A massive demonstration
First time I've heard less than 10 people being called that ;P
Title should have been "raging mob invades MTGox."
I almost went with A Horde of Locusts.
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First time I've heard less than 10 people being called that ;P
Title should have been "raging mob invades MTGox."
I almost went with A Horde of Locusts.
On the chance that Gox gives all funds back, does that change anything? IMHO, no. I'm particularly unhappy about how Mark decided to blame Bitcoin rather than himself...that's not what I want on my Bitcoin Foundation board. The next election won't be kind to him (if he chooses to hang on that long).
A massive demonstration
First time I've heard less than 10 people being called that ;P
Title should have been "raging mob invades MTGox."
A massive demonstration
First time I've heard less than 10 people being called that ;P
Guy trusts entity with his BTC.
BTC traded on entity.
Entity made money on trades of BTC by said guy.
Guy want's to withdraw BTC from entity.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy flys to country where entity is based.
Guy kindly confronts owner of said entity about have his BTC back.
Fat ass guy who runs entity tells guy to go fuck himself.
Guy protesting in front of month-to-month lease of fat ass guy's office is asked to move on by local police.
Fat Ass Guy is still on TBF board.
TBF about to get backlash because of fat guy running entity holding guy's BTC.
Guy penning this post is an asshole, but did champion Bitcoinica back in the day to some another guy here in Sandwich, IL, that is livid toward me because his ~$10K is still locked up in fat guy's entity, hence roughing up a broomstick because it was too smooth for some intended purpose.
BTC traded on entity.
Entity made money on trades of BTC by said guy.
Guy want's to withdraw BTC from entity.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy repeats request. Request ignored.
Guy flys to country where entity is based.
Guy kindly confronts owner of said entity about have his BTC back.
Fat ass guy who runs entity tells guy to go fuck himself.
Guy protesting in front of month-to-month lease of fat ass guy's office is asked to move on by local police.
Fat Ass Guy is still on TBF board.
TBF about to get backlash because of fat guy running entity holding guy's BTC.
Guy penning this post is an asshole, but did champion Bitcoinica back in the day to some another guy here in Sandwich, IL, that is livid toward me because his ~$10K is still locked up in fat guy's entity, hence roughing up a broomstick because it was too smooth for some intended purpose.
They should have closed some time ago. They are probably using this all to drive the price down while they can so they can get some cheap coins and get as much from all of this as they can.
the problem is internet ... picture stay and when a buyer want find a desk, it don't choose this office (because of the memory of this adress = mtgox).
There is no massive demonstration. Occasionally few people gathered and protested. Mostly 2 to 10 people stayed all time.
and the question is ...
and for the visitor of mtgox ... it's a account : http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-price-hits-135-mt-gox-office-move-verification-demand/
A massive demonstration in front of Mt Gox's month-to-month leased office was shut down by the Japanese police: http://www.coindesk.com/japanese-police-shut-down-protest-gox/
While the prick site won't die an honorable death, currently trading over $200 USD:1 BTC: http://bitcoincharts.com/
While the prick site won't die an honorable death, currently trading over $200 USD:1 BTC: http://bitcoincharts.com/
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