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legendary
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Mining since 2010 & Hosting since 2012
October 09, 2012, 02:53:12 PM
At this point, Nefario should make a public statement on the status or start paying out deposit funds REGARDLESS if CHM or Theymos sent him what looks to be 9% of the total funds on deposit. 

He could try and play that game with Goat but this is too far.  If this doesn't happen very soon then we should conclude that either he is keeping them or they have been seized. 

I know people are upset and don't like this answer but in the end, we need to root out all the scammy activities in Bitcoin and this forum if we want to move forward and create an environment where real business interests can prosper.
hero member
Activity: 496
Merit: 500
October 09, 2012, 02:48:48 PM
My understanding is based upon the most recent email from the secretary.

The motion was:

Code:
[05/10/2012 18:32:35]  I propose a motion to have theymos return the user BTC which has in his posstion for the purpose of allowing me to repay users

So I sent CHM only the amount of BTC designated as user funds. I still hold the operating funds.

Ok, that makes sense. CHM's email was confusing, then.
full member
Activity: 168
Merit: 100
October 09, 2012, 02:44:56 PM
Not have lying scammy fucks like you and some person you refuse to disclose (ColdHardMetal) have control of them so they can get hidden somewhere.  You are getting caught up in your own bullshit lies like crazy.  Who was lying, you or Theymos?  Are the funds user funds or operational funds?

At least if they stat put there is some accountability and Theymos who I thought was legit(until developments of today) could try and prove himself as legit.

Man, you need to chill the fuck out. I've been providing information that some would probably prefer to be kept between shareholders, and in response all I get is shit from you? Welcome to the ignore list, my friend. You're in good company.


I'm now ignored for pointing out complete lies like this one:

Must not have been these funds.

May we have the public address of said paper wallet please, so that we may keep an eye on them?

I don't see any reason why this cannot be released. 18bEUAuzWg97swzHXzK4prGGYSBAMCUgz

The funds tied to that address are now in control of BG's secretary.

Which is bullshit, why send ~800btc more to be controlled by Nefario when he already has ~8000btc of illegally obtained funds?

What will giving Nefario ~800btc more do that he couldn't have done with the ~8000btc?

As I said, the funds were sent to the secretary, not Nefario. He only accepted them reluctantly (rather than have Theymos keep them) so that Nefario would have no reason to not begin dispersing customer funds.


People need to wake up and take note of this.
administrator
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October 09, 2012, 02:44:49 PM
My understanding is based upon the most recent email from the secretary.

The motion was:

Code:
[05/10/2012 18:32:35]  I propose a motion to have theymos return the user BTC which has in his posstion for the purpose of allowing me to repay users

So I sent CHM only the amount of BTC designated as user funds. I still hold the operating funds.
hero member
Activity: 496
Merit: 500
October 09, 2012, 02:44:36 PM
Quote
The address is: 18bEUAuzWg97swzHXzK4prGGYSBAMCUgz

theymos: If you feel that is a secure address, then send away.

Nefario: Note that this means all of BG's operating funds are in my
hands once they arrive at that address. If you spend any of the BTC
you are holding, you are spending client funds
. While I now realize
you really don't care about the proprieties of that, I hope you will
at least try and do the right thing.

In addition, this was the beginning of the email

Quote
Nefario now seems to believe that if I'm not willing to take receipt
of the funds theymos holds I need to resign my position as
Secretary/Accountant.

As I don't really feel that's fair to the rest of you, I'm not going
to do that. All I'm really concerned with at this point is client
funds being returned, and if Nefario feels he can somehow use my
reluctance to hold these funds
as an excuse to delay that, I'm forced
to take possession of them.

So now you are admitting to lying again, that Nefario does in fact have the coins now and not the secretary(ColdHardMetal)?

I've added emphasis to assist with your understanding of my statement.
legendary
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October 09, 2012, 02:43:01 PM

Oh, wow. I've never had a look at satoshi's posts before.

Looking at his writing style it is very consistent with one specific member here.

So, no worries guys, Satoshi's quite alive and well and doing just fine.


I looked at some a few weeks ago to see if I could confirm or deny the assertion that he was some sort of hard-core Libertarian.  As best I could determine he was mostly focused on technical matters, at least in the text that is captured on the current forum.  The most interesting thing I found was a fairly strong desire to avoid Wikileaks, though it was stated as a concern for the health of the nascent crypto-currency solution rather than any particular political bent.

I didn't recognize a particular match with any current member, though my pattern matching skills in this area are probably sub-average.  I do feel it more than likely that the primary person behind the initial Bitcoin development would continue to have enough of an interest to remain at least occasionally involved.  Whether he would waste his time on this forum is less of a certainty.

hero member
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October 09, 2012, 02:42:35 PM
Not have lying scammy fucks like you and some person you refuse to disclose (ColdHardMetal) have control of them so they can get hidden somewhere.  You are getting caught up in your own bullshit lies like crazy.  Who was lying, you or Theymos?  Are the funds user funds or operational funds?

At least if they stat put there is some accountability and Theymos who I thought was legit(until developments of today) could try and prove himself as legit.

Man, you need to chill the fuck out. I've been providing information that some would probably prefer to be kept between shareholders, and in response all I get is shit from you? Welcome to the ignore list, my friend. You're in good company.
full member
Activity: 168
Merit: 100
October 09, 2012, 02:42:18 PM
And I call fucking bullshit, Theymos said the funds are "anonymous user funds"  they are not operating expenses and shareholder funds.

My understanding is based upon the most recent email from the secretary.

Quote
The address is: 18bEUAuzWg97swzHXzK4prGGYSBAMCUgz

theymos: If you feel that is a secure address, then send away.

Nefario: Note that this means all of BG's operating funds are in my
hands once they arrive at that address. If you spend any of the BTC
you are holding, you are spending client funds. While I now realize
you really don't care about the proprieties of that, I hope you will
at least try and do the right thing.

In addition, this was the beginning of the email

Quote
Nefario now seems to believe that if I'm not willing to take receipt
of the funds theymos holds I need to resign my position as
Secretary/Accountant.

As I don't really feel that's fair to the rest of you, I'm not going
to do that. All I'm really concerned with at this point is client
funds being returned, and if Nefario feels he can somehow use my
reluctance to hold these funds as an excuse to delay that, I'm forced
to take possession of them.

So now you are admitting to lying again, that Nefario does in fact have the coins now and not the secretary(ColdHardMetal)?
full member
Activity: 168
Merit: 100
October 09, 2012, 02:40:17 PM
Why would he need operating income for a site thats been SHUTDOWN??

As far an I am concerned, it doesn't matter what the funds were labeled, he has stolen more than enough bitcoins to make up for his operating funds balance, that balance is the only bitcoin that is touchable as of right now by the owners of glbse and the way I see it is glbse owes a lot of people money right now, that should be distributed properly among the people who glbse owes money to.

So, what would you prefer be done with those funds? Theymos keep them and be liable for distributing them back to customers without any information about balances?

Not have lying scammy fucks like you and some person you refuse to disclose (ColdHardMetal) have control of them so they can get hidden somewhere.  You are getting caught up in your own bullshit lies like crazy.  Who was lying, you or Theymos?  Are the funds user funds or operational funds?

At least if they stat put there is some accountability and Theymos who I thought was legit(until developments of today) could try and prove himself as legit.
hero member
Activity: 496
Merit: 500
October 09, 2012, 02:38:32 PM
And I call fucking bullshit, Theymos said the funds are "anonymous user funds"  they are not operating expenses and shareholder funds.

My understanding is based upon the most recent email from the secretary.

Quote
The address is: 18bEUAuzWg97swzHXzK4prGGYSBAMCUgz

theymos: If you feel that is a secure address, then send away.

Nefario: Note that this means all of BG's operating funds are in my
hands once they arrive at that address. If you spend any of the BTC
you are holding, you are spending client funds. While I now realize
you really don't care about the proprieties of that, I hope you will
at least try and do the right thing.

In addition, this was the beginning of the email

Quote
Nefario now seems to believe that if I'm not willing to take receipt
of the funds theymos holds I need to resign my position as
Secretary/Accountant.

As I don't really feel that's fair to the rest of you, I'm not going
to do that. All I'm really concerned with at this point is client
funds being returned, and if Nefario feels he can somehow use my
reluctance to hold these funds as an excuse to delay that, I'm forced
to take possession of them.
hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 501
There is more to Bitcoin than bitcoins.
October 09, 2012, 02:38:15 PM
Although not interested so much in the scammer tag discussion I am not quite sure how would such an exchange *know* it's being illegal without there being any actual legal precedent (AFAIA bitcoins are still legally undefined)?

This is being discussed in a dozen other threads. The legal issue is actually not  related to bitcoins. The issue is that GLBSE was trading unregistered securities. Whether these were traded for dollars, or bitcoins or anything else (including swaps with other securities) doesnt even matter, as long as you accept they were traded for something of value, which bitcoin undeniably is.


Yes, but these are all opinions and fantasies of armchair lawyers like you and me.
hero member
Activity: 496
Merit: 500
October 09, 2012, 02:36:47 PM
Why would he need operating income for a site thats been SHUTDOWN??

As far an I am concerned, it doesn't matter what the funds were labeled, he has stolen more than enough bitcoins to make up for his operating funds balance, that balance is the only bitcoin that is touchable as of right now by the owners of glbse and the way I see it is glbse owes a lot of people money right now, that should be distributed properly among the people who glbse owes money to.

So, what would you prefer be done with those funds? Theymos keep them and be liable for distributing them back to customers without any information about balances?
full member
Activity: 168
Merit: 100
October 09, 2012, 02:35:30 PM
Theymos, can you tell us whether you control the ~675 BTC currently in GBLSE address 1FX22c76vybHJSJdCCjKHDHhcMDhDX87nw, or if Nefario does (or none of the above)?

I am seeing conflicting information.

I hold ~800 BTC in "anonymous" user funds. It doesn't belong to anyone in particular. If I had the GLBSE user database, I would send this BTC proportionally to all GLBSE users.

Nefario has, I would guess, 4000-8000 user BTC in total.


And I call fucking bullshit, Theymos said the funds are "anonymous user funds"  they are not operating expenses and shareholder funds.
full member
Activity: 168
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October 09, 2012, 02:31:21 PM
See, the problem with this is you guys are knowingly transferring stolen funds to people who you are not willing to disclose, you should all get scammer tags, this forum is full of crooks and it appears to be run by a crook also.

Actually, the funds transferred were BG's operating funds (shareholder investments and operating income). Nefario already has all of the client funds.

Why would he need operating income for a site thats been SHUTDOWN??

As far an I am concerned, it doesn't matter what the funds were labeled, he has stolen more than enough bitcoins to make up for his operating funds balance, that balance is the only bitcoin that is touchable as of right now by the owners of glbse and the way I see it is glbse owes a lot of people money right now, that should be distributed properly among the people who glbse owes money to.
hero member
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October 09, 2012, 02:29:50 PM
this forum is full of crooks and it appears to be run by a crook also.

I propose this as the forum's official description

Indeed, I think most would agree.  I don't think satoshi had this in mind when he started this place..

Oh, wow. I've never had a look at satoshi's posts before.

Looking at his writing style it is very consistent with one specific member here.

So, no worries guys, Satoshi's quite alive and well and doing just fine.
hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 501
There is more to Bitcoin than bitcoins.
October 09, 2012, 02:29:40 PM
Although not interested so much in the scammer tag discussion I am not quite sure how would such an exchange *know* it's being illegal without there being any actual legal precedent (AFAIA bitcoins are still legally undefined)?

This is being discussed in a dozen other threads. The legal issue is actually not  related to bitcoins. The issue is that GLBSE was trading unregistered securities. Whether these were traded for dollars, or bitcoins or anything else (including swaps with other securities) doesnt even matter, as long as you accept they were traded for something of value, which bitcoin undeniably is.


Yes, but these are all opinions and fantasies of armchair lawyers like you and me.
full member
Activity: 168
Merit: 100
October 09, 2012, 02:28:34 PM
Who exactly is BG's secretary?  Do they have a name on the forum, do they have a real name and public identity?  At this point I believe this should all be transparent given the circumstances.

I'm not comfortable revealing information about BitcoinGlobal shareholders which have not self identified, sorry.

Just so everyone knows, the wallet that the funds were transferred to belongs to ColdHardMetal
hero member
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October 09, 2012, 02:24:49 PM
See, the problem with this is you guys are knowingly transferring stolen funds to people who you are not willing to disclose, you should all get scammer tags, this forum is full of crooks and it appears to be run by a crook also.

Actually, the funds transferred were BG's operating funds (shareholder investments and operating income). Nefario already has all of the client funds.
legendary
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October 09, 2012, 02:15:57 PM
Although not interested so much in the scammer tag discussion I am not quite sure how would such an exchange *know* it's being illegal without there being any actual legal precedent (AFAIA bitcoins are still legally undefined)?

This is being discussed in a dozen other threads. The legal issue is actually not  related to bitcoins. The issue is that GLBSE was trading unregistered securities. Whether these were traded for dollars, or bitcoins or anything else (including swaps with other securities) doesnt even matter, as long as you accept they were traded for something of value, which bitcoin undeniably is.
legendary
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October 09, 2012, 02:14:26 PM
this forum is full of crooks and it appears to be run by a crook also.

I propose this as the forum's official description

Indeed, I think most would agree.  I don't think satoshi had this in mind when he started this place..
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