Come on crash! Momma needs $100 bitcoins!
don't know about $100 but the have gone from $349 to about $172 and are in the process of going down
http://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/mtgox/btcusd
Topic: Mt Gox CEO resigns from Bitcoin Foundation - page 5. (Read 10936 times)
don't know about $100 but the have gone from $349 to about $172 and are in the process of going down
http://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/mtgox/btcusd
Bitstamp sell order at $579.34 for 9109 BTC Total: $5,277,325.37
Come on crash! Momma needs $100 bitcoins!
I cant really see Mark will survive pass 2014.... truth to be told, ppl get killed for far less reasons than this.
I can't say i'm bothered by this news.
Mt. Gox Resigns From Bitcoin Foundation
By Robin Sidel
Feb. 23, 2014 10:08 p.m. ET
Mark Karpeles, chief executive of Mt. Gox, the embattled Toyko-based bitcoin exchange, resigned on Sunday from the board of the Bitcoin Foundation, according to a person familiar with the situation.
The move comes as amid a string of longstanding technical issues that began last summer when Mt. Gox halted customer withdrawals in U.S. dollars. The problems became more severe earlier this month when Mt. Gox halted all customer withdrawals, saying that a bug in the bitcoin software allowed some users to alter transactions.
The problems prompted CoinDesk to remove Mt. Gox from its bitcoin pricing index earlier this month.
The exchange told customers last week that it was still working on "reinitiating" bitcoin withdrawals.
Mt. Gox is one of several industry representatives on the board of the foundation, which is essentially a trade organization that advocates for the virtual currency. Charles Shrem, another board member, stepped down in January after being charged with money laundering in connection with his bitcoin company.
A phone call to Mt. Gox's office in Tokyo rang unanswered.
http://pastebin.com/4ZFv0MXb
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303426304579401883794330454
By Robin Sidel
Feb. 23, 2014 10:08 p.m. ET
Mark Karpeles, chief executive of Mt. Gox, the embattled Toyko-based bitcoin exchange, resigned on Sunday from the board of the Bitcoin Foundation, according to a person familiar with the situation.
The move comes as amid a string of longstanding technical issues that began last summer when Mt. Gox halted customer withdrawals in U.S. dollars. The problems became more severe earlier this month when Mt. Gox halted all customer withdrawals, saying that a bug in the bitcoin software allowed some users to alter transactions.
The problems prompted CoinDesk to remove Mt. Gox from its bitcoin pricing index earlier this month.
The exchange told customers last week that it was still working on "reinitiating" bitcoin withdrawals.
Mt. Gox is one of several industry representatives on the board of the foundation, which is essentially a trade organization that advocates for the virtual currency. Charles Shrem, another board member, stepped down in January after being charged with money laundering in connection with his bitcoin company.
A phone call to Mt. Gox's office in Tokyo rang unanswered.
http://pastebin.com/4ZFv0MXb
http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303426304579401883794330454
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