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Title: [2014-03-13] Mt. Gox kept exchange open despite knowledge of large-scale theft
Post by: LiteCoinGuy on March 13, 2014, 01:07:19 PM
Mt. Gox kept exchange open despite knowledge of large-scale theft

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9246921/Mt._Gox_kept_exchange_open_despite_knowledge_of_large_scale_theft



Title: Re: [2014-03-13] Mt. Gox kept exchange open despite knowledge of large-scale theft
Post by: kjlimo on March 13, 2014, 02:03:41 PM
So they made roughly $100k in trading fees on average after knowing they were insolvent...

I wonder why they stayed open... pretty tough to understand???


Title: Re: [2014-03-13] Mt. Gox kept exchange open despite knowledge of large-scale theft
Post by: seriouscoin on March 13, 2014, 03:46:21 PM
So they made roughly $100k in trading fees on average after knowing they were insolvent...

I wonder why they stayed open... pretty tough to understand???

They made 10x of that by inside trading and manipulating market. Some how ppl missed such obvious thing.


Title: Re: [2014-03-13] Mt. Gox kept exchange open despite knowledge of large-scale theft
Post by: kjlimo on March 13, 2014, 08:22:35 PM
So they made roughly $100k in trading fees on average after knowing they were insolvent...

I wonder why they stayed open... pretty tough to understand???

They made 10x of that by inside trading and manipulating market. Some how ppl missed such obvious thing.


Got a link to proof of that?


Title: Re: [2014-03-13] Mt. Gox kept exchange open despite knowledge of large-scale theft
Post by: seriouscoin on March 13, 2014, 10:21:20 PM
So they made roughly $100k in trading fees on average after knowing they were insolvent...

I wonder why they stayed open... pretty tough to understand???

They made 10x of that by inside trading and manipulating market. Some how ppl missed such obvious thing.


Got a link to proof of that?

No1 have proof, just like their insolvency..... until ppl found out its too late.

You're probably one of those ppl who believed they're not insolvent... and asked.... where is the proof?