And buy buy buy buy!
on Coin Market, of course
Topic: Gox Gone, Insolvent - page 5. (Read 13057 times)
Bye bye!
And buy buy buy buy!
on Coin Market, of course
And buy buy buy buy!
on Coin Market, of course
But But But, Gox is just taking a break. We owe Karpeles an apology for wrongfully accusing him of being a dick.
No, no, MTGOX isn't incompetent or worse, a bunch of criminals, there's just a technical issue, you'll see, things will be better tomorrow.
I know I missed a few other silly things the GOX lovers will say, but these are just some that come to mind. Dumb phucks.
No, no, MTGOX isn't incompetent or worse, a bunch of criminals, there's just a technical issue, you'll see, things will be better tomorrow.
I know I missed a few other silly things the GOX lovers will say, but these are just some that come to mind. Dumb phucks.
Here's some crisis docs that look kinda real - http://www.scribd.com/doc/209050732/MtGox-Situation-Crisis-Strategy-Draft
Well if Gox puts up a "freshly branded static homepage" with a resignation letter from Mark Karpelès then I guess there's no denying the validity of that document.
Brother, Sorry to hear! I am also currently down on what I invested into Bitcoinbuilder for GOX BTC - We all knew the risks - I'm sure you'll be back to where you where in no time 
LOL @ all the fools who were buying goxbtc with real btc... what losers!
Here's some crisis docs that look kinda real - http://www.scribd.com/doc/209050732/MtGox-Situation-Crisis-Strategy-Draft
Everyone thought this was FUD - Under the new re-structuring, those people who have funds (fiat/BTC) within Gox; do you think they give back to client base?
Doubt it. My .6btc is probably gone forever xD Time to GPU mine again to build up.
Circle.com still has the original insolvency joint announcement: http://www.circle.com/2014/02/24/joint-statement-regarding-insolvency-mt-gox/
But most sites removed it. So no insolvency now. Maybe later. :-)
Here's some crisis docs that look kinda real - http://www.scribd.com/doc/209050732/MtGox-Situation-Crisis-Strategy-Draft
Everyone thought this was FUD - Under the new re-structuring, those people who have funds (fiat/BTC) within Gox; do you think they give back to client base?
Circle.com still has the original insolvency joint announcement: http://www.circle.com/2014/02/24/joint-statement-regarding-insolvency-mt-gox/
rebranding with 1 month downtime
Yes, but, is it still twitching? Careful..
lol
The exchange website is probably next 
Here's some crisis docs that look kinda real - http://www.scribd.com/doc/209050732/MtGox-Situation-Crisis-Strategy-Draft
gg Gox, been a ride
Interesting comment under the blockchain.info statement:
The circle article still has the world insolvency in the title and body of the statement though. And why is the first news of this insolvency coming from blockchain.info and not from Mt. Gox themselves? This is all very suspicious. And I thought blockchain.info was working with Mt. Gox to fix the malleability issue.
The fact that Mt. Gox could drag this out so long is despicable. They should have immediately halted traded from the moment they disabled withdrawals. The fact that they didn't only indicates that they were buying up coins on the cheap. And how could they continue taking deposits if withdrawals were disabled? This entire thing is mind blowing... a lot of people just got royally screwed by Gox and I feel sorry for them.
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John Marcus on February 25, 2014 at 3:25 am said:
Coinbase’s version of this statement omits any reference to insolvency. Also, the original title of your statement included the word ‘insolvency’, but has been removed (although the body of the text still includes it) – what’s going on?
Coinbase’s version of this statement omits any reference to insolvency. Also, the original title of your statement included the word ‘insolvency’, but has been removed (although the body of the text still includes it) – what’s going on?
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John Marcus on February 25, 2014 at 3:27 am said:
… and since I posted that reply above, the word ‘insolvency’ has been removed from the body of the text as well. Get your act together.
… and since I posted that reply above, the word ‘insolvency’ has been removed from the body of the text as well. Get your act together.
The circle article still has the world insolvency in the title and body of the statement though. And why is the first news of this insolvency coming from blockchain.info and not from Mt. Gox themselves? This is all very suspicious. And I thought blockchain.info was working with Mt. Gox to fix the malleability issue.
The fact that Mt. Gox could drag this out so long is despicable. They should have immediately halted traded from the moment they disabled withdrawals. The fact that they didn't only indicates that they were buying up coins on the cheap. And how could they continue taking deposits if withdrawals were disabled? This entire thing is mind blowing... a lot of people just got royally screwed by Gox and I feel sorry for them.
they removed the word "insolvency", and also in the last paragraph, this bold sentence was removed:
"Bitcoin operators, whether they be exchanges, wallet services or payment providers, play a critical custodial role over the bitcoin they hold as assets for their customers. Acting as a custodian should require a high-bar, including appropriate security safeguards that are independently audited and tested on a regular basis, adequate balance sheets and reserves as commercial entities, transparent and accountable customer disclosures, and clear policies to not use customer assets for proprietary trading or for margin loans in leveraged trading. It does not appear to any of us that MtGox followed any these essential requirements as a financial services provider."
and that ladies & gentlemen was MTGox, bye bye.
Anyone made screenshots? They removed the website seemingly...
This gives error
https://www.mtgox.com/press_release_20140207.html
https://www.mtgox.com/login
Guys who did not make screenshots, you just lost your money....
This gives error
https://www.mtgox.com/press_release_20140207.html
https://www.mtgox.com/login
Guys who did not make screenshots, you just lost your money....
Interesting comment under the blockchain.info statement:
The circle article still has the world insolvency in the title and body of the statement though. And why is the first news of this insolvency coming from blockchain.info and not from Mt. Gox themselves? This is all very suspicious. And I thought blockchain.info was working with Mt. Gox to fix the malleability issue.
The fact that Mt. Gox could drag this out so long is despicable. They should have immediately halted trading from the moment they disabled withdrawals. The fact that they didn't only indicates that they were buying up coins on the cheap. And how could they continue taking deposits if withdrawals were disabled? This entire thing is mind blowing... a lot of people just got royally screwed by Gox and I feel sorry for them.
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John Marcus on February 25, 2014 at 3:25 am said:
Coinbase’s version of this statement omits any reference to insolvency. Also, the original title of your statement included the word ‘insolvency’, but has been removed (although the body of the text still includes it) – what’s going on?
Coinbase’s version of this statement omits any reference to insolvency. Also, the original title of your statement included the word ‘insolvency’, but has been removed (although the body of the text still includes it) – what’s going on?
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John Marcus on February 25, 2014 at 3:27 am said:
… and since I posted that reply above, the word ‘insolvency’ has been removed from the body of the text as well. Get your act together.
… and since I posted that reply above, the word ‘insolvency’ has been removed from the body of the text as well. Get your act together.
The circle article still has the world insolvency in the title and body of the statement though. And why is the first news of this insolvency coming from blockchain.info and not from Mt. Gox themselves? This is all very suspicious. And I thought blockchain.info was working with Mt. Gox to fix the malleability issue.
The fact that Mt. Gox could drag this out so long is despicable. They should have immediately halted trading from the moment they disabled withdrawals. The fact that they didn't only indicates that they were buying up coins on the cheap. And how could they continue taking deposits if withdrawals were disabled? This entire thing is mind blowing... a lot of people just got royally screwed by Gox and I feel sorry for them.
Big surprise is big.
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