Topic: MCXNow Realsolid Has Screwed Everyone. MCXNOW SHUTTING DOWN!! - page 6. (Read 8372 times)
November 26, 2013, 12:08:55 AM
On the subject of RealSolid and scams, let's talk about worldcoin and how close they were with realsolid. Hmm, wonder what's going on there?
November 26, 2013, 12:08:23 AM
Brutally crazy man, he just doesn't give a shit about what he done ot his users, lol, and bitches about his hard life and how running the site was making him mad.
He just doesn't care, it's most cold blooded scammer I've ever seen.
He just doesn't care, it's most cold blooded scammer I've ever seen.
November 26, 2013, 12:06:41 AM
I've been telling a close mate of mine to pull out since the 45k fee shares were posted... It was obvious that RS would dump the remaining 17k down to < 0.1 and buy most of them back up...
People have bought at 0.4 and sold at 0.1-0.2. RS would have made 0.25 BTC on average from 28,000 shares = ~7,000 BTC x $915 AUD (as of now) = ~$6.4m
People have bought at 0.4 and sold at 0.1-0.2. RS would have made 0.25 BTC on average from 28,000 shares = ~7,000 BTC x $915 AUD (as of now) = ~$6.4m
November 26, 2013, 12:01:43 AM
You might want to post this in List of Major Bitcoin Heists, Thefts, Hacks, Scams, and Losses
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=83794.220
With 25000 shares sold @ 0.4 BTC = 10000 BTC at the current valuation = $8.3million
This makes this particular chain of events the biggest scam in Bitcoin history, (if that is what it is perceived to be, and is my opinion).
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=83794.220
With 25000 shares sold @ 0.4 BTC = 10000 BTC at the current valuation = $8.3million
This makes this particular chain of events the biggest scam in Bitcoin history, (if that is what it is perceived to be, and is my opinion).
I think this is spot on.
November 25, 2013, 11:59:29 PM
You might want to post this in List of Major Bitcoin Heists, Thefts, Hacks, Scams, and Losses
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=83794.220
With 25000 shares sold @ 0.4 BTC = 10000 BTC at the current valuation = $8.3million
This makes this particular chain of events the biggest scam in Bitcoin history, (if that is what it is perceived to be, and is my opinion).
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=83794.220
With 25000 shares sold @ 0.4 BTC = 10000 BTC at the current valuation = $8.3million
This makes this particular chain of events the biggest scam in Bitcoin history, (if that is what it is perceived to be, and is my opinion).
November 25, 2013, 11:54:26 PM
Trust me, you will not see the site come back up. He's done for and if you don't take out your money, you are stupid. Go post to his scam thread here. If it does come back up, it's only to scam you again. How you like your fee shares dropping like a rock
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=347008.new#new
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=347008.new#new
As far as I understand, the website has the capacity, but a one-man team can't keep up with all the emails etc., so whatever it was that broke today was probably just too much. He hasn't gone and stolen every coin in the exchange.
No question that how he handled it was far from good, and leaving people with the option of selling fees at a huge loss, or letting their cash sit in limbo for up to 3 months is grim to say the least. That said, he's a good dev, with a great site - there's no reasonable reason to expect him to just drop it all when it's making good money. If he needs downtime to make support manageable on a larger scale, and find the time to actually add the features he's been promising (come on, you're the same guys who'd be jumping up and down, screaming scam because he didn't deliver the new stuff), at least he's honest about it.
No question that how he handled it was far from good, and leaving people with the option of selling fees at a huge loss, or letting their cash sit in limbo for up to 3 months is grim to say the least. That said, he's a good dev, with a great site - there's no reasonable reason to expect him to just drop it all when it's making good money. If he needs downtime to make support manageable on a larger scale, and find the time to actually add the features he's been promising (come on, you're the same guys who'd be jumping up and down, screaming scam because he didn't deliver the new stuff), at least he's honest about it.
November 25, 2013, 11:54:07 PM
As far as I understand, the website has the capacity, but a one-man team can't keep up with all the emails etc., so whatever it was that broke today was probably just too much. He hasn't gone and stolen every coin in the exchange.
Why would he? That leaves the door open for legal action. He already made 14000 BTC from selling shares of a defunct exchange. There's no reason to steal the funds now. November 25, 2013, 11:52:24 PM
As far as I understand, the website has the capacity, but a one-man team can't keep up with all the emails etc., so whatever it was that broke today was probably just too much. He hasn't gone and stolen every coin in the exchange.
No question that how he handled it was far from good, and leaving people with the option of selling fees at a huge loss, or letting their cash sit in limbo for up to 3 months is grim to say the least. That said, he's a good dev, with a great site - there's no reasonable reason to expect him to just drop it all when it's making good money. If he needs downtime to make support manageable on a larger scale, and find the time to actually add the features he's been promising (come on, you're the same guys who'd be jumping up and down, screaming scam because he didn't deliver the new stuff), at least he's honest about it.
No question that how he handled it was far from good, and leaving people with the option of selling fees at a huge loss, or letting their cash sit in limbo for up to 3 months is grim to say the least. That said, he's a good dev, with a great site - there's no reasonable reason to expect him to just drop it all when it's making good money. If he needs downtime to make support manageable on a larger scale, and find the time to actually add the features he's been promising (come on, you're the same guys who'd be jumping up and down, screaming scam because he didn't deliver the new stuff), at least he's honest about it.
November 25, 2013, 11:40:10 PM
If anyone can find his fucking ass.
http://www.asic.gov.au/asic/asic.nsf/byheadline/Insider+trading+and+market+manipulation+-+a+speech+by+the+ASIC+Chairman?openDocument
from the pdf :
"Currently, an individual who engages in insider trading in Australia and is
found guilty of a criminal offence is subject to a maximum fine of $220,000
and/or five years imprisonment. For market manipulation, the punishment is
a maximum fine of $22,000 and/or five years imprisonment.
A corporation found guilty of an offence for insider trading is liable for a
fine of up to $1.1 million. For market manipulation, a maximum fine of
$110,000 is applicable.
In the civil penalty regime, for both insider trading and market manipu
lation, an individual is liable for a fine of up to $200,000 and a corporation
$1 million. "
This was from 2010.
from the pdf :
"Currently, an individual who engages in insider trading in Australia and is
found guilty of a criminal offence is subject to a maximum fine of $220,000
and/or five years imprisonment. For market manipulation, the punishment is
a maximum fine of $22,000 and/or five years imprisonment.
A corporation found guilty of an offence for insider trading is liable for a
fine of up to $1.1 million. For market manipulation, a maximum fine of
$110,000 is applicable.
In the civil penalty regime, for both insider trading and market manipu
lation, an individual is liable for a fine of up to $200,000 and a corporation
$1 million. "
This was from 2010.
November 25, 2013, 11:27:30 PM
http://www.asic.gov.au/asic/asic.nsf/byheadline/Insider+trading+and+market+manipulation+-+a+speech+by+the+ASIC+Chairman?openDocument
from the pdf :
"Currently, an individual who engages in insider trading in Australia and is
found guilty of a criminal offence is subject to a maximum fine of $220,000
and/or five years imprisonment. For market manipulation, the punishment is
a maximum fine of $22,000 and/or five years imprisonment.
A corporation found guilty of an offence for insider trading is liable for a
fine of up to $1.1 million. For market manipulation, a maximum fine of
$110,000 is applicable.
In the civil penalty regime, for both insider trading and market manipu
lation, an individual is liable for a fine of up to $200,000 and a corporation
$1 million. "
This was from 2010.
from the pdf :
"Currently, an individual who engages in insider trading in Australia and is
found guilty of a criminal offence is subject to a maximum fine of $220,000
and/or five years imprisonment. For market manipulation, the punishment is
a maximum fine of $22,000 and/or five years imprisonment.
A corporation found guilty of an offence for insider trading is liable for a
fine of up to $1.1 million. For market manipulation, a maximum fine of
$110,000 is applicable.
In the civil penalty regime, for both insider trading and market manipu
lation, an individual is liable for a fine of up to $200,000 and a corporation
$1 million. "
This was from 2010.
November 25, 2013, 11:09:24 PM
you sound like one of his paid pumper supertramp. they will not come back. mcxnow is done. he will not comee back due to all the scammer accusations
Am I the only one who thinks this is a smart move? Bitcoin websites don't scale. I think its a good idea to take a break, fix it, then come back ready.
Pulled straight from the website:Powered by C++ / 1 million user capacity / 3 Tier network security / Protected by Experience (tm)
I'm sure he probably has plenty of BTC from Fees to hire a dev and support team so that it can actually scale to 1 million users.
Edit: Then again I could be completely wrong, but I'm just trying to present a balanced argument.
November 25, 2013, 11:08:21 PM
Ive seen your posts and others about him.
I am even more curious about who is pumping it up at BTCE.com
Feathercoin got a nice little lift the other night & Nova Coin today??
Clearly a lot of money is behind it ?
I am even more curious about who is pumping it up at BTCE.com
Feathercoin got a nice little lift the other night & Nova Coin today??
Clearly a lot of money is behind it ?
November 25, 2013, 11:03:06 PM
He just doesn't give a shit. People who invested in his fees are down dozens of thousands and he is completely calm.
November 25, 2013, 10:59:25 PM
So it went in one day from 'Join in the Wealth Creation' to 'Later'
A lot of people warned users of this forum from purchase of those shares.
Hopefully not too many real people got burned.
Seem to be a growing number of scams in the coin world as they gain popularity.
Because cryptocurrency has put a lot of money into the hands of those who are not only awful at managing it, but are among the worst judges of character.A lot of people warned users of this forum from purchase of those shares.
Hopefully not too many real people got burned.
Seem to be a growing number of scams in the coin world as they gain popularity.
If you did 15 minutes of research into RealSolid's history, you wouldn't trust a penny with him.
November 25, 2013, 10:57:37 PM
So it went in one day from 'Join in the Wealth Creation' to 'Later'
A lot of people warned users of this forum from purchase of those shares.
Hopefully not too many real people got burned.
Seem to be a growing number of scams in the coin world as they gain popularity.
A lot of people warned users of this forum from purchase of those shares.
Hopefully not too many real people got burned.
Seem to be a growing number of scams in the coin world as they gain popularity.
November 25, 2013, 10:56:22 PM
Am I the only one who thinks this is a smart move? Bitcoin websites don't scale. I think its a good idea to take a break, fix it, then come back ready.
Pulled straight from the website:Powered by C++ / 1 million user capacity / 3 Tier network security / Protected by Experience (tm)
I'm sure he probably has plenty of BTC from Fees to hire a dev and support team so that it can actually scale to 1 million users.
Edit: Then again I could be completely wrong, but I'm just trying to present a balanced argument.
November 25, 2013, 10:50:09 PM
Am I the only one who thinks this is a smart move? Bitcoin websites don't scale. I think its a good idea to take a break, fix it, then come back ready.
Pulled straight from the website:Powered by C++ / 1 million user capacity / 3 Tier network security / Protected by Experience (tm)
November 25, 2013, 10:49:05 PM
realsolid notified him early so he was able to liquidate. he was no longer on the rich list. only realsolid's 1000 share was on there. so he allow his buddies to know.
Ouch that's gotta hurt davidpate was buying mcxfee's at 1 BTC each and had over 1000....
Has to be one of the biggest scams in Bitcoin history.
Has to be one of the biggest scams in Bitcoin history.
If that's true then he had an unfair advantage which is even worse, also it's been @ 0.2 for some time so still a huge loss and there were many buyers relying on the long term potential of those shares whilst happy sitting on a short term loss. This whole affair has been handled dreadfully and I feel very sorry for everyone involved....
November 25, 2013, 10:47:32 PM
Am I the only one who thinks this is a smart move? Bitcoin websites don't scale. I think its a good idea to take a break, fix it, then come back ready.
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