Topic: [FUD] Mt. Gox CEO confess(in other words) to be bankrupt / insolvent - page 2. (Read 7873 times)

I don't see anywhere where he confessed to that, in any way. But I have to admit I suspect something like that has happened.

Bit of a misleading title op thanks for that.

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Yeah, fuck you OP, Beliathon is a busy man.

Good times  

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Fuck you, OP, for wasting Beliathon's time.


BUT NOT MINE! Thanks, bud.

~Bruno Kucinskas

Fuck you for wasting my time, OP.

timanderic. awesomeshow

GREAT JOB!

I know it is from 17th febuary, but it is the most important piece of information regarding Mt. Gox situation that many people may not be aware just like i was not. If you search the board for confidential solvency there no match other than my thread, so i can assume most people here is not aware of that.

Irresponsible thread title it should be corrected OP.

Today is the 23rd why is the OP quoting news from the 17th?

It's incredibly easy to "launder" those bitcoins through altcoin exchanges/localbitcoins and private members...

just stahp posting

All other exchanges and merchants. As they require ID and the crime is still a crime.

lol?
what do you mean by flagged?
who do you expect to honor this flag?

I thought that server space for this forum was provided by Mark, at least at one point in time. Is this still the case?

I've looked over all the news from the past 2 weeks again. This sentence is important. They probably lost a bunch of coins but they are able to pay the coins out of their own pocket. Gox is/was the richest exchange.

Or they are trying to get the hacked coins back by finding an agreement with the hacker. I mean if the coins get flagged they're meaningless as you can't use them.

OP you trying to drive price down ? I think it is pointless at this stage

Nope, no losses, I cashed-out when it was high, made purchases, and now I am buying more coins...

Didn't have any delays getting coins out, not seeing any real delays that are unnatural for those getting most money out. (A few "new accounts", having trouble, being "untrusted", and "unverified", or "attempting to withdraw near minimum amounts". But no more than usual. Gox isn't a bank, its a trade exchange.)

Solvency (customers money), is "Customer information". Also, it was not the topic of the press-release, and thus, "out of order to ask"... even if he could have answered it without legal repercussions from customers. Hell, banks tell you the same thing too. However, they will tell you that if you have a court-order, the judge can have the auditing records looked at, which will just give you a legal "yes" or "no", to a simplified question, without specifics. (Since account information is not "public records".)

Besides, it is Japan, not America... Ask that question here, and you might get some form of actual answer. However, Gox simply told him to stick to the topic.

That is like saying I am guilty of murder, if I don't answer your question "Did you murder Bob?"... If I didn't bluntly say, "I didn't do it", or if I say "no comment", or if I say "I'll only talk to my lawyer", or saying "I don't have to tell you shit".

This, I'm happy I have 0 in mtgox.

silly thread title

Very misleading thread topic.

With that said,  I expect gox to go out of business at some point in 2014, maybe early 2015. Whether they have money or not I really can't imagine any customers choosing to stay with them once/if they get their money back.

most of these FUD posts seem to be becoming a little game for the trolls. with them trying to see how far their FUD can spread and if their FUD can get as far as mainstream media.

i have no idea why the forum moderators thought they should remove the newbie zone.. if its about disk space to hold all these messages, then they should use their donatons to buy more server space, and not allow newbies to troll the forum, as its starting to become noticeably worse