Quick lets all ddos it to see if its up!
Best reply I've seen yet on the forums. Actually laughed out loud.
Topic: Mt Gox Down .... DDOS posible cause (Read 2458 times)
Best reply I've seen yet on the forums. Actually laughed out loud.
Doesn't this prop the price up? People are selling their dollars, then transferring their bitcoins. What good is a dollar... if you are unable to withdraw it?
After the Dwolla account was shut down, US customers are likely clearing out their Bitcoins ASAP.
This will cause a massive crash of the Bitcoin price.
This will cause a massive crash of the Bitcoin price.
Quick lets all ddos it to see if its up!
Best reply I've seen yet on the forums. Actually laughed out loud.
I managed to login, buy and withdraw the hell out of this stupid trap my precious coins! It took me half an hour...
Same here . Loged in. Just very slowwwwww
I am Logged in its only really slow!
We're all gonna die!!!
After the Dwolla account was shut down, US customers are likely clearing out their Bitcoins ASAP.
This will cause a massive crash of the Bitcoin price.
What crash if most US people have to buy bitcoins to transfer them to other exchanges. Price at mtgox would rather rise fast. This will cause a massive crash of the Bitcoin price.
Why does everyone seem to believe that when mtgox goes down that its a ddos attack? This was just a convenient excuse by mtgox to cover their incompetence. " oh no! Those scary hackers are at it again!". Maybe, just maybe, its down because the crappy infrastructure at mtgox can't handle their own traffic.
I feel better now that I've transferred my coins out.
If everybody is doing this now, no wonder the site is down...!
Is this the end of Mt.Gox?
After the Dwolla account was shut down, US customers are likely clearing out their Bitcoins ASAP.
This will cause a massive crash of the Bitcoin price.
This will cause a massive crash of the Bitcoin price.
You can get in, just takes a while and some patience
I feel better now that I've transferred my coins out.
Local and cold, that's the way we do it from now on.
I feel better now that I've transferred my coins out.
Local and cold, that's the way we do it from now on.
all this will do is just underline the need for a decentralized exchange, which i'm sure will come about soon enough. growing pains is all
Everybody fear for their coins 
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Is domain registered in US ?!!
it doesn't matter if the domain was registered in the us. they've still seized domains registered outside the us. ie: bodog.com
With perseverance I was able to withdraw my bitcoins, 28 of them. It took me 16 minutes of waiting a long time after each entry into the web page.
I can see my coins on the blockchain.
I can see my coins on the blockchain.
This is clearly caused by a DDOS or high traffic.
If the domain or server were seized, we would not see trading still happening.
Calm yourselves, people
If the domain or server were seized, we would not see trading still happening.
Calm yourselves, people
I am able to download their statement a few minutes ago check it out
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mtgox-statement-regarding-dhs-court-order-206401
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mtgox-statement-regarding-dhs-court-order-206401
It is down in US too.
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