If MtGox were out of anything, I'd expect them to be out of bitcoins.
Being out of fiat money when the price is rallying hard just doesn't pass the sniff test.
Topic: Mt.Gox out of money - page 2. (Read 1883 times)
We may be talking about unsubstantiated hearsay, but Mt. Gox has imploded in the past and I have no way of knowing where that money went ... do you? Besides I've heard of Inbara (sp.?) before and I don't believe he is made of pure gossamer. I just withdrew my daily limit of bitcoins from Mt. Gox and will continue to do so until things get resolved. The last time we were over 17, it popped at about 30 and that was when Mt. Gox was "hacked", whatever that means.
I have an account with Mt. Gox and seeing this kind of stuff makes me nervous. Has anyone successfully withdrawn money (more than $1000) from Mt. Gox recently?
Would it put your mind at ease to know that we are talking about unsubstantiated hearsay?
I have an account with Mt. Gox and seeing this kind of stuff makes me nervous. Has anyone successfully withdrawn money (more than $1000) from Mt. Gox recently?
Considering how much activity there has been recently in bitcoin. It seems weird that they would run out of money. They must surely be as profitable as ever.
I doubt mt.gox is out of money, after all they are the largest (by far) exchange in the Bitcoin world.
Just to point out that he indeed is a regular miner, and has probably exchanged more on mtgox than both of us combined. He's the operator of eclipse mining pool too.
I doubt this, GoX will stay around, there's too much at stake to take down the fiat system!
I'm a newbie so I can't post on a thread another user had made, so I'd like to discuss it here. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mtgox-is-apparently-out-of-money-137923 He insinuates that Mt.Gox may be out of money. First off I'd like to point out, that it sounds like he has more than the $4000 he tried to withdraw in his account. Second off, if I really thought that Mt.Gox was running out of money, I wouldn't be running to bitcointalk, probably the most popular forum for bitcoiners, to tell everyone about it. If I truly believed what he said, I'd keep that info to myself and try to withdraw all I could instead of scaring people into making a run on Mt.Gox. I have heard that people trying to be completely anonymous with Mt.Gox have had problems getting their bitcoins back. I can understand that. I can also understand that it may take longer than expected for your first large withdrawal from your Mt.Gox account. I'm sure there are plenty of miners that regularly trade bitcoins and withdraw $$$ on a regular basis from Mt.Gox. Being that they've only been around a short while, and this is a new game, I would expect them, for the safety and legality of their business, to give us all a hassle at some point. That is all.
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