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Quote from: Beatkoyn on March 13, 2015, 12:42:14 AM

Quote from: Cray4Cryptz on March 12, 2015, 11:24:34 AM

Quote from: Blinken on March 11, 2015, 07:40:34 PM

I was looking at the leaked list of accounts which the supposed Mt. Gox "hacker" posted.

One thing you notice is that SOME of the names are "censored", but the names of Americans, Europeans and Russians do not seem to be censored. Just guessing here, but maybe the "censored" names are all the Japanese names. Why would the hacker remove all the Japanese names, but leave in the foreigner names, unless of course the hacker was Japanese.

Hmmmm....

According to this:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-development-on-mt-gox-scam-962803

That willy bot, has no activity when Japanese people are sleeping and then went back to work on Japanese working hours and then goes flat on activity again during the Japanese sleeping hours. Maybe you have a point.

Yeah, the location might be in Japan but it doesnt mean that Japanese people are behind it.

it might be them or it might not be them
The incident happened a long time ago but until now there is no suspect of any race.

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Quote from: Cray4Cryptz on March 12, 2015, 11:24:34 AM

Quote from: Blinken on March 11, 2015, 07:40:34 PM

I was looking at the leaked list of accounts which the supposed Mt. Gox "hacker" posted.

One thing you notice is that SOME of the names are "censored", but the names of Americans, Europeans and Russians do not seem to be censored. Just guessing here, but maybe the "censored" names are all the Japanese names. Why would the hacker remove all the Japanese names, but leave in the foreigner names, unless of course the hacker was Japanese.

Hmmmm....

According to this:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-development-on-mt-gox-scam-962803

That willy bot, has no activity when Japanese people are sleeping and then went back to work on Japanese working hours and then goes flat on activity again during the Japanese sleeping hours. Maybe you have a point.

Yeah, the location might be in Japan but it doesnt mean that Japanese people are behind it.

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All I have read in the media pointed to mark karpeles draining mt. gox accounts and he is being prosecuted right now no?

calme

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And they really can point at each other, b/c they're all on the Gox private cruise ship now doing speedballs in a Jacuzzi full of models.

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Quote from: altcoinex on March 12, 2015, 02:18:40 PM

Maybe a Frenchman living in japan looted Mt. Gox.
And by maybe I mean.....

It could have been his staff. If there's no evidence they can all point at each other and simultaneously say "it must have been him". Anyone with physical access to the servers could have pulled it off, and I heard their physical security was useless.

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Quote from: calme on March 12, 2015, 08:27:46 AM

If it wasn't a jap then you just know it was a german who did this.

And, if not a German, than an albino pygmy residing in a plush hut on the banks of the Amazon.

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Maybe a Frenchman living in japan looted Mt. Gox.
And by maybe I mean.....

smoothie

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maybe a chinese looted mt.gox

lol

calme

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European prisons do seem like little panaceas that don't consist of being shanked by Mexican gangbangers or wearing lipstick in the shower with half of Detroit. I didn't know that J-prisons were hellholes, though.

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Quote from: Wendigo on March 12, 2015, 01:27:00 PM

I was wondering why would you locate your business in Japan and not in the USA for example. Is it more cost-effective to run the deals from there?
Or maybe the regulations are more lax on the crypto currencies.

Regulations are very lax and essentially non-existent. Japan is in the middle of the recession and typically the last thing you do, in a recession, is chase away capital and jobs (unless you are the United States). That's primarily the reason why all those Bitcoin companies are going to Japan.

Still Japan is still a dangerous place to run your business because Japanese prisons are infamous for being among the worst / most punishing in the developed world. So you don't want to be running a business in Japan and find out one day, overnight, you broke some new law. Prisoners come out of Japanese prisons sickly and malnourished. Not like the European prisons people on BTT are used to where you get to play video games and eat off the smorgasbord and they let you go home on the weekends.

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I was wondering why would you locate your business in Japan and not in the USA for example. Is it more cost-effective to run the deals from there?
Or maybe the regulations are more lax on the crypto currencies.

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Quote from: TaunSew on March 12, 2015, 11:37:08 AM

Just because it was in Japan doesn't mean there were many Japanese employees.

This is in Japan and it's Kraken, which is full of ex-MtGox employees, and they're led by a blond blue eyed Jesus. If you look at their company photos, you'ld be hard pressed to find any Japanese present (especially Japanese men - who cares if they have 1 or 2 female Japanese secretaries).

Samething with MtGox - old company photos of them, despite it being in Japan, were all primarily white guys.

There are legit Japanese exchanges in Japan ran by Japanese people but they're still fairly small and only really dealing with Japanese crypto currencies like Mona coin.

https://zaif.jp/trade_btc_jpy
http://cointelegraph.com/news/113623/japans-new-crypto-exchange-aims-to-fill-mtgox-vacuum-improve-bitcoins-image

the picture is the US offices, not in Japan.

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Quote from: jmintuck on March 12, 2015, 01:48:05 AM

Maybe it was Satoshi himself. The name is Japanese too.

Cmon man, you watch too many movies. This is bitcointalk.org, not infowars.com

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Just because it was in Japan doesn't mean there were many Japanese employees.

This is in Japan and it's Kraken, which is full of ex-MtGox employees, and they're led by a blond blue eyed Jesus. If you look at their company photos, you'ld be hard pressed to find any Japanese present (especially Japanese men - who cares if they have 1 or 2 female Japanese secretaries).

Samething with MtGox - old company photos of them, despite it being in Japan, were all primarily white guys.

There are legit Japanese exchanges in Japan ran by Japanese people but they're still fairly small and only really dealing with Japanese crypto currencies like Mona coin.

https://zaif.jp/trade_btc_jpy
http://cointelegraph.com/news/113623/japans-new-crypto-exchange-aims-to-fill-mtgox-vacuum-improve-bitcoins-image

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Quote from: Blinken on March 11, 2015, 07:40:34 PM

I was looking at the leaked list of accounts which the supposed Mt. Gox "hacker" posted.

One thing you notice is that SOME of the names are "censored", but the names of Americans, Europeans and Russians do not seem to be censored. Just guessing here, but maybe the "censored" names are all the Japanese names. Why would the hacker remove all the Japanese names, but leave in the foreigner names, unless of course the hacker was Japanese.

Hmmmm....

According to this:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-development-on-mt-gox-scam-962803

That willy bot, has no activity when Japanese people are sleeping and then went back to work on Japanese working hours and then goes flat on activity again during the Japanese sleeping hours. Maybe you have a point.

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Well, I saw the reports before and that indicates not all Bitcoin being stolen, Mt.Gox might be concerned with the hack, the truth is still complicated after one year, some already forgotten Mt.Gox.

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Quote from: jmintuck on March 12, 2015, 01:48:05 AM

Maybe it was Satoshi himself. The name is Japanese too.

Besides him not needing the money, why would he bring negative press to Bitcoin doing that? it makes no sense.

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Quote from: muddyheights2 on March 12, 2015, 08:26:28 AM

any exchange related to china/japan I avoid i.e. made in china obvious scammers they produce cheap shit that half works no wonder peupel lost their coins also avoid using Bter its a gox bomb just waiting to happen

Your English is broken, and it is hard to understand what you are on about. Please clarify.

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and korea too in fact any asian owned exhange just to be on the safe side they r not known for compensating customers

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If it wasn't a jap then you just know it was a german who did this.

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