Topic: Dwolla stopped from dealing with MtGox! (Read 4282 times)
The forum chain at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mtgox-account-in-the-usa-has-been-seized-by-the-dhs-205370 is longer than here, so it wins, and I'm locking this forum chain fork
If that's the case, the people who really need to be concerned about this news are the Dwolla employees and the VCs and angels who have done Dwolla funding rounds.
This. Just wondering if anyone knows of anyone who has used Dwolla for non-Bitcoin related purchase. Being conservative I would say at least 75%+ of their volume is Bitcoin related and in reality it is probably 95%+.
On the plus side, now we'll get to find out whether most of Dwolla's usage is, in fact, for moving dollars from the USA to MtGox and viceversa.
If that's the case, the people who really need to be concerned about this news are the Dwolla employees and the VCs and angels who have done Dwolla funding rounds.
If that's the case, the people who really need to be concerned about this news are the Dwolla employees and the VCs and angels who have done Dwolla funding rounds.
Your attempts to downplay this look pretty silly.
I don't quite understand the drama this causes. SEPA withdrawals are delayed 4 weeks now, and have been disabled many times. This hasn't caused much disruption to the price. Only 30-40% of MtGox customers are based in the USA, and almost all of them have other options to get money in and out of MtGox.
Yes it's best to transfer bitcoins to another exchange, sell there and get your money out safely, instead of MtGox
Or just use international bank transfer or another method to save you some trouble and get a better price for your coins. (Unless you only have a tiny amount to sell, which any exchange can handle.)I don't quite understand the drama this causes. SEPA withdrawals are delayed 4 weeks now, and have been disabled many times. This hasn't caused much disruption to the price. Only 30-40% of MtGox customers are based in the USA, and almost all of them have other options to get money in and out of MtGox.
Yes it's best to transfer bitcoins to another exchange, sell there and get your money out safely, instead of MtGox
Or just use international bank transfer or another method to save you some trouble and get a better price for your coins. (Unless you only have a tiny amount to sell, which any exchange can handle.)I don't quite understand the drama this causes. SEPA withdrawals are delayed 4 weeks now, and have been disabled many times. This hasn't caused much disruption to the price. Only 30-40% of MtGox customers are based in the USA, and almost all of them have other options to get money in and out of MtGox.
here comes...... Streisand!?
Now is a good time to gamble with your bitcoins lol
Amen!
i've had a long time Dwolla acct and i've not received any email...
Make a withdrawal from gox. You'll get an email instead of your withdrawal. I figured this could be a hoax so I threw a dollar at DHS
Is there any legitimate proof outside of bitcointalk.org about this announcement?
No, no there isn't. Several dozen people on BTCTalk and Reddit just decided to go post about the same email they got at the same time. It's a flashmob.
Yes, this is probably what's happening
DexX7, here is your outside source: http://betabeat.com/2013/05/department-of-homeland-security-shuts-down-dwolla-payments-to-and-from-mt-gox/
Wow. Yet another reason not to deal with MtGox.
Is this related to the Coinlabs lawsuit?
What's the best way in the US to get USD out of BTC? Coinbase?
Is this related to the Coinlabs lawsuit?
What's the best way in the US to get USD out of BTC? Coinbase?
I have used this for my transfers, and not had a problem or delay:
https://www.aurumxchange.com/
A lot of people are panicking in the wrong direction.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
Absolutely true.
A lot of people are panicking in the wrong direction.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
And then go to another exchange and crash there.
What about keeping the BTC? Not a valid option, or...?
I figure people that want to withdrawal USD from MtGox and buy bitcoins to transfer them to another exchange to sell them would still want to withdrawal their USD.
A lot of people are panicking in the wrong direction.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
Yup this is the best course of action and it will give much needed liquidity to other exchanges and away from Gox. I was concerned about the lawsuit so I moved the remaining fiat out of my Gox account in case SHTF down the road with the lawsuit. I didn't think anything would happen this quickly although we don't know if the two are related or not.
I'll probably do purchases going forward via Coinbase (have used them multiple times in the past, great service). Fiat stays in my FDIC insured bank account until I need to make a purchase, then I move the BTC out of Coinbase once the ACH clears to a paper wallet. Minimizes the time you have to trust these exchanges.
A lot of people are panicking in the wrong direction.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
And then go to another exchange and crash there.
What about keeping the BTC? Not a valid option, or...?
A lot of people are panicking in the wrong direction.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
And then go to another exchange and crash there.
Yes it's best to transfer bitcoins to another exchange, sell there and get your money out safely, instead of MtGox
A lot of people are panicking in the wrong direction.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
You can't cure stupid
A lot of people are panicking in the wrong direction.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
If this is true, the last thing you should do is sell your BTC on Mt Gox for USD, because you might lose access to those dollars for an indefinite period of time. A more productive way to panic would be to buy up as many BTC as possible and withdraw those.
Now is a good time to gamble with your bitcoins lol
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