I think its a legitimate question. If you go to around 18:30 in this video he says they aren't taking a loss except if people want some password card.
http://www.youtube.com/user/vlogwrap#p/u/3/-0XvP841jaM
Topic: How is Mt. Gox gonna cover the bitcoins transferred out? (Read 1003 times)
Most likely reclaiming the bits of metal from exploded miners video cards. As you know, there is a pervasive trend in MtGox and Stolen BTC posts, at first I thought they were trolling, but I realized the actual effect such threads.
Every time one of the above threads get started, a video card blows up. The miner, dejected and horrified, hurls the smoking relic into the trash, only to be recovered and stripped by a gang of recycling hooligans. Please, don't perpetuate this trend, the difficulty plummeting would send the wrong signal, for sure.
Every time one of the above threads get started, a video card blows up. The miner, dejected and horrified, hurls the smoking relic into the trash, only to be recovered and stripped by a gang of recycling hooligans. Please, don't perpetuate this trend, the difficulty plummeting would send the wrong signal, for sure.
I know some people made trades the other day and quickly cashed out while the market was taking a dive. Mark said that these people would have negative account balance when they return. So the person who sold the coins will have their coins back? . I'm just wondering where they come from. Mark said in the interview the other night (if I heard correctly) that they aren't taking any losses?
out of pocket obviously, they make enough money from the fees they charge
I know some people made trades the other day and quickly cashed out while the market was taking a dive. Mark said that these people would have negative account balance when they return. So the person who sold the coins will have their coins back? . I'm just wondering where they come from. Mark said in the interview the other night (if I heard correctly) that they aren't taking any losses?
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