his, the address is not his, etc.
5. I gotta say the coin2x guy (probably a 16 yo kid actually) isn't too bright. If he just kept his web site up another couple days, he could have made a ton more. Idiot move for taking it down. He could have just made excuses on payouts delayed until he stopped getting deposits. He left $ on the table. Either that, or his site got shut down by his hosting company, so he had no choice.
6. Also, why shut it down when he did? There were lots of high BTC deposits, so I get it, but why not wait until just before those large payouts were due and then just delay as long as you can until you build up the biggest amounts possible. Again, maybe his hosting company took him down I suppose. It doesn't change the fact that this was a classic ponzi, just a very short one.
7. The facebook page is fake and created by someone completely not related to the coin2x guy. Honestly, I gotta give you credit whoever created it, because it is the ultimate troll. Well done on that! Had me laughing out loud with people thinking they were talking to the real coin2x guy. lol
8. If there is another copycat site, then that is either a ponzi scheme also or just a copycat looking for you to send coins to the addresses on those pages. Don't lose any more money than you already have lost. Just move on with your lives and go do something more on the up and up.
9. Holding out hope that "coin2x is coming back" will only make you more sad than you already are. So put it out of your mind and move on.
Anyway, hope this info helps someone not lose more money...I wish you all the best.
1. This was a ponzi scheme straight and simple. You should not have risked more than you were willing to lose, as you were likely to lose. If you don't think it was a ponzi scheme, then you are clueless.
2. The site is no longer up and running. What you are seeing is a cached version.
3. For those that think they guy only made a small amount of BTC and other coins, you are wrong. Don't tell me that he only had 7 or 15 BTC in his wallet. The wallet addresses you are looking at are what you sent to, but he auto-withdrew from those wallets using an API into other wallets. Just look closely, example +2BTC then a matching -2BTC send to another address almost immediately after every deposit. And if you were lucky enough to get an early payout, it was from a different wallet address. This guy walked with at least 75BTC and probably more, not to mention the other alts. I'd say he made probably close to USD $100k - $150k.
4. For those that think they can track this guy down with IP addresses etc, that's pretty laughable. Go for it, but good luck. The info on whois is networksolutions, not this guy's personal info. The phone # is not his, the address is not his, etc.
5. I gotta say the coin2x guy (probably a 16 yo kid actually) isn't too bright. If he just kept his web site up another couple days, he could have made a ton more. Idiot move for taking it down. He could have just made excuses on payouts delayed until he stopped getting deposits. He left $ on the table. Either that, or his site got shut down by his hosting company, so he had no choice.
6. Also, why shut it down when he did? There were lots of high BTC deposits, so I get it, but why not wait until just before those large payouts were due and then just delay as long as you can until you build up the biggest amounts possible. Again, maybe his hosting company took him down I suppose. It doesn't change the fact that this was a classic ponzi, just a very short one.
7. The facebook page is fake and created by someone completely not related to the coin2x guy. Honestly, I gotta give you credit whoever created it, because it is the ultimate troll. Well done on that! Had me laughing out loud with people thinking they were talking to the real coin2x guy. lol
8. If there is another copycat site, then that is either a ponzi scheme also or just a copycat looking for you to send coins to the addresses on those pages. Don't lose any more money than you already have lost. Just move on with your lives and go do something more on the up and up.
9. Holding out hope that "coin2x is coming back" will only make you more sad than you already are. So put it out of your mind and move on.
Anyway, hope this info helps someone not lose more money...I wish you all the best.
why are these people keep hoping for what's already gone
guys dont make yourself more miserable you can still earn those money
why not look in the other section of this forum or in the services and try to look for a job which is suitable for those who lost their money stop hoping cause s lot of people were aready said that this ponzi is a SCAM and there is no way for all of you to get all the money that he taken away
leave this thread and start a new begining and take this as a very good lesson to be more wiser and much more carefull next time
