Hi guys,
Is bitcoin builder still working?
If yes, I guess it s only working for people who had already withdrew their Gox coins.
Is there by chace any crazy way to still transfer the coins from gox to bitcoin builder. Maybe the API still works??
Topic: MtGox withdrawal delays [Gathering] - page 95. (Read 908607 times)
you need to go to source of the page
right click and source
right click and source
I confirm the content of the HTML as posted... But who is going to acquire, the Yakuza? In any case it's irresponsible to f*ck up by letting no one know what is going on.
I still see that source code in their homepage about acq. Javascript though disappeared while I was writing this post. Can't see that part anymore.
There it is again, 10:44 AM UTC +1:
MtGox.com
Must be gone again, I don't see it bro
It was there for about a minute or two...
you need to go to source of the page
right click and source
right click and source
There it is again, 10:44 AM UTC +1:
MtGox.com
Must be gone again, I don't see it bro
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Who wrote this?
That's a very good question. It's quite possible that it's fake. I've been bugging news outlets to insist that the guy who posted it post the actual file, not a link to scribd, so that forensic tools can be used on the source.It also might be something someone at Mt. Gox planted, to direct attention away from internal theft and discourage efforts to force what's left of Mt. Gox into bankruptcy now.
This document is very clearly fake.
document is fake indeed. you can notice at some slide there is a background pyramid + GOAT on it.
There it is again, 10:44 AM UTC +1:
MtGox.com
Perhaps they don't know how to write a PHP comment.
Don't be so naive. The designer clearly wanted to help whoever was gonna follow him with that placeholder.
Acq = acquirement?
Acquisition perhaps.
That would be very good news, I think.
By the way, that () is an HTML comment. Perhaps they don't know how to write a PHP comment, which would not be sent to the users' web browsers. HTML comments go straight through to the browser, which is why we can see this one in the page's source code.
I just checked—it's still there on https://www.mtgox.com/ .
look at the source of the mtgox.com page:
MtGox.com
this wasn't there a couple of minutes ago.
Acq = acquirement?
this wasn't there a couple of minutes ago.
Acq = acquirement?
I saw even more code than that (async javascript sending clientIP etc.), but was to fast with refreshing, so I don't have a snippet/proof...
look at the source of the mtgox.com page:
MtGox.com
this wasn't there a couple of minutes ago.
Acq = acquirement?
this wasn't there a couple of minutes ago.
Acq = acquirement?
FYI, I made an international wire from the UK to the bank in Poland and ask to cancel the transfer last week. I called my bank again today to get an update on the situation and they said they couldn't cancel the transfer because the Bank in Poland couldn't contact Gox to confirm the cancellation of the payment.
I am trying to contact the bank in Poland but their international wire transfer team is not picking the phone at the moment.
That's definitely not good news, not even the bank in Poland can get in touch with their client! and I think i just lost that money....... fuck
I am trying to contact the bank in Poland but their international wire transfer team is not picking the phone at the moment.
That's definitely not good news, not even the bank in Poland can get in touch with their client! and I think i just lost that money....... fuck
I just did it on Monday morning for about $15,000 from US. They processed it this morning (this was before the news came out) – is it too late to cancel it from my bank? It's supposed to go to the bank in Tokyo.
When you say they processed it this morning, do you mean Gox? or your bank?
you should call your bank asap to confirm what you can do. You may still be on time.
I tried to cancel it 2.5 days later and it looks like it was too late.
FYI, I made an international wire from the UK to the bank in Poland and ask to cancel the transfer last week. I called my bank again today to get an update on the situation and they said they couldn't cancel the transfer because the Bank in Poland couldn't contact Gox to confirm the cancellation of the payment.
I am trying to contact the bank in Poland but their international wire transfer team is not picking the phone at the moment.
That's definitely not good news, not even the bank in Poland can get in touch with their client! and I think i just lost that money....... fuck
I am trying to contact the bank in Poland but their international wire transfer team is not picking the phone at the moment.
That's definitely not good news, not even the bank in Poland can get in touch with their client! and I think i just lost that money....... fuck
I just did it on Monday morning for about $15,000 from US. They processed it this morning (this was before the news came out) – is it too late to cancel it from my bank? It's supposed to go to the bank in Tokyo.
FYI, I made an international wire from the UK to the bank in Poland and ask to cancel the transfer last week. I called my bank again today to get an update on the situation and they said they couldn't cancel the transfer because the Bank in Poland couldn't contact Gox to confirm the cancellation of the payment.
I am trying to contact the bank in Poland but their international wire transfer team is not picking the phone at the moment.
That's definitely not good news, not even the bank in Poland can get in touch with their client! and I think i just lost that money....... fuck
I am trying to contact the bank in Poland but their international wire transfer team is not picking the phone at the moment.
That's definitely not good news, not even the bank in Poland can get in touch with their client! and I think i just lost that money....... fuck
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Who wrote this?
That's a very good question. It's quite possible that it's fake. I've been bugging news outlets to insist that the guy who posted it post the actual file, not a link to scribd, so that forensic tools can be used on the source.It also might be something someone at Mt. Gox planted, to direct attention away from internal theft and discourage efforts to force what's left of Mt. Gox into bankruptcy now.
This document is very clearly fake.
This is also what I find too hard to swallow. Nothing is easier than checking the balance of cold wallets. How could they possibly not have known?
This is what I've been wondering since I first heard about it too. My guess is that Karpeles is a fairly high IQ nerd who is used to be right, so he just assumes that he's figured out how to test each step of the process perfectly. That means there's no need to do even the most basic sanity tests for the whole of the system. Quote
Who wrote this?
That's a very good question. It's quite possible that it's fake. I've been bugging news outlets to insist that the guy who posted it post the actual file, not a link to scribd, so that forensic tools can be used on the source.It also might be something someone at Mt. Gox planted, to direct attention away from internal theft and discourage efforts to force what's left of Mt. Gox into bankruptcy now.
it may be fake, but the latest development at gox (trading halted, site gone, twitter gone, the combined press release by other bitcoin actors, ..) makes me think its probably not.
As for who wrote it; assuming its legit, it reads like something that a major shareholder or otherwise stake holder might write. Someone at the bitcoin foundation?
Sure does explain the $100 price at gox though, someone with deep pockets knew. And that was always my fear, that the low price at gox wasnt caused by panic due to whats known publicly (made no sense) but by someone with big wallet and inside info.
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Who wrote this?
That's a very good question. It's quite possible that it's fake. I've been bugging news outlets to insist that the guy who posted it post the actual file, not a link to scribd, so that forensic tools can be used on the source.It also might be something someone at Mt. Gox planted, to direct attention away from internal theft and discourage efforts to force what's left of Mt. Gox into bankruptcy now.
It's only going to get worse as coin prices rise, because like dude above who had 63 BTC at Gox, that's a damn decent amount, he ain't gonna forget that. So as we know coin will go up, that's a bitter pill to swallow. They really just drove it into the dirt, should have stopped trading weeks ago or at least revealed the double spend "crimes".
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