Since you've been causing more trouble than I feel you should, I feel it is appropriate to reveal some facts.
So far, these deposit takers are NOT affected by BTCST default. Perhaps these are the REAL INSURED and GUARANTEED.
1. Myself. At one point, I have over 4000BTC deposits with me. When word came out that BTCST is ceasing operations, I had no problem returning ALL funds to my depositors that were made prior to BTCST annoucement.
This is disingenuous to the point of dishonesty.
When pirate announced his default, you had to sell your debt (at a discount) to gather the funds to pay people. You also bought coins. You were not "REAL INSURED" nor did you have "no problem". You were shitting your pants because your problem, as usual, is not knowing what to do.
I won't name the people who effectively bailed you out (yes, with a consideration that they would profit from a future pirate pay out), but that is precisely what they did, and at a rate much, much higher than was offered to anyone else not in the "secret Skype chat". Without their intervention, you would have defaulted as well.
Do not hold this up as an example of how you are in a better position than others to manage investments in a secure fashion. You were lucky and people took pity on you because you were so emotionally out of control. You cannot count on fairy godmothers to save you every time you make a mistake, so your deposits were not "GUARANTEED".
The weasel phrasing of "perhaps" does not protect you, either. We all now know you were not REAL INSURED or GUARANTEED. You and your depositors were lucky to have other people willing to give you BTC without a prior arrangement.
1. I didn't "had to sell" my debt. I sold it b/c I'd like to be somewhat protected. If I had to, why did I only sell a small portion of it when a lot more was offered?
2. Don't remember me buying coins. If I did, it was for trading.
3. Nobody bailed me out. I have enough funds to return. A lot of my earlier depositors got their BTC right when pirate defaulted.
4. I was not "REAL INSURED". I never mentioned INSURED or GUARANTEED in my deposit post, as I know A LOT OF things can go wrong, such as EVERYBODY running away with coins, P2P BTC network collapses, huge attack on major deposit holders, etc. When people asked me, I say I try my best to diversify, and would make sure I don't have direct pirate exposure with people's BTC. But as it turns out, most of my "diversified" portfolio were operated by pirate pass thru people, who claimed the funds have nothing to do with pirate. With INAU, I thought it is insured, with Hashking, I thought it is insured. With Imsaguy, I thought he put the money in hardware mining, in Nckrazze, I thought he is in mining.
Still waiting on some other people that supposedly don't have pirate exposure. I am hoping that the remaining ones really don't have pirate exposure and lost the BTC already.