I will have to close this topic since i am moving out of crypto for good.
I think coinex was the last droplet for me. I find it hard to swallow that so many talented developers that have so many other means to get a job and make some money, could be so greedy.
How could ALL ASIC manufacturers end up being so greedy, to the point where they rather kill BTC than reduce some of their profits.
I also find it disturbing that so many experts in the community have decided to go silent or say very little, rather than help unwind what is going on with MtGox.
I think enough time has passed for the reward. IF it did not happen until now, i do not see it happening in the future either.
good luck to everyone who has faith in this still
Topic: [REWARD] Find The Cold Storage Wallets Of MtGox Before Supposed Theft (Read 7419 times)
March 20, 2014, 10:15:57 AM
March 19, 2014, 05:11:32 PM
Why does it belong to gox? Can you prove that?
March 19, 2014, 10:25:49 AM
I found New Gox Addresses Smiley
This Address is one of gox 200K Addresses
https://blockchain.info/address/16Ls6azc76ixc9Ny7AB5ZPPq6oiEL9XwXy
And look at this transaction
https://blockchain.info/tr/tx/907728bd9a0911194aa810f76fd577d2d38300ca22773029b7693518a09f6b2e
Destination addresses have lots of coins
This Address is one of gox 200K Addresses
https://blockchain.info/address/16Ls6azc76ixc9Ny7AB5ZPPq6oiEL9XwXy
And look at this transaction
https://blockchain.info/tr/tx/907728bd9a0911194aa810f76fd577d2d38300ca22773029b7693518a09f6b2e
Destination addresses have lots of coins
March 12, 2014, 11:09:46 AM
indeed there was a huge transaction that day... 06.12.2011
I also dont know hwat has happened there
https://blockchain.info/charts/estimated-transaction-volume?timespan=all&showDataPoints=false&daysAverageString=1&show_header=true&scale=0&address=
I also dont know hwat has happened there
https://blockchain.info/charts/estimated-transaction-volume?timespan=all&showDataPoints=false&daysAverageString=1&show_header=true&scale=0&address=
March 12, 2014, 09:54:11 AM
I searched some gox addresses and I saw this
https://blockchain.info/tr/address/1LNWw6yCxkUmkhArb2Nf2MPw6vG7u5WG7q?offset=20050&filter=1
2011-12-06 17:14:38
is the mos important withdraw
https://blockchain.info/tr/address/1Cj5kAeGK5CQSubY1Bk6HbGdweq15eJtH9
And splitted Here
https://blockchain.info/tr/address/1M1ZkWpHfuQthji2AVsGDvpfY2PrcXQar6
Lots of them didn't come back
https://blockchain.info/tr/address/1LNWw6yCxkUmkhArb2Nf2MPw6vG7u5WG7q?offset=20050&filter=1
2011-12-06 17:14:38
is the mos important withdraw
https://blockchain.info/tr/address/1Cj5kAeGK5CQSubY1Bk6HbGdweq15eJtH9
And splitted Here
https://blockchain.info/tr/address/1M1ZkWpHfuQthji2AVsGDvpfY2PrcXQar6
Lots of them didn't come back
March 12, 2014, 09:51:49 AM
I had a program running which was connected to the Mt.Gox API and tracked all trades from 2013/04/04 until 2014/02/25.
In total 4661034 Trades...
Could this be valuable information? For each trade I have the timestamp, amount in BTC and price in Dollar or Euro.
Perhaps this information can also be found in the blockchain and based on correlation the addresses belonging to Mt.Gox can be found.
In total 4661034 Trades...
Could this be valuable information? For each trade I have the timestamp, amount in BTC and price in Dollar or Euro.
Perhaps this information can also be found in the blockchain and based on correlation the addresses belonging to Mt.Gox can be found.
Extremely valuable and could straight away be compared with the leaked trading information we got a couple of days ago.
March 12, 2014, 09:47:17 AM
I had a program running which was connected to the Mt.Gox API and tracked all trades from 2013/04/04 until 2014/02/25.
In total 4661034 Trades...
Could this be valuable information? For each trade I have the timestamp, amount in BTC and price in Dollar or Euro.
Perhaps this information can also be found in the blockchain and based on correlation the addresses belonging to Mt.Gox can be found.
In total 4661034 Trades...
Could this be valuable information? For each trade I have the timestamp, amount in BTC and price in Dollar or Euro.
Perhaps this information can also be found in the blockchain and based on correlation the addresses belonging to Mt.Gox can be found.
March 11, 2014, 11:19:08 PM
+0.5BTC from me
GOXXXED is the preferred grammerz. The triple XXX and the all caps just emphasizes how pornographically they penetrate their users.
March 11, 2014, 03:39:09 PM
+0.5 BTC
March 11, 2014, 01:53:43 PM
According to a Japanese English-Language newspaper, one of Gox's lawyers is saying that the coins disappeared during the ddos attacks that took place in the days just prior to the shut down.
If that's the case and the coins were moved, there'd be a significant spike in the BTC days destroyed. The only spike is on the 8th of March.
If that's the case and the coins were moved, there'd be a significant spike in the BTC days destroyed. The only spike is on the 8th of March.
Good point!
I wonder how long it's going to take Mark's lawyer to catch on to that one. I imagine he's still at the bottom of the Bitcoin learning curve.
March 11, 2014, 01:51:32 PM
+1.5BTC from me! Please keep this thread alive!!!
March 11, 2014, 12:45:18 PM
According to a Japanese English-Language newspaper, one of Gox's lawyers is saying that the coins disappeared during the ddos attacks that took place in the days just prior to the shut down.
If that's the case and the coins were moved, there'd be a significant spike in the BTC days destroyed. The only spike is on the 8th of March. This was attributed to a movement of just 200k coins. (I think thats what I remember reading - please correct me if I'm wrong). That would be a good place to start looking, if I could make any sense of the unintuative blockchain.info
But an alternative theory which is more supported by the blockchain data (insofar as I understand it) is that the keys are some how lost/stolen and the coins are still in place. (or MK stole them, or the Feds/NSA took them, depending on how pointy you fold your tin hats).
Edit: P.S. Hats off to all of you contributing a reward. Really good things to you all.
If that's the case and the coins were moved, there'd be a significant spike in the BTC days destroyed. The only spike is on the 8th of March. This was attributed to a movement of just 200k coins. (I think thats what I remember reading - please correct me if I'm wrong). That would be a good place to start looking, if I could make any sense of the unintuative blockchain.info
But an alternative theory which is more supported by the blockchain data (insofar as I understand it) is that the keys are some how lost/stolen and the coins are still in place. (or MK stole them, or the Feds/NSA took them, depending on how pointy you fold your tin hats).
Edit: P.S. Hats off to all of you contributing a reward. Really good things to you all.
March 06, 2014, 02:40:16 AM
wasn't 777 some illuminati symbol?
I am sure we will be able to compose a full list of those 0.00777 transactions containing cold storage wallets.
Many of those will NOT be MtGox wallets as 777 is like 666 a heavily used number, not just by the illuminati, but also by satanists and master trolls
The 777 transactions were an attempt by people to follow Bitcoin transactions related to a recent Silk Road theft (SR admins claim that all of their BTC were stolen by someone exploiting the malleability issue). They used 777 because 666 had already been used previously to try to follow BTC from another theft (sheep marketplace, IIRC).
There are threads on the SR forums about the 777 tag and on reddit about the 666 tag.
Yes, i already mention in another thread that the 0.00777 pattern was present in many other addresses within the richlist top 100 as well, several days ago.
So this is not something we can use to solve the mystery really.
I am not so familiar with floating point arithmetic in PHP, but as far as I know, it was used in the messy source code, very probably written by Mark himself.
So maybe one of you can tell me, whether such a rounding overhead can occur somewhere and what amount you will need to produce such a rounding error?
March 05, 2014, 05:27:31 PM
+0.5BTC from me
March 03, 2014, 07:21:42 PM
wasn't 777 some illuminati symbol?
I am sure we will be able to compose a full list of those 0.00777 transactions containing cold storage wallets.
Many of those will NOT be MtGox wallets as 777 is like 666 a heavily used number, not just by the illuminati, but also by satanists and master trolls
The 777 transactions were an attempt by people to follow Bitcoin transactions related to a recent Silk Road theft (SR admins claim that all of their BTC were stolen by someone exploiting the malleability issue). They used 777 because 666 had already been used previously to try to follow BTC from another theft (sheep marketplace, IIRC).
There are threads on the SR forums about the 777 tag and on reddit about the 666 tag.
Yes, i already mention in another thread that the 0.00777 pattern was present in many other addresses within the richlist top 100 as well, several days ago.
So this is not something we can use to solve the mystery really.
March 03, 2014, 06:14:26 PM
wasn't 777 some illuminati symbol?
I am sure we will be able to compose a full list of those 0.00777 transactions containing cold storage wallets.
Many of those will NOT be MtGox wallets as 777 is like 666 a heavily used number, not just by the illuminati, but also by satanists and master trolls
The 777 transactions were an attempt by people to follow Bitcoin transactions related to a recent Silk Road theft (SR admins claim that all of their BTC were stolen by someone exploiting the malleability issue). They used 777 because 666 had already been used previously to try to follow BTC from another theft (sheep marketplace, IIRC).
There are threads on the SR forums about the 777 tag and on reddit about the 666 tag.
March 03, 2014, 05:38:18 PM
Might be of interest.
http://www.coindesk.com/mt-gox-lawsuit-target-mark-karpeles-personal-wealth/
Says they already have over 200 clients.
http://www.coindesk.com/mt-gox-lawsuit-target-mark-karpeles-personal-wealth/
Says they already have over 200 clients.
March 02, 2014, 05:38:35 AM
+0.25 BTC from me.
March 02, 2014, 04:18:05 AM
i see this was febr the 3rd. Didn't gox shut down withdrawals AFTER febr the 3rd?
How would you know if this isn't just some normal guy who withdrew 5 BTC of the exchange?
How would you know if this isn't just some normal guy who withdrew 5 BTC of the exchange?
Isn't it a bit of a co-incidence that I sent exactly 5 coins and then somebody else withdrew exactly 5 coins from the same wallet?
I think not. As far as i understand this is part of how the protocol works
March 02, 2014, 03:35:24 AM
i see this was febr the 3rd. Didn't gox shut down withdrawals AFTER febr the 3rd?
How would you know if this isn't just some normal guy who withdrew 5 BTC of the exchange?
How would you know if this isn't just some normal guy who withdrew 5 BTC of the exchange?
Isn't it a bit of a co-incidence that I sent exactly 5 coins and then somebody else withdrew exactly 5 coins from the same wallet?
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