If you know everything , pray tell...
Disclosure is necessary when the customers have been defrauded in the change of ownership deal
Perhaps you are one of them and as such don't appreciate such questions being asked ?
Disclosure is not necessary when it could potentially reveal to the opposition what the game plan is.
FYI, I lost 2.8 BTC as well.
I am missing 12.
So correct me if any of this is wrong the original BTC theft takes places one guy gets all the blame the owners apologize and promise to return all the other altcoins and the remaining bitcoins not stolen. The website now redirects to a 'withdrawal tool' process that doesn't appear to work for anybody.
The facts as I know them :
1. No one has had any of their coins returned regardless of whether they are part of the unlucky stolen bitcoins or not... why not?
2. There has been absolutely no communication whatsoever from Mintpal to their customers about any developments, progress anything they have all our emails yet we have heard nothing still.....why not?
3. The company was bleeding cash fast
I'm still waiting on BC myself another coin 'unaffected' by this scam supposedly
I think hitting the media hard would help put pressure on those involved.... This story is ridiculous. I haven't lost anything, but if i did, why not hit local media, newspapers, more blogs and online media coverage. It's a huge fraud, that is clearly abusing the system to get away. The news are leeches,they will at least help spread the word about the fuckery of the situation. This guys face should be on dart boards by now.
The problem with that is that most medias already consider cryptocurrencies to be scammy at best, and would have no interest in talking about yet another "mt-gox style" fraud.