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tranzactionezlive

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Quote from: TrueAnon on January 13, 2016, 03:39:44 PM

Personally I find it scary and dumb for ANYONE to leave any type of funds on cryptsy right now, it's simply going downhill and won't be much longer until they're out of business...leaving many folks fucked. Get out of there while you still can, I know I did awhile back.

I've been trying to for at least a couple of months however i keep banging my head on a wall of uncooperation on their part, citing vague and mischievous reasons for not giving what is mine.

I'm really tired of repeating myself and reading the same crap.

We'll see, if they don't comply i've gathered enough video evidence for....anything i want to do with it including legal bombardment. What's valuable if not videos that show.....lies, and more...lies. Who's lies ? Paul knows.

TrueAnon

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Personally I find it scary and dumb for ANYONE to leave any type of funds on cryptsy right now, it's simply going downhill and won't be much longer until they're out of business...leaving many folks fucked. Get out of there while you still can, I know I did awhile back.

Blawpaw

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It seems that they didn't borrow anything. Instead, they stole it. Now, this is gonna be MTGox 2.0 and I wonder what can it do to the trust on cryptos built along 2015...

tranzactionezlive

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Yes , the staff are the people attacking the op disguised in the average user.

spazzdla

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Quote from: LiteCoinGuy on June 11, 2014, 01:36:33 PM

is here a staff from crypsy on bitcointalk ? their support seems not good (or there is none) Roll Eyes

Doubtful, the eventually respond.

LiteCoinGuy

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In Satoshi I Trust

is here a staff from crypsy on bitcointalk ? their support seems not good (or there is none) Roll Eyes

ysbysb2000

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If you can be bothered to do all of this why not just go and meet them face-to-face and sort it out like that? Much easier.

NWO

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Soooo this never got sorted out? Grin

Malooka

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Quote from: btcrich on December 16, 2013, 01:13:35 PM

Quote from: CoinHumper on December 16, 2013, 12:55:06 PM

It's fair to assume that 90% of them are small traders averaging less than 1 BTC at any given time. Then there is the rest with more and the top 3%-4% with significant amounts trading at any given time. As a trader you can't make very much money with small trades and I was one of the people with significant amounts at any given time. The bottom 90% alone were probably worth 1500 to 2000 BTC and the top 10% worth several times that. BitJohn has also indicated that about 100 BTC/ month was your revenue stream from fees. It's easy to see there is a magnitude of order more on deposit than brought in by fees.

Lmao. It's only 63 BTC you idiot.

I get tired of reading such stupid responses.

If it's "only 63 BTC" then send 25% of that amount to someone on this thread. Not me - just pick someone at random, get their address, and send it. It's ONLY 15.75 BTC, such a miniscule amount to a big man like you, right?

Now put up or shut up.

I didn't think so, "idiot."

HPWolf

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Quote from: TribalBob on December 18, 2013, 12:30:16 PM

Quote from: btcrich on December 16, 2013, 01:13:35 PM

Lmao. It's only 63 BTC you idiot.

I'm sure you wouldn't be complaining if BTC was climbing to 2k at the moment when you might have sold them at their low.

Sounds like you should not be anywhere near crypto currencies at the moment. You might want to wait until the only way to buy goods is by using Bitcoins before considering owning any. You're not built for it.

WTF... What do you mean ONLY 63 BTC...?

If you've got BTC to just throw away like that where 63 BTC doesn't mean shit to you, please feel free to throw some BTC away in this direction...

+1

TribalBob

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Quote from: btcrich on December 16, 2013, 01:13:35 PM

Lmao. It's only 63 BTC you idiot.

I'm sure you wouldn't be complaining if BTC was climbing to 2k at the moment when you might have sold them at their low.

Sounds like you should not be anywhere near crypto currencies at the moment. You might want to wait until the only way to buy goods is by using Bitcoins before considering owning any. You're not built for it.

WTF... What do you mean ONLY 63 BTC...?

If you've got BTC to just throw away like that where 63 BTC doesn't mean shit to you, please feel free to throw some BTC away in this direction...

Slingshot

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Quote from: ?? on ??

The bad news for Tradehill is that they are based out of San Francisco. Being based out of the USA is a huge liability that no serious investor is willing to take. If the US Government decides they want to freeze Tradehill, it is as simple as phone call and quick orders from the court to the bank.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tradehill-cock-block-52382

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Just hold all your coins till mcxNOW comes back online with v3!

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/where-is-a-good-exchange-345627

rikkejohn

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Turning on the OP is pointless. Cryptsy is in trouble, and if people think they only handed out 60 BTC (then worth $60k) they are wrong. The Cryptsy forum was littered with posts about people with negative balances (have been allowed to spend twice). Many of the posts seem to have disappeared. This forum has posts saying similar. BTC-e Troll Box has people claiming the same.

I just managed to double spend again this morning on one of my accounts (I have another account with minus 10 LTCs). I put an order in, the order was accepted. But the coins stayed in my balance. I made the same order again, and left things. Five minutes later both orders execute.

My balance looks fine, yet I know it is not. So I tested with the self-audit, and sure enough I suddenly had a negative (which I subsequently paid off).

So I could have, assuming the withdrawal is working (it is not actually (lol)), taken Cryptsy money and transferred it out.

How many people have done this? Given all the lag crap, I'm sure we're talking about a hell of lot of Cryptsy money leaving the exchange by mistake.

WillBit

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OP is a snitch:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1JJkMD1hE4&noredirect=1

Slingshot

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Quote from: jerrybusey on December 18, 2013, 07:17:30 AM

Once the dust settles from the current crash companies like Cryptsy will probably get a little breathing room as volumes decrease. Of course it may get worse in the short term as people panic and try to get into fiat as fast as possible.

First my sympathies towards everyone that believes they have been victimized.

Second my sympathies towards Cryptsy whom most here believe are ethically trying, but obviously overwhelmed at the very least.

But...:

I don't trust the motivations of someone (the OP) that is also clamoring for another Exchange, an extremely shady one, to reopen, in another thread here at bitcointalk.org !

Does the OP have a position in the profits by way of profit shares or whatever, at that other Exchange still closed Huh

Caveat emptor - let the buyer beware!

jerrybusey

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Once the dust settles from the current crash companies like Cryptsy will probably get a little breathing room as volumes decrease. Of course it may get worse in the short term as people panic and try to get into fiat as fast as possible.

rapidfire187

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!!!INCAKOIN!!!

Don't ripple the waters You might create a tidal wave that will hit only you. K.

Mad Scientist

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Some people here are protecting Cyptsy like the US Gov't protects the Federal Reserve!

Getting this ironed out in as a transparent way as possible will only strengthen the ENTIRE Crypto Community.

BrewCrewFan

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Quote from: achillez on December 17, 2013, 10:47:18 PM

Quote from: damnation on December 16, 2013, 03:11:44 PM

it seems a little silly that...op took the anonymous out of bitcoin trade.. whats the taxes due on 63 BTC? and other previous undeclared earnings..

Seems funny to walk into a place... and show them a whole bunch of your undeclared earnings... your trade history.. etc.. anyone with a comp can sign into/onto cryptsy and anyone calculate 1 BTC = $1000, but showing them your trade history... makes the whole thing silly.

I'd be excited to if i was with the IRS and it wouldnt be for finding out about cryptsy.

uh I sure as heck hope that people declare their BTC earnings. There's nothing anonymous about the bitcoin ledger and address/IP tracking.

No I hope that the OP claims his/her earnings on the taxes.

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