Topic: Hashkings Lending,Deposit 1.25% INSURED, ALL PPT ACCOUNTS CLOSING ON 8/19 - page 31. (Read 93818 times)

What kind of numbers are you dealing with?

What is the total amount of BTC you need to repay?

Well principal only is 'good enough', a bit inconvenient, but hey. On the bright side, what's your deposit going to be worth in 3 years? Hang on.... I see a problem....

3 years? LOL. What happens if bitcoin goes over $100 in 3 years, it becomes 30 years?

I don't think I've seen a post where your avatar has been more appropriate.

 

To be fair, he said the deposits were insured, but didn't specify the timeframe that the insurance would be paid out over.  You are lucky it isn't 30 years.   

 

Good luck, hope you get it figured out.

Good, you will personally make sure we get our principal BACK - that's the "Insured" part, or return OF principal.

Ok, so we are still ACCRUING interest on unpaid balances? That would be the "Guaranteed" part, or return ON principal.

At the very least, I appreciate you being transparent and sticking around. Hopefully it won't take 3 years to pay everyone back, but better late than never. This still doesn't excuse you lying to get deposits.

I will currently be suspending all interest payments and withdrawals.  
As I receive coins from the various things that I have going on I will start sending people's principal back.  I will also be purchasing coins from my personal
funds.  Interest that has been paid out will be deducted from the current principal.  The reason for this is I would like to get everyone's principal
back before anyone receives anymore interest.  I am not able to give a timeframe on the repayment as there is alot of factors that can effect it.  I know for sure it won't be
weeks or months, but more then likely in the ballpark of 3 years.  

Why did this happen?

Over the last several weeks, I have had alot of depositors request their funds back with no new deposits.  I have been able to process these requests up until now.  I was also buying mining equipment and had some bad luck with some of the new vendors on the forum.  I put in some large orders that I never received the equipment in a timely manner, received equipment that really didn't work up to spec, or was forced to take a refund at a higher BTC price.  Finally I did make a mistake and invest a portion of the funds in BTCST along with with some personal funds.  

I do feel very bad that this has turned out this way.  I will do whatever I can to get everyone paid back.  I am also at a personal loss.  Payments will start going out Monday 9/8/12 9/10/12 EDIT.  This will be a slow process, so please be
patient.  

We are ready when you are for the update hashking.

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At the end of the investigation, the judge decides if the alleged perpetrator (if he has been identified) should be sent to trial or not, according to what has been uncovered. But in any case, the plaintiff and his lawyers will be given access to the investigation results. They may even request that the investigating judge starts some procedures that they deem useful to retrieve the identity of the alleged perpetrator, or to prove that the criminal behavior took place.

If the alleged perpetrator does not attend his trial, he can be sentenced anyway, and a warrant will be issued if he got jail time.

All of them.

I've been logging #bitcoin-otc all day looking for news and he's on #btcst That's typical of me.

10:23:39 < hashking> I'm not running like pirate.  That is for sure.

The flip side. 

Still selling my hashking debt 85 btc for 109+ hashking debt.

This could get very nasty very fast.

I think that could be disastrous. A full default of an insured fund would cause even more of a run as people withdraw their bitcoins from everywhere because they don't know who will default next.

If assistance is given to HK from other lenders then it makes sense to declare a default. People will then sell their debt back to the lending cartel at reduced rate.

I'm not looking forward to the update.