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Title: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 03:24:24 AM
All TYGRR assets have been moved off GLBSE (delisted)

Goat has been given all the information he needs to be able to continue doing TYGRR's business and continue his relationship with his asset holders without GLBSE.

He has a list of codes which shows what code has how much of the asset.

If you had any TYGRR assets you will see the claim code in your portfolio.

Contact Goat with the claim code, and he will known how many of the asset you have, and you will be able to continue your relationship with him.

Nefario.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: HorseRider on September 25, 2012, 04:01:03 AM
this is a huge drama for goat. sofa.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 04:15:26 AM
Where can I get such information?

I don't have it as you claim.

It was sent to the email used for your GLBSE account. Where else would it be?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: stochastic on September 25, 2012, 04:21:56 AM
All TYGRR assets have been moved off GLBSE (delisted)

Goat has been given all the information he needs to be able to continue doing TYGRR's business and continue his relationship with his asset holders without GLBSE.

He has a list of codes which shows what code has how much of the asset.

If you had any TYGRR assets you will see the claim code in your portfolio.

Contact Goat with the claim code, and he will known how many of the asset you have, and you will be able to continue your relationship with him.

Nefario.

This is kind of creepy.  Where in the TOS does it say that assets can be de-listed at any time?  It says they can stop trading but nothing about being de-listed.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: OgNasty on September 25, 2012, 04:29:27 AM
This is kind of creepy. 

I agree.  Don't get me wrong, this move is long overdue.  I'm worried about the precedent it sets though.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 04:31:57 AM
This is kind of creepy. 

I agree.  Don't get me wrong, this move is long overdue.  I'm worried about the precedent it sets though.

What precedent?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: stochastic on September 25, 2012, 04:33:04 AM
This is kind of creepy. 

I agree.  Don't get me wrong, this move is long overdue.  I'm worried about the precedent it sets though.

What precedent?


I really think there should be some kind of contract between GLBSE and the asset issuers that is more than a TOS that can be changed at anytime.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 04:39:14 AM
Goat, we refuse to do business with you anymore.

You are a liability.

We've provided you with a way to continue your commitment to TYGRR.* holders that doesn't involve us.

Good luck in your future endeavours.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: OgNasty on September 25, 2012, 04:40:55 AM
This is kind of creepy.  

I agree.  Don't get me wrong, this move is long overdue.  I'm worried about the precedent it sets though.

What precedent?

I can only speculate right now as to what even happened.  Like I said, don't get me wrong...  Goat runs a "mining company" that doesn't mine, bonds that he can't back with BTC income, & an arbitrage company that as far as I can tell doesn't actually trade...  He deserved to be delisted.  I just worry about the way it happened and how it will effect shareholders.  


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: kimmeriets on September 25, 2012, 04:48:03 AM
queerly, and late. Now, such actions on assets Goats do not seem logical.
you can not just stop working with goat and spit on asset holders.
it will be a breach of contract and you are (GLBSE) contributing to this


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 04:51:28 AM
queerly, and late. Now, such actions on assets Goats do not seem logical.

So we should do nothing then?



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: kimmeriets on September 25, 2012, 04:53:58 AM
I added an entry in the post, see higher


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 04:58:10 AM
queerly, and late. Now, such actions on assets Goats do not seem logical.
you can not just stop working with goat and spit on asset holders.
it will be a breach of contract and you are (GLBSE) contributing to this

We've provided goat everything he needs to continue his relationship with his asset holders.

We can't be forced to do business with someone who is a liability.

If he believes that we've breached contract, he can take legal action against us.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: RandomQ on September 25, 2012, 05:06:07 AM
Goat, we refuse to do business with you anymore.

You are a liability.

We've provided you with a way to continue your commitment to TYGRR.* holders that doesn't involve us.

Good luck in your future endeavours.


I disagree. Your secret code is not a stock exchange. There is no place for me to send the BTC.



This secret code is a way to verify who owned the shares.

The problem is you going to have to get payout addresses for all the secret code holders, in order to payout.

If you don't have a payout address for a secret code holder, put that dividend into escrow with someone you feel is trustworthy.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: kimmeriets on September 25, 2012, 05:07:53 AM
We've provided goat everything he needs to continue his relationship with his asset holders.

We can't be forced to do business with someone who is a liability.

If he believes that we've breached contract, he can take legal action against us.
Yesterday was a sink of shares (not associated to the pirate), at a low price. Goats under contract, he can give me back my value of these shares, but at a low price. he will be right. and who provoked the situation when I lost money, I think is clear. you had to solve the problem together and find a way out.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 05:07:53 AM
Goat, we refuse to do business with you anymore.

You are a liability.

We've provided you with a way to continue your commitment to TYGRR.* holders that doesn't involve us.

Good luck in your future endeavours.


I disagree. Your secret code is not a stock exchange. There is no place for me to send the BTC.



You have no natural right to use our platform.

You have been given everything you need to continue your relationship to your asset holders.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: stochastic on September 25, 2012, 05:08:42 AM
I am starting to understand why exchanges and brokerages are two separate entities.  Lot less drama.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 05:10:55 AM
We've provided goat everything he needs to continue his relationship with his asset holders.

We can't be forced to do business with someone who is a liability.

If he believes that we've breached contract, he can take legal action against us.
Yesterday was a sink of shares (not associated to the pirate), at a low price. Goats under contract, he can give me back my value of these shares, but at a low price. he will be right. and who provoked the situation when I lost money, I think is clear. you had to solve the problem together and find a way out.

Goat has been provided everything he needs to fulfill his contractual obligations without GLBSE.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: kimmeriets on September 25, 2012, 05:13:09 AM
I'm not me and not my goat(c)

paraphrased Russian proverb. "I'm not me and not my horse," - so say the man who does not recognize their responsibility for anything.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: stochastic on September 25, 2012, 05:14:19 AM
We've provided goat everything he needs to continue his relationship with his asset holders.

We can't be forced to do business with someone who is a liability.

If he believes that we've breached contract, he can take legal action against us.
Yesterday was a sink of shares (not associated to the pirate), at a low price. Goats under contract, he can give me back my value of these shares, but at a low price. he will be right. and who provoked the situation when I lost money, I think is clear. you had to solve the problem together and find a way out.

Goat has been provided everything he needs to fulfill his contractual obligations without GLBSE.

This is not even close to being true.

Maybe it is expected that you do a forced buy back.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 05:16:47 AM
We've provided goat everything he needs to continue his relationship with his asset holders.

We can't be forced to do business with someone who is a liability.

If he believes that we've breached contract, he can take legal action against us.
Yesterday was a sink of shares (not associated to the pirate), at a low price. Goats under contract, he can give me back my value of these shares, but at a low price. he will be right. and who provoked the situation when I lost money, I think is clear. you had to solve the problem together and find a way out.

Goat has been provided everything he needs to fulfill his contractual obligations without GLBSE.

This is not even close to being true.

Why not?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: stochastic on September 25, 2012, 05:23:33 AM
We've provided goat everything he needs to continue his relationship with his asset holders.

We can't be forced to do business with someone who is a liability.

If he believes that we've breached contract, he can take legal action against us.
Yesterday was a sink of shares (not associated to the pirate), at a low price. Goats under contract, he can give me back my value of these shares, but at a low price. he will be right. and who provoked the situation when I lost money, I think is clear. you had to solve the problem together and find a way out.

Goat has been provided everything he needs to fulfill his contractual obligations without GLBSE.

This is not even close to being true.

Why not?

Because I would need a second stock exchange and as you know we made a deal that I would not make one if you would give me real GLBSE stock. And now I have neither a second stock exchange or GLBSE stock.

How can I operated an exchange with software you had me not develop?

What a nefarious guy you are...

Try giving the cryptostock people a call.  They might be willing to set something up.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Serge on September 25, 2012, 05:28:25 AM
GLBSE handled this terribly, first they disable assets without any prior notice to anyone and then don't even explain anything how to proceed further to the issuer and asset holders; let the users figure out on their own a one line message that didn't even make any sense. "Contact issuer:delisted"  - is very confusing statement, should have read something like "Delisted. Contact Issuer".


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: HorseRider on September 25, 2012, 05:29:18 AM
goat should try to work with other exchange to control the situation.
i guess nefario has rhe right to delist the asset. it is a pepertual stop trading.but if a pre warning had been sent out would have been better than a suprise notice. traditional exchanges give a pre warning before delisting.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 25, 2012, 05:32:26 AM
Yes I will need all of their BTC addresses to send them coins. I'm sure Nefario will send this soon enough.

Maybe we could avoid that and just set up a new exchange where people can just put in their "secret code" and make a claim.

Might be the way to do it.  

The way Nefario wants to do this is there is no longer liquidity. No way I can see peoples bids if they want to sell out.

Making dividend payments should be easy enough once a system is in place.



A simple claim form would be enough. People input their code and give you an address to send the coins too.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 05:35:00 AM
I'm sure Nefario will be reasonable and work something out once he cools down. He is just upset I would not trade him the "Fake" GLBSE assets. He is just upset and power tripping right now.

Rubbish, your a complete liability to do business with.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: stochastic on September 25, 2012, 05:36:27 AM
Yes I will need all of their BTC addresses to send them coins. I'm sure Nefario will send this soon enough.

Maybe we could avoid that and just set up a new exchange where people can just put in their "secret code" and make a claim.

Might be the way to do it.  

The way Nefario wants to do this is there is no longer liquidity. No way I can see peoples bids if they want to sell out.

Making dividend payments should be easy enough once a system is in place.



A simple claim form would be enough. People input their code and give you an address to send the coins too.

How many coins? And what if they don't want to sell? I would need to make dividend payments. Some bonds I can't even buy back or know the fair value to.

It is not workable like this.


An argument could be made that since the contracts were only available through GLBSE and GLBSE de-listed the contracts, that they are now voided.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 05:37:50 AM
Yes I will need all of their BTC addresses to send them coins. I'm sure Nefario will send this soon enough.

Maybe we could avoid that and just set up a new exchange where people can just put in their "secret code" and make a claim.

Might be the way to do it.  

The way Nefario wants to do this is there is no longer liquidity. No way I can see peoples bids if they want to sell out.

Making dividend payments should be easy enough once a system is in place.



A simple claim form would be enough. People input their code and give you an address to send the coins too.

How many coins? And what if they don't want to sell? I would need to make dividend payments. Some bonds I can't even buy back or know the fair value to.

It is not workable like this.


An argument could be made that since the contracts were only available through GLBSE and GLBSE de-listed the contracts, that they are now voided.

Actually no, Goat had his contracts on the forums, and anything thats not there I can put on the forum.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: koin on September 25, 2012, 05:38:08 AM
It was sent to the email used for your GLBSE account. Where else would it be?

e-mail is not secure.  smtp sends messages clear text.  

was this sent, encrypted with goat's public pgp key?

if not, there is no way for these to be used to claim anything since they were not transmitted in a secure manner.  

if goat's system was compromised, or some hacker was sniffing smtp traffic between glbse and hi, goat could get a claim from just about anybody.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nolo on September 25, 2012, 05:38:31 AM
Perhaps my Bitcoin Dispute Resolution Mediation Services are required?   :D

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110652.0


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 25, 2012, 05:40:03 AM
Yes I will need all of their BTC addresses to send them coins. I'm sure Nefario will send this soon enough.

Maybe we could avoid that and just set up a new exchange where people can just put in their "secret code" and make a claim.

Might be the way to do it.  

The way Nefario wants to do this is there is no longer liquidity. No way I can see peoples bids if they want to sell out.

Making dividend payments should be easy enough once a system is in place.



A simple claim form would be enough. People input their code and give you an address to send the coins too.

How many coins? And what if they don't want to sell? I would need to make dividend payments. Some bonds I can't even buy back or know the fair value to.

It is not workable like this.


An argument could be made that since the contracts were only available through GLBSE and GLBSE de-listed the contracts, that they are now voided.


One of goat's contracts on glbse said "test"



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: stochastic on September 25, 2012, 05:40:49 AM
Yes I will need all of their BTC addresses to send them coins. I'm sure Nefario will send this soon enough.

Maybe we could avoid that and just set up a new exchange where people can just put in their "secret code" and make a claim.

Might be the way to do it.  

The way Nefario wants to do this is there is no longer liquidity. No way I can see peoples bids if they want to sell out.

Making dividend payments should be easy enough once a system is in place.



A simple claim form would be enough. People input their code and give you an address to send the coins too.

How many coins? And what if they don't want to sell? I would need to make dividend payments. Some bonds I can't even buy back or know the fair value to.

It is not workable like this.


An argument could be made that since the contracts were only available through GLBSE and GLBSE de-listed the contracts, that they are now voided.

Actually no, Goat had his contracts on the forums, and anything thats not there I can put on the forum.

He marketed on the forum, he did not sell them through the forum and used GLBSE as the mechanism for the sales.  As the mechanism for the sale and transfer of shares it not available to him anymore, his contracts that relied upon that mechanism is void.  Why do you keep opening up GLBSE to such liability and bad publicity?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Serge on September 25, 2012, 05:42:42 AM
I'm sure Nefario will be reasonable and work something out once he cools down. He is just upset I would not trade him the "Fake" GLBSE assets. He is just upset and power tripping right now.

Rubbish, your a complete liability to do business with.

your beef with Goat is also screwing your users who own any Tyggr's assets without any concern for these people.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 25, 2012, 06:31:34 AM
My obligation was with GLBSE. What happens if I pay back 50% and then GLBSE relists my assets like nothing happened? Then I'm really screwed as I owe them all again...



Why would glbse relist your assets ?



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 06:33:45 AM
My obligation was with GLBSE. What happens if I pay back 50% and then GLBSE relists my assets like nothing happened? Then I'm really screwed as I owe them all again...



Why would glbse relist your assets ?



Wasn't your obligation to your asset holders not GLBSE?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bastone on September 25, 2012, 06:53:35 AM
My obligation was with GLBSE. What happens if I pay back 50% and then GLBSE relists my assets like nothing happened? Then I'm really screwed as I owe them all again...



Why would glbse relist your assets ?



Wasn't your obligation to your asset holders not GLBSE?

What about GLBSE's Nefario's obligation, theyhe acts as the middle man, an asset issuer can't even get any data about who holds the asset.  Apparently GLBSENefario gets to fuck the issuers, then fuck the shareholders all while sitting in the middle with no liability, here's your secret code list, everything is all roses now.  If GLBSENefario is going to act like this, then theyhe need to get out from the middle of the shareholder-asset issuer relationship.  The asset issuer needs to know the usernames, withdraw addresses, number of shares owned of the shareholders.  Otherwise GLBSENefario DOES HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO THE SHAREHOLDERS AND THE ISSUERS.  One that is greater then, oh well weI quit, here's your secret code list.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 06:58:54 AM
My obligation was with GLBSE. What happens if I pay back 50% and then GLBSE relists my assets like nothing happened? Then I'm really screwed as I owe them all again..

Why would glbse relist your assets ?


Wasn't your obligation to your asset holders not GLBSE?

What about GLBSE's Nefario's obligation, theyhe acts as the middle man, an asset issuer can't even get any data about who holds the asset.  Apparently GLBSENefario gets to fuck the issuers, then fuck the shareholders all while sitting in the middle with no liability, here's your secret code list, everything is all roses now.  If GLBSENefario is going to act like this, then theyhe need to get out from the middle of the shareholder-asset issuer relationship.  The asset issuer needs to know the usernames, withdraw addresses, number of shares owned of the shareholders.  Otherwise GLBSENefario DOES HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO THE SHAREHOLDERS AND THE ISSUERS.  One that is greater then, oh well weI quit, here's your secret code list.

You're very much mistaken.

Goat has been give a list of accounts with their balance, all an asset holder needs do is go to goat and give him their code.

We nolonger have any obligation to goat.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bastone on September 25, 2012, 07:07:31 AM
My obligation was with GLBSE. What happens if I pay back 50% and then GLBSE relists my assets like nothing happened? Then I'm really screwed as I owe them all again..

Why would glbse relist your assets ?


Wasn't your obligation to your asset holders not GLBSE?

What about GLBSE's Nefario's obligation, theyhe acts as the middle man, an asset issuer can't even get any data about who holds the asset.  Apparently GLBSENefario gets to fuck the issuers, then fuck the shareholders all while sitting in the middle with no liability, here's your secret code list, everything is all roses now.  If GLBSENefario is going to act like this, then theyhe need to get out from the middle of the shareholder-asset issuer relationship.  The asset issuer needs to know the usernames, withdraw addresses, number of shares owned of the shareholders.  Otherwise GLBSENefario DOES HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO THE SHAREHOLDERS AND THE ISSUERS.  One that is greater then, oh well weI quit, here's your secret code list.

You're very much mistaken.

Goat has been give a list of accounts with their balance, all an asset holder needs do is go to goat and give him their code.

We nolonger have any obligation to goat.

Your chickenshit method puts the burden on each and every shareholder to be proactive because the service that you provide has been removed, YOU FAILED IN YOUR OBLIGATION.  You should also give the asset issuer contact information for all of the shareholders too, so they can contact them when the exchange just quits in the middle of operations.  What a fucking joke.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on September 25, 2012, 07:46:55 AM
why was my balance/info given away to goat ? I hold some shares in tygrr , now i am being forced to contact goat to get my dividends (i dont talk to goat)

maybe give goat 3 months to close and delist his assets

+1

Nefario, I've been using GLBSE since day 1. I'm happy that GLBSE has become such a success, and I believe that your dependable character has been the most important factor.

This de-listing action is the first thing that really put me off from the platform. I can understand how an asset issuer can become a liability, but you are responsible for my convenience. I understand that Goat is still the owner of his company and needs to answer to his shareholders, but you are the one forcing me to spare my time and attention to something that I didn't ask for. If given notice, I would have traded my shares for probably much less than they should be worth, but I would still prefer that to dealing with this.

Besides, if the price was low enough, I could have bought a huge portion of the company that would make dealing with the situation worth my time. Maybe I could have arranged something totally different with the issuer about the payments.

You have taken this opportunity away, and in effect caused damage to your customers. I urge you to reconsider.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: flower1024 on September 25, 2012, 07:50:11 AM
why was my balance/info given away to goat ? I hold some shares in tygrr , now i am being forced to contact goat to get my dividends (i dont talk to goat)

maybe give goat 3 months to close and delist his assets

+1

Nefario, I've been using GLBSE since day 1. I'm happy that GLBSE has become such a success, and I believe that your dependable character has been the most important factor.

This de-listing action is the first thing that really put me off from the platform. I can understand how an asset issuer can become a liability, but you are responsible for my convenience. I understand that Goat is still the owner of his company and needs to answer to his shareholders, but you are the one forcing me to spare my time and attention to something that I didn't ask for. If given notice, I would have traded my shares for probably much less than they should be worth, but I would still prefer that to dealing with this.

Besides, if the price was low enough, I could have bought a huge portion of the company that would make dealing with the situation worth my time. Maybe I could have arranged something totally different with the issuer about the payments.

You have taken this opportunity away, and in affect caused damage to your customers.


as i already said:
nefario does what nefario thinks is right (which is not always a bad thing; actually i like people who act this way. but NOT as an exchange operator).

this is only the first action which causes harm to share holders - all others only harmed issuers.



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: vmg3 on September 25, 2012, 07:56:24 AM
Who's next? Can he still trade shares?  Whats to stop him creating another account from tor?   Hard call! I purchased then sold some of the GLBSE shares... only abut 12 then sold them at a loss when their was a hint in the GLBSE Forum.  Am I a scammer?  Not much transparency.  Bitcoin is going to suffer either way.   


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on September 25, 2012, 08:08:45 AM
nefario does what nefario thinks is right (which is not always a bad thing; actually i like people who act this way. but NOT as an exchange operator).

this is only the first action which causes harm to share holders - all others only harmed issuers.

I suspect Nefario didn't think this through properly, because he's usually dealing directly with issuers and doesn't get what kind of situation we are in. This is the only way I can make any sense of it. Otherwise how can an action that would most certainly affect so many people can be taken so abruptly?

I don't get what Nefario's decision accomplished other than taking a bunch of bitcoins from our pockets and putting them into Goat's. This is true even if Goat honors his contract because there is no way tens of shareholders will deal with this for a few coins worth of shares.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: guruvan on September 25, 2012, 08:46:13 AM
This is kind of creepy. 

I agree.  Don't get me wrong, this move is long overdue.  I'm worried about the precedent it sets though.

What precedent?


This is the kind of response to a real question that makes you not suitable to manage other peoples money.

Nefario, your responses in this thread exemplify why it is completely unsafe to list or purchase anything on GLBSE at this time. You've acted very arbitrarily in this, and show no signs of not doing such in the future. I recommend that investors get their money out ASAP, and asset issuers find a way to get their assets listed on other exchanges before money losses are incurred.

"We refuse to do business with you Goat" - Seriously - you had an obligation to the holders of Goat's assets, and you have fucked them. Good job. Yet again, GLBSE fucks investors while trying to fuck Goat. That was one of my first GLBSE experiences, and it will be one of my last. You really don't get it, do you, Nefario?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: El Cabron on September 25, 2012, 08:49:33 AM
This is kind of creepy. 

I agree.  Don't get me wrong, this move is long overdue.  I'm worried about the precedent it sets though.

What precedent?


This is the kind of response to a real question that makes you not suitable to manage other peoples money.

Nefario, your responses in this thread exemplify why it is completely unsafe to list or purchase anything on GLBSE at this time. You've acted very arbitrarily in this, and show no signs of not doing such in the future. I recommend that investors get their money out ASAP, and asset issuers find a way to get their assets listed on other exchanges before money losses are incurred.

"We refuse to do business with you Goat" - Seriously - you had an obligation to the holders of Goat's assets, and you have fucked them. Good job. Yet again, GLBSE fucks investors while trying to fuck Goat. That was one of my first GLBSE experiences, and it will be one of my last. You really don't get it, do you, Nefario?

I really should have learned my lesson the first time trying to work with Nefario, him locking my assets cuz I would not give him my ID. What silliness...


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Buffer Overflow on September 25, 2012, 09:12:53 AM
GLBSE == gameover


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 25, 2012, 09:13:40 AM
All TYGRR assets have been moved off GLBSE (delisted)

Goat has been given all the information he needs to be able to continue doing TYGRR's business and continue his relationship with his asset holders without GLBSE.

He has a list of codes which shows what code has how much of the asset.

If you had any TYGRR assets you will see the claim code in your portfolio.

Contact Goat with the claim code, and he will known how many of the asset you have, and you will be able to continue your relationship with him.

Nefario.

This is kind of creepy.  Where in the TOS does it say that assets can be de-listed at any time?  It says they can stop trading but nothing about being de-listed.

Something about Nefario/Global Scam Exchange being in a compromised position. Who knows at this point.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 25, 2012, 09:14:32 AM
This is kind of creepy. 

I agree.  Don't get me wrong, this move is long overdue.  I'm worried about the precedent it sets though.

What precedent?


I really think there should be some kind of contract between GLBSE and the asset issuers that is more than a TOS that can be changed at anytime.

You mean the way MPEx does things? Myeah.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 25, 2012, 09:19:23 AM

Because I would need a second stock exchange and as you know we made a deal that I would not make one if you would give me real GLBSE stock. And now I have neither a second stock exchange or GLBSE stock.
 

Ouch.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 25, 2012, 09:19:51 AM
It was sent to the email used for your GLBSE account. Where else would it be?

e-mail is not secure.  smtp sends messages clear text.  

was this sent, encrypted with goat's public pgp key?

if not, there is no way for these to be used to claim anything since they were not transmitted in a secure manner.  

if goat's system was compromised, or some hacker was sniffing smtp traffic between glbse and hi, goat could get a claim from just about anybody.


Nefario is too stupid to have considered any of this.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 25, 2012, 09:20:53 AM
My obligation was with GLBSE. What happens if I pay back 50% and then GLBSE relists my assets like nothing happened? Then I'm really screwed as I owe them all again...



Why would glbse relist your assets ?

For the exact reason it delisted them. Because Nefario is an unpredictable idiot.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 25, 2012, 09:22:39 AM
The real risk is created when he exercises his complete authority with the appearance of whim or perfidy.  The fact that he singles out individuals for delisting/freezing/etc. based on various "legal" reasons exposes him to liability for all the other scams traded on his exchange.  By policing a few, he must police them all.

In addition, by acting arbitrarily, he exposes himself to accusations of wrongful conduct as his actions injure various parties.

Nefario has already admitted that he has permitted illicit activity up to this point and is only remediating his profitable criminal complicity at this time in order to gain government recognition as a trading entity.  The smartest move at this point would be to close GLBSE completely, responsibly settle accounts, and then establish a new exchange with stricter controls necessary for compliance.

However, he is in a situation where he wants to eat his cake and have it as well.  This will cause difficulty.

http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134654389322.png (http://polimedia.us/dtng/c/src/134654389322.png)


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: guruvan on September 25, 2012, 10:13:07 AM
This is kind of creepy.  

I agree.  Don't get me wrong, this move is long overdue.  I'm worried about the precedent it sets though.

What precedent?


I really think there should be some kind of contract between GLBSE and the asset issuers that is more than a TOS that can be changed at anytime.

You mean the way MPEx does things? Myeah.

Yes. Sans unpredictable idiocy.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Mushoz on September 25, 2012, 10:14:33 AM
I was looking to reinvest the BTC I have sitting in my GLBSE account, but if this decision isn't turned back I might just liquidate everything and withdraw instead. I need a reliable platform. Even though Goat is acting like a 12 year old who isn't allowed to have a second ice-cream, this was totally uncalled for.

Nefario, you should definitely reconsider.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 25, 2012, 10:20:43 AM
My obligation was with GLBSE. What happens if I pay back 50% and then GLBSE relists my assets like nothing happened? Then I'm really screwed as I owe them all again...



Why would glbse relist your assets ?

For the exact reason it delisted them. Because Nefario is an unpredictable idiot.


Your behaviour doesnt attract people to your platform either.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 25, 2012, 10:35:43 AM
My obligation was with GLBSE. What happens if I pay back 50% and then GLBSE relists my assets like nothing happened? Then I'm really screwed as I owe them all again...



Why would glbse relist your assets ?

For the exact reason it delisted them. Because Nefario is an unpredictable idiot.


Your behaviour doesnt attract people to your platform either.

Compare the facts, will you.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: finkleshnorts on September 25, 2012, 10:36:57 AM
My obligation was with GLBSE. What happens if I pay back 50% and then GLBSE relists my assets like nothing happened? Then I'm really screwed as I owe them all again...



Why would glbse relist your assets ?

For the exact reason it delisted them. Because Nefario is an unpredictable idiot.


Your behaviour doesnt attract people to your platform either.

+1

Just because of your ridiculous, petty "PR" forum account, I'm never going near the MPwhatever exchange.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on September 25, 2012, 10:53:24 AM
Even though Goat is acting like a 12 year old who isn't allowed to have a second ice-cream, this was totally uncalled for.

Exactly. The issuer is not even relevant to the problem we are having. I can't think of any reason this couldn't possibly be handled smoothly.

Nefario, your responses in this thread exemplify why it is completely unsafe to list or purchase anything on GLBSE at this time. You've acted very arbitrarily in this, and show no signs of not doing such in the future. I recommend that investors get their money out ASAP, and asset issuers find a way to get their assets listed on other exchanges before money losses are incurred.

It's not that easy, we're invested knee-deep in GLBSE, and it's not like we have good alternatives.

Just because of your ridiculous, petty "PR" forum account, I'm never going near the MPwhatever exchange.

Sad but true.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 25, 2012, 11:06:33 AM
My obligation was with GLBSE. What happens if I pay back 50% and then GLBSE relists my assets like nothing happened? Then I'm really screwed as I owe them all again...



Why would glbse relist your assets ?

For the exact reason it delisted them. Because Nefario is an unpredictable idiot.


Your behaviour doesnt attract people to your platform either.

Compare the facts, will you.

Im not saying it to be an asshole. GLBSE needs a serious competitor not a crazy acting one.



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Francesco on September 25, 2012, 11:36:44 AM
Phrases in contracts like "in case GLBSE is no longer a viable platform" etc seemed to me overcautious... how ingenuous I am.

Cryptostocks seems nice, but, does anyone know if they are any more reliable?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Ocean6 on September 25, 2012, 12:13:38 PM
I am done with GLBSE.

Am currently selling all shares, will be moving my BTC out, and not trading there ever again.

This is unprofessional and ridiculous.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 25, 2012, 12:25:10 PM
+1

Just because of your ridiculous, petty "PR" forum account, I'm never going near the MPwhatever exchange.

You seem to be discussing some sort of popularity contest. MPEx is not for you. MPEx is for the investors. Do you understand the difference?

Im not saying it to be an asshole. GLBSE needs a serious competitor not a crazy acting one.


Crazy is what crazy does.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: EskimoBob on September 25, 2012, 12:39:19 PM
Nefario, what do you expect me to do with this code now?

Nefario, is that's how PPT peddlers are removed form the equation?
Goat is down, but what about the rest of the jokers?
If they had any BTC in GLBSE, will this be redistributed to PPT holders?

Are you willing to work with another exchange and figure out how to transfer the delisted shares and user data (name, share balance etc)?



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Ghostofkobra on September 25, 2012, 12:42:15 PM
Nafario,

I am just a lowly holder of a few Tyggr bonds.

I am not to much of a fan of you kicking out and delisting MY bonds.

Please, put the Tyggr bonds back into the system and return my bonds to me.

I would much rather have a bond on glbse than a claim code.


* This message was NOT sponsored by Goat *


//GoK


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 25, 2012, 01:09:27 PM
Here's a list of assets that have not been trading (some in over a month) and are still listed on glbse:

RUGATU, PGM, ABSORB.1.4-6.SHORT, ADMINSORTED, FPGA-EU, ARS, BIT.INC, BIF.P2P.LOANS, BIF-AG-INDEX, CHEAPERINBITCOINS-STOCKS, IMPACT, DI.BFLSC.FAIL, MEI.DEEPBIT.A, UBTC, YXWINE-CARR2010, CIUCIU.MINING, MEI.DEEPBIT.B, AA, BTCASS_BOND_A, HEDGE.TYGRR.BOND-B.LONG, HEDGE.GIGA.LONG, HEDGE.TEEK.B.LONG, DI.BFLSC.SUCCEED, BITSPLIT.MINING.1TH, MAR, MINING_B.TAILS.FUT, HEDGE.TYGRR.BOND-B.SHORT, MINING_B.HEADS.FUT, NONVERBA, JTGB, STANDARD.GOLD, STANDARD.FIAT, CIB-SOLUTIONS, MEI.SLUSH.B, MEI.SLUSH.A, CANMINE, HEDGE.GIGA.SHORT, HEDGE.TEEK.B.SHORT, MEI.OZCOIN.B, EN, SLV-BUFFALO, ASIC_RUS.SHA, ANTI-PIRATE, HEDGE, BST, POLY.10.-2, CRYPTOL, JLP, MEI.DEEPBIT.A1, METAL, ENJAN16, BM.

About 50 or so.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 25, 2012, 01:16:12 PM
Nefario, what do you expect me to do with this code now?

Nefario, is that's how PPT peddlers are removed form the equation?
Goat is down, but what about the rest of the jokers?
If they had any BTC in GLBSE, will this be redistributed to PPT holders?

Are you willing to work with another exchange and figure out how to transfer the delisted shares and user data (name, share balance etc)?



He probably would do that if one offered that isnt MPEX  :)


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 25, 2012, 01:29:02 PM
Nefario, what do you expect me to do with this code now?

Nefario, is that's how PPT peddlers are removed form the equation?
Goat is down, but what about the rest of the jokers?
If they had any BTC in GLBSE, will this be redistributed to PPT holders?

Are you willing to work with another exchange and figure out how to transfer the delisted shares and user data (name, share balance etc)?


He probably would do that if one offered that isnt MPEX  :)

MPEx was never open for the sort of crud GLBSE lists.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Akka on September 25, 2012, 02:08:50 PM
Nefario, what do you expect me to do with this code now?

Nefario, is that's how PPT peddlers are removed form the equation?
Goat is down, but what about the rest of the jokers?
If they had any BTC in GLBSE, will this be redistributed to PPT holders?

Are you willing to work with another exchange and figure out how to transfer the delisted shares and user data (name, share balance etc)?


He probably would do that if one offered that isnt MPEX  :)

MPEx was never open for the sort of crud GLBSE lists.

Please stop bashing at GLBSE: That's no the point of this discussion.

And if you want to be a serious concurrent, work on you site, it's unusable for anyone not suffering from a Savant syndrome.


Back to topic:

Nefario, I can understand you are upset, but please try for a moment to see it from the perspective from Tygrr shareholders. Removing all Tygrr assets instantly, without further notice to the shareholders is like a punch in the face from you to all Tygrr shareholders.

Please reconsider this.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 25, 2012, 02:13:16 PM
Nefario, what do you expect me to do with this code now?

Nefario, is that's how PPT peddlers are removed form the equation?
Goat is down, but what about the rest of the jokers?
If they had any BTC in GLBSE, will this be redistributed to PPT holders?

Are you willing to work with another exchange and figure out how to transfer the delisted shares and user data (name, share balance etc)?


He probably would do that if one offered that isnt MPEX  :)

MPEx was never open for the sort of crud GLBSE lists.

Please stop bashing at GLBSE: That's no the point of this discussion.

And if you want to be a serious concurrent, work on you site, it's unusable for anyone not suffering from a Savant syndrome.


Back to topic:

Nefario, I can understand you are upset, but please try for a moment to see it from the perspective from Tygrr shareholders. Removing all Tygrr assets instantly, without further notice to the shareholders is like a punch in the face from you to all Tygrr shareholders.

Please reconsider this.

The thing is MPEx owns this market. The other thing is, you're a ridiculous shill. The third thing is, much like honest bob above, the pyraponzi stuff you use in your signature makes you about as irrelevant as roadkill.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 25, 2012, 02:15:37 PM
Nefario, what do you expect me to do with this code now?

Nefario, is that's how PPT peddlers are removed form the equation?
Goat is down, but what about the rest of the jokers?
If they had any BTC in GLBSE, will this be redistributed to PPT holders?

Are you willing to work with another exchange and figure out how to transfer the delisted shares and user data (name, share balance etc)?


He probably would do that if one offered that isnt MPEX  :)

MPEx was never open for the sort of crud GLBSE lists.

Please stop bashing at GLBSE: That's no the point of this discussion.

And if you want to be a serious concurrent, work on you site, it's unusable for anyone not suffering from a Savant syndrome.


Back to topic:

Nefario, I can understand you are upset, but please try for a moment to see it from the perspective from Tygrr shareholders. Removing all Tygrr assets instantly, without further notice to the shareholders is like a punch in the face from you to all Tygrr shareholders.

Please reconsider this.

The thing is MPEx owns this market. The other thing is, you're a ridiculous shill. The third thing is, much like honest bob above, the pyraponzi stuff you use in your signature makes you about as irrelevant as roadkill.


I guess thats why your ignore button glows orange. Because people clearly love your service.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 03:32:59 PM
Phrases in contracts like "in case GLBSE is no longer a viable platform" etc seemed to me overcautious... how ingenuous I am.

Cryptostocks seems nice, but, does anyone know if they are any more reliable?

I've spoken to cryptostocks, asking about enabling a method for assets to move from GLBSE easily to there,  he had no interest.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on September 25, 2012, 04:23:44 PM
I'm sure Nefario will be reasonable and work something out once he cools down. He is just upset I would not trade him the "Fake" GLBSE assets. He is just upset and power tripping right now.



I think it goes beyond that, Goat. I believe that Nefario is in a race against time (understandably) to disassociate GLBSE with "unsavory" securities.

This seems like it's part drama about you, part sweeping GLBSE's history under the rug before they go official.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Uglux on September 25, 2012, 04:26:24 PM
Phrases in contracts like "in case GLBSE is no longer a viable platform" etc seemed to me overcautious... how ingenuous I am.

Cryptostocks seems nice, but, does anyone know if they are any more reliable?

I've spoken to cryptostocks, asking about enabling a method for assets to move from GLBSE easily to there,  he had no interest.
Not a wise decision. Networking would not be a bad idea. Have you asked the other  exchanges?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 04:27:41 PM
Phrases in contracts like "in case GLBSE is no longer a viable platform" etc seemed to me overcautious... how ingenuous I am.

Cryptostocks seems nice, but, does anyone know if they are any more reliable?

I've spoken to cryptostocks, asking about enabling a method for assets to move from GLBSE easily to there,  he had no interest.
Not a wise decision. Networking would not be a bad idea. Have asked the other  exchanges?

What other exchanges?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 05:21:38 PM
Phrases in contracts like "in case GLBSE is no longer a viable platform" etc seemed to me overcautious... how ingenuous I am.

Cryptostocks seems nice, but, does anyone know if they are any more reliable?

I've spoken to cryptostocks, asking about enabling a method for assets to move from GLBSE easily to there,  he had no interest.

You're the bottom of the barrel, of course not.  People look up from where you are, not down.

Have you looked at whats on cryptostocks?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 25, 2012, 05:24:38 PM
Phrases in contracts like "in case GLBSE is no longer a viable platform" etc seemed to me overcautious... how ingenuous I am.

Cryptostocks seems nice, but, does anyone know if they are any more reliable?

I've spoken to cryptostocks, asking about enabling a method for assets to move from GLBSE easily to there,  he had no interest.
Not a wise decision. Networking would not be a bad idea. Have asked the other  exchanges?

What other exchanges?

**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Aug 17 20:54:30 2012

Aug 17 20:54:30 <nefario>        which reminds me
Aug 17 20:54:38 <nefario>        I wanted to talk to you about options on GLBSE
Aug 17 20:54:48 <mircea_popescu>        aha ?
Aug 17 20:55:12 <nefario>        I'd like to add them ASAP
Aug 17 20:55:46 <nefario>        so would be looking at adding mpex as the options provider
Aug 17 20:55:51 <nefario>        or engine
Aug 17 20:56:01 <mircea_popescu>        rg was saying something about that.
Aug 17 20:56:14 <nefario>        I haven't talked to anyone else about it
Aug 17 20:56:20 <nefario>        just been an idea floating in my head
Aug 17 20:56:23 <mircea_popescu>        really ?! odd.
Aug 17 20:56:49 <nefario>        i've not gone into much detail on the implementation of options
Aug 17 20:57:03 <nefario>        and assume that your platform for it is fairly sound
Aug 17 20:57:11 <mircea_popescu>        it's done okay so far.
Aug 17 20:57:24 <nefario>        well you know what I mean
Aug 17 20:57:28 <mircea_popescu>        but in truth, bitcoin is a very dubious thing, so we don't really know.
Aug 17 20:57:46 <nefario>        its been running as long as GLBSE 2.0 has without any big fuckups
Aug 17 20:57:58 <nefario>        which in this day seems to be a major thing
Aug 17 20:58:00 <mircea_popescu>        actually it's been running since before bitcoinica.
Aug 17 20:59:06 <nefario>        something like that
Aug 17 20:59:13 <mircea_popescu>        yeah.
Aug 17 20:59:15 <nefario>        interested?
Aug 17 20:59:50 <mircea_popescu>        what'd i be interested in ?
Aug 17 21:00:24 <nefario>        having mpex and GLBSE hooked in together to provide options for all assets on GLBSE
Aug 17 21:01:50 <mircea_popescu>        not really.
Aug 17 21:02:36 <nefario>        fair enough
Aug 17 21:02:40 <nefario>        thought you might be
Aug 17 21:02:43 <nefario>        later
**** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Aug 17 21:54:39 2012

Fuckwit.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Nefario on September 25, 2012, 05:27:07 PM
Exactly, what other exchanges.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on September 25, 2012, 05:31:59 PM
Phrases in contracts like "in case GLBSE is no longer a viable platform" etc seemed to me overcautious... how ingenuous I am.

Cryptostocks seems nice, but, does anyone know if they are any more reliable?

I've spoken to cryptostocks, asking about enabling a method for assets to move from GLBSE easily to there,  he had no interest.
Not a wise decision. Networking would not be a bad idea. Have asked the other  exchanges?

What other exchanges?

**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Aug 17 20:54:30 2012

Aug 17 20:54:30 <nefario>        which reminds me
Aug 17 20:54:38 <nefario>        I wanted to talk to you about options on GLBSE
Aug 17 20:54:48 <mircea_popescu>        aha ?
Aug 17 20:55:12 <nefario>        I'd like to add them ASAP
Aug 17 20:55:46 <nefario>        so would be looking at adding mpex as the options provider
Aug 17 20:55:51 <nefario>        or engine
Aug 17 20:56:01 <mircea_popescu>        rg was saying something about that.
Aug 17 20:56:14 <nefario>        I haven't talked to anyone else about it
Aug 17 20:56:20 <nefario>        just been an idea floating in my head
Aug 17 20:56:23 <mircea_popescu>        really ?! odd.
Aug 17 20:56:49 <nefario>        i've not gone into much detail on the implementation of options
Aug 17 20:57:03 <nefario>        and assume that your platform for it is fairly sound
Aug 17 20:57:11 <mircea_popescu>        it's done okay so far.
Aug 17 20:57:24 <nefario>        well you know what I mean
Aug 17 20:57:28 <mircea_popescu>        but in truth, bitcoin is a very dubious thing, so we don't really know.
Aug 17 20:57:46 <nefario>        its been running as long as GLBSE 2.0 has without any big fuckups
Aug 17 20:57:58 <nefario>        which in this day seems to be a major thing
Aug 17 20:58:00 <mircea_popescu>        actually it's been running since before bitcoinica.
Aug 17 20:59:06 <nefario>        something like that
Aug 17 20:59:13 <mircea_popescu>        yeah.
Aug 17 20:59:15 <nefario>        interested?
Aug 17 20:59:50 <mircea_popescu>        what'd i be interested in ?
Aug 17 21:00:24 <nefario>        having mpex and GLBSE hooked in together to provide options for all assets on GLBSE
Aug 17 21:01:50 <mircea_popescu>        not really.
Aug 17 21:02:36 <nefario>        fair enough
Aug 17 21:02:40 <nefario>        thought you might be
Aug 17 21:02:43 <nefario>        later
**** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Aug 17 21:54:39 2012

Fuckwit.


This sort of thing is why I really thought Nefario was 14 until a photo was distributed as part of the London conference agenda.

It's as if there is no concept of consequences or even results of his behavior.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: thatbluedude on September 25, 2012, 05:37:32 PM
nefario and goat are both acting like children, having a mudfight on the backs of their customers. I'm disappointed in both.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Shadow383 on September 25, 2012, 05:43:22 PM
Nefario, what do you expect me to do with this code now?

Nefario, is that's how PPT peddlers are removed form the equation?
Goat is down, but what about the rest of the jokers?
If they had any BTC in GLBSE, will this be redistributed to PPT holders?

Are you willing to work with another exchange and figure out how to transfer the delisted shares and user data (name, share balance etc)?


He probably would do that if one offered that isnt MPEX  :)

MPEx was never open for the sort of crud GLBSE lists.

Please stop bashing at GLBSE: That's no the point of this discussion.

And if you want to be a serious concurrent, work on you site, it's unusable for anyone not suffering from a Savant syndrome.


Back to topic:

Nefario, I can understand you are upset, but please try for a moment to see it from the perspective from Tygrr shareholders. Removing all Tygrr assets instantly, without further notice to the shareholders is like a punch in the face from you to all Tygrr shareholders.

Please reconsider this.

The thing is MPEx owns this market. The other thing is, you're a ridiculous shill. The third thing is, much like honest bob above, the pyraponzi stuff you use in your signature makes you about as irrelevant as roadkill.
Yeah, how often do you see people who run legit exchanges (y'know, ones that have their own domain names that don't also host a porn site etc) posting comments like that to customers?
Exactly.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Uglux on September 25, 2012, 10:49:40 PM
Phrases in contracts like "in case GLBSE is no longer a viable platform" etc seemed to me overcautious... how ingenuous I am.

Cryptostocks seems nice, but, does anyone know if they are any more reliable?

I've spoken to cryptostocks, asking about enabling a method for assets to move from GLBSE easily to there,  he had no interest.
Not a wise decision. Networking would not be a bad idea. Have asked the other  exchanges?

What other exchanges?

**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Aug 17 20:54:30 2012

Aug 17 20:54:30 <nefario>        which reminds me
Aug 17 20:54:38 <nefario>        I wanted to talk to you about options on GLBSE
Aug 17 20:54:48 <mircea_popescu>        aha ?
Aug 17 20:55:12 <nefario>        I'd like to add them ASAP
Aug 17 20:55:46 <nefario>        so would be looking at adding mpex as the options provider
Aug 17 20:55:51 <nefario>        or engine
Aug 17 20:56:01 <mircea_popescu>        rg was saying something about that.
Aug 17 20:56:14 <nefario>        I haven't talked to anyone else about it
Aug 17 20:56:20 <nefario>        just been an idea floating in my head
Aug 17 20:56:23 <mircea_popescu>        really ?! odd.
Aug 17 20:56:49 <nefario>        i've not gone into much detail on the implementation of options
Aug 17 20:57:03 <nefario>        and assume that your platform for it is fairly sound
Aug 17 20:57:11 <mircea_popescu>        it's done okay so far.
Aug 17 20:57:24 <nefario>        well you know what I mean
Aug 17 20:57:28 <mircea_popescu>        but in truth, bitcoin is a very dubious thing, so we don't really know.
Aug 17 20:57:46 <nefario>        its been running as long as GLBSE 2.0 has without any big fuckups
Aug 17 20:57:58 <nefario>        which in this day seems to be a major thing
Aug 17 20:58:00 <mircea_popescu>        actually it's been running since before bitcoinica.
Aug 17 20:59:06 <nefario>        something like that
Aug 17 20:59:13 <mircea_popescu>        yeah.
Aug 17 20:59:15 <nefario>        interested?
Aug 17 20:59:50 <mircea_popescu>        what'd i be interested in ?
Aug 17 21:00:24 <nefario>        having mpex and GLBSE hooked in together to provide options for all assets on GLBSE
Aug 17 21:01:50 <mircea_popescu>        not really.
Aug 17 21:02:36 <nefario>        fair enough
Aug 17 21:02:40 <nefario>        thought you might be
Aug 17 21:02:43 <nefario>        later
**** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Aug 17 21:54:39 2012

Fuckwit.


Quite arrogant, mr. mircea_popescu.

A lot of drama on the forum recently, and I'm out of popcorn now ;). But at some point, some people have to realize, that they made mistakes. Those who can admit that, show at least the will to learn from it and deserve some respect. Otherwise, you are just a nasty stubborn goat (we call it "sturer Bock" here in germany). I think it is a good sign, that nefario is open to new ideas and connections. It would be even better to show some good will, even now, by giving that stubborn goat some time to react or at least a warning. People will notice quickly, who is the uncooperative party in that matter. Although I don't know the full background of that hasty delisting in detail, especially not how urgent this "cleaning" was. But the way nefario treated that goatstory was not very elegant. On the other hand, sometimes people need a warning shot...

Besides, I'm very disappointed, that no other exchange wants to connect with GLBSE. Okay, not a suprise with MPOE, because of his behavior around here. But still, disappointing.
Come on. It is the internet. It is all about connecting people...Putting walls of ignorance around you, will only lead to isolation.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: nimda on September 25, 2012, 11:51:15 PM
Wow. Thanks to Nefario's behavior, I'm leaving GLBSE. Thanks to MPOE-PR's behavior, I'm never touching MPEX. And cryptostocks lists nothing worth investing in.

 :(


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: markm on September 26, 2012, 12:32:24 AM
Wow. Thanks to Nefario's behavior, I'm leaving GLBSE. Thanks to MPOE-PR's behavior, I'm never touching MPEX. And cryptostocks lists nothing worth investing in.

 :(

Install an Open Transactions client... The main reason there is only one Open Transactions server running so far is so few people have a client yet; the more people with clients, the more servers that will spring up to meet the demand...

-MarkM-


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: greyhawk on September 26, 2012, 12:54:53 AM
Phrases in contracts like "in case GLBSE is no longer a viable platform" etc seemed to me overcautious... how ingenuous I am.

Cryptostocks seems nice, but, does anyone know if they are any more reliable?

I've spoken to cryptostocks, asking about enabling a method for assets to move from GLBSE easily to there,  he had no interest.

Cryptostocks will be dead soon anyways. Vircurex foolishly started running an unlicensed lottery. He will have German authorities knocking on his door in no time.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: nedbert9 on September 26, 2012, 01:09:08 AM
Wow. Thanks to Nefario's behavior, I'm leaving GLBSE. Thanks to MPOE-PR's behavior, I'm never touching MPEX. And cryptostocks lists nothing worth investing in.

 :(

Install an Open Transactions client... The main reason there is only one Open Transactions server running so far is so few people have a client yet; the more people with clients, the more servers that will spring up to meet the demand...

-MarkM-


+100000000o00


Decentralized (somewhat), secure securities trading.  Try it.

Listing a company on a Web site governed by ToS and not a contract, open to centralized risk and stupid browser exploits? 

No, thanks.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: guruvan on September 26, 2012, 01:10:46 AM
Wow. Thanks to Nefario's behavior, I'm leaving GLBSE. Thanks to MPOE-PR's behavior, I'm never touching MPEX. And cryptostocks lists nothing worth investing in.

 :(

The big difference? Mircea's & MPOE-PR's behaviours don't affect the amount of money I make, nor the value of the assets I'm holding. On multiple occasions, nefario's behaviour has lost me money.

As a matter of fact, I've seen mircea on IRC quite a bit lately. Looking through the logs, he appears to be his normal (asshole) self...but, despite that, it appears MPEx is making more and more money.

In my experience when someone with greater technical or financial skills point out errors in others' works, they take offense. After repeatedly pointing out the same errors, the person with experience tends toward impatient, as he or she knows that the only reasons for repetition of error is either incompetence, or criminal intent. When the person with skill points out incompetence, or criminal intent with impatience, invariably, "asshole" is the description.

By the above logic, I believe, you're correct in stating mircea is an asshole. And this is why I sent him 20BTC....I paid that for risk avoidance (well, and some lulz now and again)

Money well spent. Come to think of it...I pay Mircea to be an asshole. He does a great job ;)

See, and now nefario is trying to legitimize his platform, but he's ignoring the people who've brought his platform to be what it is, and, judging from the number of people I've seen withdrawing money, and bailing on GLBSE, that's not working out so well for him. But, then....he caused values of shares on his exchange to drop in value through his personal actions (which do not enjoy the support of all the GLBSE shareholders) I can only see this as the actions of an ass. And that's not who I want holding my wealth.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: vmg3 on September 26, 2012, 01:22:44 AM
nefario and goat are both acting like children, having a mudfight on the backs of their customers. I'm disappointed in both.

+1


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 26, 2012, 02:13:51 AM
Wow. Thanks to Nefario's behavior, I'm leaving GLBSE. Thanks to MPOE-PR's behavior, I'm never touching MPEX. And cryptostocks lists nothing worth investing in.

 :(

The big difference? Mircea's & MPOE-PR's behaviours don't affect the amount of money I make, nor the value of the assets I'm holding. On multiple occasions, nefario's behaviour has lost me money.

As a matter of fact, I've seen mircea on IRC quite a bit lately. Looking through the logs, he appears to be his normal (asshole) self...but, despite that, it appears MPEx is making more and more money.

In my experience when someone with greater technical or financial skills point out errors in others' works, they take offense. After repeatedly pointing out the same errors, the person with experience tends toward impatient, as he or she knows that the only reasons for repetition of error is either incompetence, or criminal intent. When the person with skill points out incompetence, or criminal intent with impatience, invariably, "asshole" is the description.

By the above logic, I believe, you're correct in stating mircea is an asshole. And this is why I sent him 20BTC....I paid that for risk avoidance (well, and some lulz now and again)

Money well spent. Come to think of it...I pay Mircea to be an asshole. He does a great job ;)

See, and now nefario is trying to legitimize his platform, but he's ignoring the people who've brought his platform to be what it is, and, judging from the number of people I've seen withdrawing money, and bailing on GLBSE, that's not working out so well for him. But, then....he caused values of shares on his exchange to drop in value through his personal actions (which do not enjoy the support of all the GLBSE shareholders) I can only see this as the actions of an ass. And that's not who I want holding my wealth.




A pink sheets market is possible with bitcoin but you need qualified financial brokers doing it not the general public, since only qualified financial advisors can hold stock broking licenses. You cant sell shares directly to the public as all of the bitcoin stock exchanges currently do and this is where the problem begins.





Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Cryptostocks on September 26, 2012, 03:38:45 AM
I tend to avoid commenting on emotion loaded threads such as this, because hardly ever anything good comes from it. Nevertheless, as Cryptostocks was refered to several times, it's time to speak up.

Cryptostocks seems nice, but, does anyone know if they are any more reliable?
Our concept is to have as little regulation as necessary on security listings, other than legality of the business model (drugs, weapons, etc. or for obvious reasons not allowed). It shouldn't be the Exchange's responsibility to judge financial viability of securities. It's the investor's right and obligation to do so, it's the investors decision in what he wants to invest it, it's the investors decision on whom to trust and whom not to trust. A verification system with various levels is available for each and every security issuer to choose from. If you don't want to be verified, then don't, but this is transparent to the community. Going forward we'll put in a rating system that highlights if or not a security is currently in violation of its contract terms, i.e. its not to be considered a buying or selling recommendation but merely another indicator to consider in the investor's decision making process.

I've spoken to cryptostocks, asking about enabling a method for assets to move from GLBSE easily to there,  he had no interest.
The "no interest" is in respect to "take all securities that get bumped of GLBSE". Before we mass migrate securities, I'ld like to get a better understanding on why they are being delisted. If it is only about ToS and verification, then those securities are more than welcome, if it is about proven ponzi schemes and frauds, then needless to say that Cryptostocks doesn't want them either.
As I mentioned above, in general anyone is welcome to list a security. If you need a new home for your security, contact me and I am sure we (Cryptostocks, GLBSE and the security issuer) can work out a workable solution in the interest of the shareholders.

Cryptostocks will be dead soon anyways. Vircurex foolishly started running an unlicensed lottery. He will have German authorities knocking on his door in no time.
https://dvc-lotto.com (sorry, couldn't resist putting the link here) is as much licensed as probably almost all other Bitcoin gambling and lottery related sites. The difference is that we don't run our own random generator (which is for obvious reasons prone to criticism) but use the output of the German lottery system as the our lottery result input. Neither us nor our hosting equipment is located in Germany (not even Europe) as such most likely not of interest to German authorities. On what ground would they be? Because we use their lottery numbers?







Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: markm on September 26, 2012, 04:27:14 AM
A pink sheets market is possible with bitcoin but you need qualified financial brokers doing it not the general public, since only qualified financial advisors can hold stock broking licenses. You cant sell shares directly to the public as all of the bitcoin stock exchanges currently do and this is where the problem begins.

Does this mean that unlike the proliferation of forex sites, there are no sites I can go to and just buy myself some stocks/shares without having to get ahold of a broker in chat or email or something and chat with the broker about my needs so the broker can decide whether they consider me a fit person to sell stocks to?

I do like the idea of brokers actually as a person who runs one or more Open Transactions servers. It seems to me it would be great to have brokers to point at any time anyone claims Open Transactions is "not for grandmothers" and tell them hey go get one of those brokers in videochat tell them what you want send them money and whether they use Open Transactions or the New York Stock Exchange or the Toronto Stock Exchange or an Excell spreadsheet is all on their side not yours, you just talk to the nice broker and dont' worry your head about those kinds of details...

-MarkM=


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 26, 2012, 06:34:50 AM
A pink sheets market is possible with bitcoin but you need qualified financial brokers doing it not the general public, since only qualified financial advisors can hold stock broking licenses. You cant sell shares directly to the public as all of the bitcoin stock exchanges currently do and this is where the problem begins.

Does this mean that unlike the proliferation of forex sites, there are no sites I can go to and just buy myself some stocks/shares without having to get ahold of a broker in chat or email or something and chat with the broker about my needs so the broker can decide whether they consider me a fit person to sell stocks to?

I do like the idea of brokers actually as a person who runs one or more Open Transactions servers. It seems to me it would be great to have brokers to point at any time anyone claims Open Transactions is "not for grandmothers" and tell them hey go get one of those brokers in videochat tell them what you want send them money and whether they use Open Transactions or the New York Stock Exchange or the Toronto Stock Exchange or an Excell spreadsheet is all on their side not yours, you just talk to the nice broker and dont' worry your head about those kinds of details...

-MarkM=



In a nutshell, yes.

A pink sheets otc market is people who are  brokers trading amongst each other. It is not the general public trading shares. Its the same reason you need a share broker to trade on any stock exchange. You can have either ones who provide advice or ones who just do the buying for you without providing advice. A broker that provides financial advice as well needs a whole other level of registration and regulation.

Glbse could be a registered company and have stockbrokers who dont offer any financial advice they just buy the shares on offer. And theres is fuck all the SEC can do about it, since they allow pink sheets.



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on September 26, 2012, 08:25:01 AM
Quote from: GLBSE
But thats not fair to me and other asset holders! We agree,it's not fair to holders of this asset, to other issers [sic], asset holders and GLBSE itself. Delisting is a last measure when trying to deal with problematic asset issuers who are actively trying to damage GLBSE. We have a responsibility to all asset issuers and asset holders on GLBSE, if any one person is doing something that puts everyone else at risk, including GLBSE operators then they have to leave. This is a market we all share, for it to work we must all play nice.

Nefario, I think we're entitled to an explanation of why we weren't given any prior notice. I think you know there is a problem with your action, gathering from the fact that you only respond to trolls here and prefer to answer us users through a notice on GLBSE.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Uglux on September 26, 2012, 08:29:22 AM
I tend to avoid commenting on emotion loaded threads such as this, because hardly ever anything good comes from it. Nevertheless, as Cryptostocks was refered to several times, it's time to speak up.

Cryptostocks seems nice, but, does anyone know if they are any more reliable?
Our concept is to have as little regulation as necessary on security listings, other than legality of the business model (drugs, weapons, etc. or for obvious reasons not allowed). It shouldn't be the Exchange's responsibility to judge financial viability of securities. It's the investor's right and obligation to do so, it's the investors decision in what he wants to invest it, it's the investors decision on whom to trust and whom not to trust. A verification system with various levels is available for each and every security issuer to choose from. If you don't want to be verified, then don't, but this is transparent to the community. Going forward we'll put in a rating system that highlights if or not a security is currently in violation of its contract terms, i.e. its not to be considered a buying or selling recommendation but merely another indicator to consider in the investor's decision making process.

I've spoken to cryptostocks, asking about enabling a method for assets to move from GLBSE easily to there, he had no interest.
The "no interest" is in respect to "take all securities that get bumped of GLBSE". Before we mass migrate securities, I'ld like to get a better understanding on why they are being delisted. If it is only about ToS and verification, then those securities are more than welcome, if it is about proven ponzi schemes and frauds, then needless to say that Cryptostocks doesn't want them either.
As I mentioned above, in general anyone is welcome to list a security. If you need a new home for your security, contact me and I am sure we (Cryptostocks, GLBSE and the security issuer) can work out a workable solution in the interest of the shareholders.


Thank you.
Cryptostocks might be small at the moment, but it seems to improve quite fast and in a good direction.  A Developer Log for example is a good thing. Although the biggest hurdle of leaving the uncertain status to become legitimate, is likely still to come. GLBSE might be the giant here, but their developement is a bit slow, almost as if it is a one man show, sorry. At some point, nefario has to pursue division of labor even more, so that he can concentrate on more important things than goatshitstorms.
Improving communication would be another good step. An E-Mail or a message within its own message system about the fee change for example or even the plan to register in the UK, would have been very pleasant (i know, captain hindsight ;)). It feels like this forum has become to much of a platform for haters with to much free time. Of course, it is open for everyone (good thing) and every thought, in a lot of crazy minds (which is also a good thing, because some of those crazy new thoughts might be the best sometimes). But filtering useful information takes more and more time... So leave the forum for brainshitstorming and communicate more with your own platform please.
MPOE might be "succesful" until now, but I think they are doomed for isolation in the long run, since they show nothing but ignorance towards complains.
"Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new."


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Akka on September 26, 2012, 08:46:18 AM
I personally have no problem that GLBSE delists some assets. IMO, they even have to delist some assets.

I only have a problem with they way this was handled. This seems really unprofessional.

A Professional solution would have been (could still be) (IMO, of course):

  • Notify Goat that his assets will be delisted, give him one week time to work out a exit strategy.
  • After that week make a public notification or a user notification on GLBSE, with a link to a thread where Goat has a chance to present his exit strategy
  • Give him at least 3 Weeks Time for his exit

Why has this to be done so suddenly?
This precedent that any asset could be kicked of immediately, if the issuer just pissed you off enough may give some people a uneasy feeling.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: el_rlee on September 26, 2012, 08:48:11 AM
queerly, and late. Now, such actions on assets Goats do not seem logical.

So we should do nothing then?



That's what you did with all the PPT's when pirate defaulted. Highly toxic that time, you didn't give a fuck.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: flower1024 on September 26, 2012, 08:51:33 AM
I personally have no problem that GLBSE delists some assets. IMO, they even have to delist some assets.

I only have a problem with they way this was handled. This seems really unprofessional.

A Professional solution would have been (could still be) (IMO, of course):

  • Notify Goat that his assets will be delisted, give him one week time to work out a exit strategy.
  • After that week make a public notification or a user notification on GLBSE, with a link to a thread where Goat has a chance to present his exit strategy
  • Give him at least 3 Weeks Time for his exit

Why has this to be done so suddenly?
This precedent that any asset could be kicked of immediately, if the issuer just pissed you off enough may give some people a uneasy feeling.

what i dont like about this is:
 - whoever sees that message first (this includes bond issuer) has the opportunity to sell all at a (relative) high price
 - if someone does not want to sell his assets they are stolen

this could even be used to scam people.

open a ponzi like asset
wait for glbse to close it
profit for bond issuer because he decided his exit strategy is "people: sell all of your shares"

i dont think there should be any way a market place can delist an asset EXCEPT no one (except issuer) holds shares.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: HorseRider on September 26, 2012, 08:54:15 AM

Thank you.
Cryptostocks might be small at the moment, but it seems to improve quite fast and in a good direction.  A Developer Log for example is a good thing. Although the biggest hurdle of leaving the uncertain status to become legitimate, is likely still to come.

I think having several bitcoin stock exchanges with different legal status regulation level is good for the community. Nefario is trying to make a great contribution for the bitcoin capital market by make it legitimate, while we can still have other less regulated/free stock market. Maybe GLBSE is where we are able to buy a real and legitimate company's stake through the payment methods of bitcoin and priced in bitcoin and whose big 4 audited financial report's currency unit is bitcoin!  

However, we need free and unregulated stock exchanges for the bitcoin economy. It is the spirit of bitcoin concept. Bitcoin means that if you want regulation you can have regulation, but if you don't want it the regulation will be able to removed. NASDAQ, pink sheet and NYSE, they are serving different companies, and investors can use all of them to seek investment opportunities.  I  I will invest on the both GLBSE and CS.

Maybe even one day we will have a stock exchange behind the Tor. 100% free, 100% illegal in the eyes of SEC. As long as the scammers will be scamming, but people will learn. And the honest people gaining trust/credibility over time.



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: HorseRider on September 26, 2012, 08:55:57 AM

what i dont like about this is:
 - whoever sees that message first (this includes bond issuer) has the opportunity to sell all at a (relative) high price



that's why before publishing such message there usually will be a suspension of trading for half or one day in the traditional exchange.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: flower1024 on September 26, 2012, 08:58:51 AM

what i dont like about this is:
 - whoever sees that message first (this includes bond issuer) has the opportunity to sell all at a (relative) high price



that's why before publishing such message there usually will be a suspension of trading for half or one day in the traditional exchange.

this could work,

but what stops the issuer to simply say "operation closed" (of course: if he has a buyback clause this wouldnt work, but without it seems to be a good way for easy money)?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Akka on September 26, 2012, 09:01:38 AM
I personally have no problem that GLBSE delists some assets. IMO, they even have to delist some assets.

I only have a problem with they way this was handled. This seems really unprofessional.

A Professional solution would have been (could still be) (IMO, of course):

  • Notify Goat that his assets will be delisted, give him one week time to work out a exit strategy.
  • After that week make a public notification or a user notification on GLBSE, with a link to a thread where Goat has a chance to present his exit strategy
  • Give him at least 3 Weeks Time for his exit

Why has this to be done so suddenly?
This precedent that any asset could be kicked of immediately, if the issuer just pissed you off enough may give some people a uneasy feeling.

what i dont like about this is:
 - whoever sees that message first (this includes bond issuer) has the opportunity to sell all at a (relative) high price
 - if someone does not want to sell his assets they are stolen

this could even be used to scam people.

open a ponzi like asset
wait for glbse to close it
profit for bond issuer because he decided his exit strategy is "people: sell all of your shares"

i dont think there should be any way a market place can delist an asset EXCEPT no one (except issuer) holds shares.


Where did I say, that the exit strategy will be set in stone because the issuer says so? He still has to stay by his contract (so nobody gets shares stolen, no profit for the issuer by saying shareholder have to do as he says). But he could buyback shares according to contract or make arrangements with another exchange (for example.)

Still better than Nefario just hitting a Killswitch


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: flower1024 on September 26, 2012, 09:08:41 AM
Where did I say, that the exit strategy will be set in stone because the issuer says so? He still has to stay by his contract (so nobody gets shares stolen, no profit for the issuer by saying shareholder have to do as he says). But he could buyback shares according to contract or make arrangements with another exchange (for example.)

you are right.
even if glbse delist his asset the issuer still has to honor his contract.
its just not easy to see if he really does.

Still better than Nefario just hitting a Killswitch

+1


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 26, 2012, 09:18:32 AM
what i dont like about this is:
 - whoever sees that message first (this includes bond issuer) has the opportunity to sell all at a (relative) high price
that's why before publishing such message there usually will be a suspension of trading for half or one day in the traditional exchange.
Just clearing the order book without suspending trading would have been helpful too...

When Vircurex announced they were going to stop I0C trading, I didn't find out for a few hours, and lost a bundle, on pending orders that were set expecting normal trading. I would have preferred a trading halt, or having the order book wiped, as something that significant initiated by the exchange, sparks off a situation which could cause a lot of damage to people who didn't see the notice in the first few minutes after it was posted.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on September 26, 2012, 09:26:25 AM
Quote from: GLBSE
But thats not fair to me and other asset holders! We agree,it's not fair to holders of this asset, to other issers [sic], asset holders and GLBSE itself. Delisting is a last measure when trying to deal with problematic asset issuers who are actively trying to damage GLBSE. We have a responsibility to all asset issuers and asset holders on GLBSE, if any one person is doing something that puts everyone else at risk, including GLBSE operators then they have to leave. This is a market we all share, for it to work we must all play nice.

Nefario, I think we're entitled to an explanation of why we weren't given any prior notice. I think you know there is a problem with your action, gathering from the fact that you only respond to trolls here and prefer to answer us users through a notice on GLBSE.


A notice on GLBSE. I wondered why I never saw it  ::)

I assume this is directed at me so I will ask, how am I "actively trying to damage GLBSE" ?  

Honestly my fight to keep my assets from forced sale was to protect GLBSE. I was trying to make it clear that GLBSE would not just steal assets. Clearly I was wrong :/

Goat, would you please re-list the assets in a different exchange? Cryptostocks seems like a perfect drop-in replacement. I know it would be hard to match accounts, but claim codes are already anonymous, and this might pave the way to move shares between exchanges, so maybe Cryptostocks would even help with the process?

what i dont like about this is:
 - whoever sees that message first (this includes bond issuer) has the opportunity to sell all at a (relative) high price
that's why before publishing such message there usually will be a suspension of trading for half or one day in the traditional exchange.
Just clearing the order book without suspending trading would have been helpful too...

Well, if there were a clearly laid out exit strategy that was communicated to shareholders, the panic would dampen considerably, since a lot of investors would be looking to buy from the cheap. Other measures you mentioned are also useful.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 26, 2012, 09:33:43 AM
Goat, would you please re-list the assets in a different exchange? Cryptostocks seems like a perfect drop-in replacement. I know it would be hard to match accounts, but claim codes are already anonymous, and this might pave the way to move shares between exchanges, so maybe Cryptostocks would even help with the process?
I don't see how he can agree to do this until some method to solve competing claims is set up. Agreeing to do this poses huge liability for him as he would essentially be relying on GLBSE to have accurately issued the claim codes.

Again, the problem scenario is this:

1) Goat gets a claim code from an anonymous person, he issues the stock anonymously.

2) Someone else presents the same claim code.

3) Goat says the claim code is used.

4) The guy swears up and down he has not used the claim code, has mountains of documentary evidence saying he held the asset, threatens to make noise on the forums about Goat scamming.

What does Goat do in this scenario? He has no way to know if the guy is scamming or if GLBSE made an error. Outsiders have no way to know if Goat is scamming, the guy is scamming, or GLBSE made a mistake or deliberately issued the same claim code twice.

This would only work if either every single holder of his securities is honest or the community trusts him and GLBSE enough to believe that anyone who claims Goat refused to honor a claim code must be lying. I don't think either of these things are true. Do you?

(He actually could do a two-phase redemption. But considering he has no way to contact all his asset holders to arrange such a thing, the fact that it's technically possible doesn't help much.)


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: guruvan on September 26, 2012, 10:51:27 AM
Where did I say, that the exit strategy will be set in stone because the issuer says so? He still has to stay by his contract (so nobody gets shares stolen, no profit for the issuer by saying shareholder have to do as he says). But he could buyback shares according to contract or make arrangements with another exchange (for example.)

you are right.
even if glbse delist his asset the issuer still has to honor his contract.
its just not easy to see if he really does.

GLBSE issuers cannot honor their contracts without the assistance of GLBSE. They do no know who the asset holders are, and so cannot pay them.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 26, 2012, 11:03:18 AM
Where did I say, that the exit strategy will be set in stone because the issuer says so? He still has to stay by his contract (so nobody gets shares stolen, no profit for the issuer by saying shareholder have to do as he says). But he could buyback shares according to contract or make arrangements with another exchange (for example.)
you are right.
even if glbse delist his asset the issuer still has to honor his contract.
its just not easy to see if he really does.
GLBSE issuers cannot honor their contracts without the assistance of GLBSE. They do no know who the asset holders are, and so cannot pay them.
...which is where the claim codes come in.

GLBSE has already assisted... the rest is up to Goat.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on September 26, 2012, 11:05:20 AM
This would only work if either every single holder of his securities is honest or the community trusts him and GLBSE enough to believe that anyone who claims Goat refused to honor a claim code must be lying. I don't think either of these things are true. Do you?

(He actually could do a two-phase redemption. But considering he has no way to contact all his asset holders to arrange such a thing, the fact that it's technically possible doesn't help much.)

Good points. GLBSE would need to provide a messaging interface for Goat to communicate directly with the holder of the claim code.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: guruvan on September 26, 2012, 12:01:46 PM
from https://us.glbse.com/delisted/6009
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But thats not fair to me and other asset holders! We agree,it's not fair to holders of this asset, to other issers, asset holders and GLBSE itself. Delisting is a last measure when trying to deal with problematic asset issuers who are actively trying to damage GLBSE. We have a responsibility to all asset issuers and asset holders on GLBSE, if any one person is doing something that puts everyone else at risk, including GLBSE operators then they have to leave. This is a market we all share, for it to work we must all play nice.

Oh. puh lease, nefario.

This was a market we all shared. But your behavior is quickly going to make your market a market of one, with no need to share. This definitely made my decision much more solid. There is no fucking way I will do business with GLBSE until you are off the management team. This paragraph is an offense to all current and potential issuers.

Nefario, you have put GLBSE at FAR FAR more risk than Goat could ever dream. You are actively damaging GLBSE. (there is no try, only damage or damage not) At least one of your real shareholders expressed extreme irritation at your actions.

Hopefully GLBSE will make some significant management changes. I fear that the exodus is only going to continue.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: DeathAndTaxes on September 26, 2012, 01:09:22 PM

what i dont like about this is:
 - whoever sees that message first (this includes bond issuer) has the opportunity to sell all at a (relative) high price



that's why before publishing such message there usually will be a suspension of trading for half or one day in the traditional exchange.

this could work,

but what stops the issuer to simply say "operation closed" (of course: if he has a buyback clause this wouldnt work, but without it seems to be a good way for easy money)?

I think you are confusing asset risk with exchange risk.  If the asset is legit and the issuer still making payments delisting simply means the asset is removed from the exchange.  Shareholders will buy or sell depending on if they consider holding the asset to be worth the complexity of manual (off exchange) reconciliation.

If the asset is worthless scammer garbage and the asset issuer has no intention on repaying then it doesn't really matter if it remains listed or not.  It seems either you didn't think this through or your objection can be boiled down to "if it is delisted I won't be able to pawn this worthless asset on some sucker".  I don't think it is the job of the exchange to ensure you can sell something you own that is worthless for something.

That being said the way in which GLBSE handled the delisting was completely unprofessional.  No clear reason was given.  No timeline.  No notification to stakeholders.  Just "BLAM" we/I decided so it is gone.  Buisiness is all about taking calculated risks and Nefario actions over the last couple weeks have shown there is significant exchange risk, probably higher than many suspected.

For alternate players in the space NOW would be a good time to put policies in writing.  Black and white.  When/why/how are assets suspended.  when/why/how are assets delisted.  If you are a competitor to GLBSE and offer less exchange risk then you have a competitive advantage.  However simply being "not GLBSE" and not having yet suspended/delisted an asset isn't an advantage, it is simply another unknown.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: DeathAndTaxes on September 26, 2012, 01:12:58 PM
GLBSE issuers cannot honor their contracts without the assistance of GLBSE. They do no know who the asset holders are, and so cannot pay them.

Which is why IMHO the optimal solution is some cryptographic based smart property type system.  Now asset owners and shareholders could CHOOSE to use a smart-property compatible exchange for ease and liquidity but that wouldn't be a requirement.  The shareholder-asset-owner relationship should be able to survive the removal of the exchange.

I mean lets step back.  What happens tomorrow if Nefario is arrested by the UK equivelent of the SEC and the servers seized?  Is the answer "Oops?".


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: el_rlee on September 26, 2012, 02:03:18 PM
UK equivelent of the SEC
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Financial_Services_Authority


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 26, 2012, 02:10:01 PM
GLBSE issuers cannot honor their contracts without the assistance of GLBSE. They do no know who the asset holders are, and so cannot pay them.

Which is why IMHO the optimal solution is some cryptographic based smart property type system.  Now asset owners and shareholders could CHOOSE to use a smart-property compatible exchange for ease and liquidity but that wouldn't be a requirement.  The shareholder-asset-owner relationship should be able to survive the removal of the exchange.

I mean lets step back.  What happens tomorrow if Nefario is arrested by the UK equivelent of the SEC and the servers seized?  Is the answer "Oops?".

While he may be arrested the glbse data is backed up in several different places from what I understand. Whether another developer can operate the exchange is a different story though.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 26, 2012, 06:40:12 PM
Ahh, if only GLBSE was based on gpg signatures, like the real exchange is. In that case all these problems wouldn't exist, would they.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: ciuciu on September 26, 2012, 06:46:21 PM
Ahh, if only GLBSE was based on gpg signatures, like the real exchange is. In that case all these problems wouldn't exist, would they.

What other exchange? You mean the pedophile exchange?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: carlos on September 26, 2012, 06:58:43 PM
Why do you keep opening up GLBSE to such liability and bad publicity?
Not in my eyes. Actually this raises credibility of GLBSE.

Failure to meet obligations of SE can lead to delisting. SE is private held and its private relationship. SE has right to end relationship anytime (when there are justifiable reasons).

Good luck nefario!


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on September 26, 2012, 07:55:26 PM
Why do you keep opening up GLBSE to such liability and bad publicity?
Not in my eyes. Actually this raises credibility of GLBSE.

How? The problem isn't de-listing of a company, it's how it's done. What is your personal recommendation for people who are holding these shares?

Failure to meet obligations of SE can lead to delisting. SE is private held and its private relationship. SE has right to end relationship anytime (when there are justifiable reasons).

Of course. But what about GLBSE's obligations to me? I and others will definitely lose time AND money merely because of how this decision is carried out.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 27, 2012, 03:41:57 AM
Why do you keep opening up GLBSE to such liability and bad publicity?
Not in my eyes. Actually this raises credibility of GLBSE.
How? The problem isn't de-listing of a company, it's how it's done. What is your personal recommendation for people who are holding these shares?
I would recommend people who hold assets of the delisted company, contact the person who is operating the delisted company, as that person is who controls your shares.
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Failure to meet obligations of SE can lead to delisting. SE is private held and its private relationship. SE has right to end relationship anytime (when there are justifiable reasons).
Of course. But what about GLBSE's obligations to me? I and others will definitely lose time AND money merely because of how this decision is carried out.
What obligations to you are you talking about?

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 27, 2012, 04:30:29 AM
I would recommend people who hold assets of the delisted company, contact the person who is operating the delisted company, as that person is who controls your shares.
Both parties agreed that GLBSE would control who owned the shares. GLBSE gave them to Goat. They're not bearer bonds, they're not "your shares" just because you have a claim code issued by GLBSE. GLBSE has no authority to issue its customers claim codes that Goat must redeem. Goat never agreed to effectively a bearer bond and he certainly never agreed (nor would have under any circumstances) to a scheme where GLBSE issues its customers claim codes that Goat must honor.

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What obligations to you are you talking about?
I would assume GLBSE's obligation to secure its customers assets and transfer control of them only as agreed rather than giving them to the issuer without authorization from either party.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 27, 2012, 04:49:01 AM
I would recommend people who hold assets of the delisted company, contact the person who is operating the delisted company, as that person is who controls your shares.
Both parties agreed that GLBSE would control who owned the shares. GLBSE gave them to Goat. They're not bearer bonds, they're not "your shares" just because you have a claim code issued by GLBSE. GLBSE has no authority to issue its customers claim codes that Goat must redeem. Goat never agreed to effectively a bearer bond and he certainly never agreed (nor would have under any circumstances) to a scheme where GLBSE issues its customers claim codes that Goat must honor.
You seriously don't have a clue what you're talking about do you?

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What obligations to you are you talking about?
I would assume GLBSE's obligation to secure its customers assets and transfer control of them only as agreed rather than giving them to the issuer without authorization from either party.
You would assume wrong.

GLBSE's obligation to companies listed with his exchange, is to handle the accounting of who has what. TYGRR issues, are no longer listed with his exchange, and his exchange no longer handles that accounting

The claim codes aren't for "redeeming", they are so Goat can match up which shares belong to which asset-holder.

Since GLBSE operates with anonymous asset-holders, the claim codes represent the owner of the asset shares. It is up to the asset-holder, to self-identify themselves to Goat, so Goat knows who owns which shares.

The asset shares, were always associated with Goat's issues. They never belonged to, nor were in the possession of, GLBSE. All GLBSE did, was facilitate the trading of other people's shares, and handle the accounting work for the listed issue. Any obligations towards the shares you owned, are between you and the asset-issuer, via the contract they posted.

All of the companies that trade via the NYSE, don't give their shares to the NYSE, and the NYSE doesn't handle the shares themselves. They just handle the accounting and match buy and sell orders, and facilitate the transaction between the 2 third parties that want to exchange the shares between each other.

At no time, does the NYSE keep the shares in their possession. The listed companies get the lists of transactions, showing which shares were traded, and between who. (although, it is typically brokers in this case)

When a company delists from the NYSE, either voluntary, or through eviction, you may or may not get any warning about it. The company is supplied records showing the last state of trading at the time of the delisting, and the NYSE is no longer involved. The companies would either deal with their shareholders directly, or re-list on another exchange, like the NASDAQ. Companies moving from one exchange to another, or delisting to go private, is not necessarily common, but it isn't unusual either.

Being delisted from the GLBSE, just means that the TYGRR issues, are no longer traded through the GLBSE. That's it. It doesn't mean that you've been robbed of your shares, or that Nefario kept them, which he hasn't. Your shares still exist, as they always have, as that is between you and the company/issuer. The only thing that has changed, is it is not as convenient to trade them now as they used to be, since now, essentially, you're dealing with a private company/issue.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 27, 2012, 04:59:15 AM
I would recommend people who hold assets of the delisted company, contact the person who is operating the delisted company, as that person is who controls your shares.
Both parties agreed that GLBSE would control who owned the shares. GLBSE gave them to Goat. They're not bearer bonds, they're not "your shares" just because you have a claim code issued by GLBSE. GLBSE has no authority to issue its customers claim codes that Goat must redeem. Goat never agreed to effectively a bearer bond and he certainly never agreed (nor would have under any circumstances) to a scheme where GLBSE issues its customers claim codes that Goat must honor.

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What obligations to you are you talking about?
I would assume GLBSE's obligation to secure its customers assets and transfer control of them only as agreed rather than giving them to the issuer without authorization from either party.


The agreement already is between the issuer and the asset holder and glbse doesnt own anything. The codes simply tell goat which amount of shares belongs to which owner and if he really wanted to he could simply setup a new account at another exchange and issue people shares as they redeem the codes.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 27, 2012, 06:22:26 AM
GLBSE's obligation to companies listed with his exchange, is to handle the accounting of who has what. TYGRR issues, are no longer listed with his exchange, and his exchange no longer handles that accounting.
So GLBSE's obligation is to handle the sole account of who owns what, and they can simply stop handling that accounting any time they want?

Did GLBSE have an obligation to issue the claim codes at all? If not, then you're essentially arguing that GLBSE can abandon its customers (asset holders) any time it wants. If so, then they surely can't satisfy that obligation with a claim scheme that's fundamentally broken.

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The claim codes aren't for "redeeming", they are so Goat can match up which shares belong to which asset-holder.
Since that consumes the code, why is that not accurately described as "redeeming"?

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Since GLBSE operates with anonymous asset-holders, the claim codes represent the owner of the asset shares. It is up to the asset-holder, to self-identify themselves to Goat, so Goat knows who owns which shares.
The asset holders are anonymous and have to self-identify to get their assets? Nobody has yet proposed any scheme for using the claim codes that works.

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The asset shares, were always associated with Goat's issues. They never belonged to, nor were in the possession of, GLBSE. All GLBSE did, was facilitate the trading of other people's shares, and handle the accounting work for the listed issue. Any obligations towards the shares you owned, are between you and the asset-issuer, via the contract they posted.
I agree that the shares were never in the possession of GLBSE.

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When a company delists from the NYSE, either voluntary, or through eviction, you may or may not get any warning about it. The company is supplied records showing the last state of trading at the time of the delisting, and the NYSE is no longer involved. The companies would either deal with their shareholders directly, or re-list on another exchange, like the NASDAQ. Companies moving from one exchange to another, or delisting to go private, is not necessarily common, but it isn't unusual either.
Right, but that's only because the NYSE or the NASDAQ don't have any continuing obligation to maintain an accounting of who owns what shares. GLBSE isn't comparable in this regard. Each transaction of a share on GLBSE obligated GLBSE to maintain that ownership record, an obligation to the buyer that I don't think GLBSE can simply abandon. Anonymous exchanges can't work that way.

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Being delisted from the GLBSE, just means that the TYGRR issues, are no longer traded through the GLBSE. That's it. It doesn't mean that you've been robbed of your shares, or that Nefario kept them, which he hasn't. Your shares still exist, as they always have, as that is between you and the company/issuer. The only thing that has changed, is it is not as convenient to trade them now as they used to be, since now, essentially, you're dealing with a private company/issue.
Your shares still exist, you simply have no way to prove they're yours to the issuer. That's cold comfort. The claim codes don't work for reasons I've already explained.

Please, explain the redemption scheme that can be used with these codes. I can't figure out any possible scheme. How long does he wait to make sure he doesn't get two claims with the same code? What does he do if he does get two claims? What does he do if someone accuses him of scamming when they present a code that isn't on his list?

And please explain where GLBSE's agreement with either its buyers or its asset owners permitted it to unilaterally decide how the accounting will be perpetuated when a stock is delisted.

Also, the suddenness of the delisting appears to be a major "screw you" to GLBSE's customers. I don't know of any reason such a drastic measure was needed. Trading could have been suspended, all pending orders deleted, a good faith effort made to work out a plan (buyback, redemption, whatever) with Goat, and perhaps trading resumed for a limited period of time (with a warning click through or some such) for people who didn't want to go through a redemption process and risk their anonymity. GLBSE may have good reason not to work with Goat, but they should have put their other customers' interest ahead of that.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: markm on September 27, 2012, 06:42:39 AM
Thaks Joel, you seem to have made good arguments there for putting each issuer on a separate server-instance, as doing so would allow simply zipping the entire server-instance and sending it to the issuer or having the issuer download it.

They could then simply give it to another hosting company to fire it back up for them so they can themselves take care of migrating its contents over to a new server-contract whose private keys will not be accessible/known to the previous hoster.

-MarkM-


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on September 27, 2012, 08:53:41 AM
What is your personal recommendation for people who are holding these shares?
I would recommend people who hold assets of the delisted company, contact the person who is operating the delisted company, as that person is who controls your shares.

A redeeming code I get from GLBSE does not equate a contract Goat and I have signed (digital or otherwise). Your recommendation doesn't seem to be helping with the problem.

But what about GLBSE's obligations to me? I and others will definitely lose time AND money merely because of how this decision is carried out.
What obligations to you are you talking about?

GLBSE's obligation of handling the shares I own. The claim code I got doesn't have identical qualities with the representation of shares I owned through GLBSE. Even the potential existence and nature of these codes were unknown prior to this event, probably even by GLBSE.

Never mind that I was exposed to a situation that I had no way of predicting. It is GLBSE's obligation to keep me out of needless trouble. I'm still waiting for an explanation of why these assets were de-listed without prior notice to me. You can argue that the de-listing is Goat's fault, but the fact that I'm wasting time here instead of productive work and the risk that I won't be able to redeem my shares is entirely GLBSE's doing.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 27, 2012, 11:24:32 AM
I would recommend people who hold assets of the delisted company, contact the person who is operating the delisted company, as that person is who controls your shares.
Both parties agreed that GLBSE would control who owned the shares. GLBSE gave them to Goat. They're not bearer bonds, they're not "your shares" just because you have a claim code issued by GLBSE. GLBSE has no authority to issue its customers claim codes that Goat must redeem. Goat never agreed to effectively a bearer bond and he certainly never agreed (nor would have under any circumstances) to a scheme where GLBSE issues its customers claim codes that Goat must honor.

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What obligations to you are you talking about?
I would assume GLBSE's obligation to secure its customers assets and transfer control of them only as agreed rather than giving them to the issuer without authorization from either party.


The agreement already is between the issuer and the asset holder and glbse doesnt own anything. The codes simply tell goat which amount of shares belongs to which owner and if he really wanted to he could simply setup a new account at another exchange and issue people shares as they redeem the codes.

This is nonsense for multiple reasons, among which is the simple and obvious one that you can't have contracts between unknown parties. The only valid way to treat financials in BTC is as stemming from a contract between the issuer and the exchange (which is to say, the way MPEx does it).


I would also like to know why they were delisted. There should be an official reason if not well who knows who is next. Diablo-D3's operation was unfrozen after a month. No action was taken or explanation on why it was frozen and then unfrozen.



This.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: da2ce7 on September 27, 2012, 11:35:00 AM
For those interested, there are now Windows Builds of Moneychanger, (a client GUI for Open Transactions)

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=77301.0


Also feel free to join #opentransactions on freenode.   We are more than happy to help people with any issues they may have.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: bitlane on September 27, 2012, 12:27:19 PM
James McCarthy (GLBSE)

Sep 27 09:10 (HKT)

Hi XXXX,
if the issuer doesn't honor his agreement then you should press for legal action. The agreement is between the issuer and the asset holder. You may consider a group action.

The issuer has been given all the information he needs to identify asset holders and their balances.

Since the asset is no longer on GLBSE we are no longer involved.

GLBSE support.



It seems Nefario is telling people that they should call the police on me. That is a funny joke cuz only GLBSE can prove they ever had the shares.

These guys get to the police station and try to file a report. Police ask them for evidence, they say Nefario deleted it all (including the contracts) and gave them some "code" that no one accepts.

There is no way they can make a claim against me. It is really beyond the point of silliness.


Nefario must not have given the above statement, let alone this entire situation.....a single ounce of thought....LMAO

.....talk about all-time back-fires. I think it's fair to say that you are safe Goat.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 27, 2012, 01:47:50 PM
And the wtf just keeps piling on....


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: bitcoinbear on September 27, 2012, 02:46:49 PM
I assume Goat should have copies of his contracts, oh wait, one of them was "Test", looks like I had that one backed up in my brain :) If he did things right, they should have been gpg signed, so even if he brings out the copies people can still check to see they are correct.

Now Goat, here are a few simple steps to clear up this mess completely:

1 - Give Nefario a btc address and get your customers money from him.
2 - Go to cryptostocks, open up assets corresponding to the assets you had on GLBSE.
3 - Send out communication to assetholders, put up a big notice on this forum, if you have a website then put a notice there, etc, etc.
4 - Have asset holders provide you with the claim code and a cryptostocks account, transfer them the shares.
5 - Stop whining.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: bitcoinbear on September 27, 2012, 03:11:38 PM

1 - Give Nefario a btc address and get your customers money from him.
2 - Go to cryptostocks, open up assets corresponding to the assets you had on GLBSE.
3 - Send out communication to assetholders, put up a big notice on this forum, if you have a website then put a notice there, etc, etc.
4 - Have asset holders provide you with the claim code and a cryptostocks account, transfer them the shares.
5 - Stop whining.

Sure sounds reasonable let's see if we can do this...

Now what do I do if someone uses the code more than once? Since Nefario gave out the codes he will 100% back them correct?

Or what if they don't want a cryptostocks account?

Or I can't reach them?

In your comunications, explain clearly that codes will only be redemable once, to the first party that uses the code, and you are not liable if somebody lost or stole a code. Say something like "any shares not redemed in 3 months will be absorbed by the company". If they do not want a cryptostock account, I suppose they could sell the code to somebody who does.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: BadBear on September 27, 2012, 03:17:51 PM
I assume Goat should have copies of his contracts, oh wait, one of them was "Test", looks like I had that one backed up in my brain :) If he did things right, they should have been gpg signed, so even if he brings out the copies people can still check to see they are correct.

Now Goat, here are a few simple steps to clear up this mess completely:

1 - Give Nefario a btc address and get your customers money from him.
2 - Go to cryptostocks, open up assets corresponding to the assets you had on GLBSE.
3 - Send out communication to assetholders, put up a big notice on this forum, if you have a website then put a notice there, etc, etc.
4 - Have asset holders provide you with the claim code and a cryptostocks account, transfer them the shares.
5 - Stop whining.

Sure sounds reasonable let's see if we can do this...

Now what do I do if someone uses the code more than once? Since Nefario gave out the codes he will 100% back them correct?

Or what if they don't want a cryptostocks account?

Or I can't reach them?


I can see how it's a frustrating situation, what information were you given? I thought you were given contact emails and usernames too, can these not be used to verify claim codes as well? If more than one person is using the same email address, username, and claim codes then those should be withheld until it can be cleared up, but that's no reason to hold up the rest of them.

To address another concern, if someone uses an email address, claim code, and username to verify with you, and later someone else uses the same information, then they lost control of their account somehow which makes it their problem.  


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Dalkore on September 27, 2012, 03:25:06 PM
I'm sure Nefario will be reasonable and work something out once he cools down. He is just upset I would not trade him the "Fake" GLBSE assets. He is just upset and power tripping right now.

Rubbish, your a complete liability to do business with.


Can you explain how he is a liability?   It seems like each time he mentions these "fake" assets that were going to be honored and now they will not, you mention liability.   I work in sales and deal with difficult people all the time but I still deal with them.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: bitcoinbear on September 27, 2012, 03:28:48 PM

You want people to sell the codes and you want me to reject some of the codes? You also want me to refuse people from using the codes after 3 months. umm... This is not going to end well...  Honestly this sound like something Nefario would suggest.

No, I don't want them to sell the codes, but that is something they could do if they do not want to do the claim process themself. I was just suggesting you put a time limit on it so you don't have a bunch of unclaimed shares sitting around, and then sometime next year somebody tries to get their shares. Stating that codes will only be redemed to the first party who presents them would emphasise the fact that they should protect the code until they redeem it.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Dalkore on September 27, 2012, 03:31:30 PM
My obligation was with GLBSE. What happens if I pay back 50% and then GLBSE relists my assets like nothing happened? Then I'm really screwed as I owe them all again...



Why would glbse relist your assets ?



Wasn't your obligation to your asset holders not GLBSE?

What about GLBSE's Nefario's obligation, theyhe acts as the middle man, an asset issuer can't even get any data about who holds the asset.  Apparently GLBSENefario gets to fuck the issuers, then fuck the shareholders all while sitting in the middle with no liability, here's your secret code list, everything is all roses now.  If GLBSENefario is going to act like this, then theyhe need to get out from the middle of the shareholder-asset issuer relationship.  The asset issuer needs to know the usernames, withdraw addresses, number of shares owned of the shareholders.  Otherwise GLBSENefario DOES HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO THE SHAREHOLDERS AND THE ISSUERS.  One that is greater then, oh well weI quit, here's your secret code list.

The real risk is created when he exercises his complete authority with the appearance of whim or perfidy.  The fact that he singles out individuals for delisting/freezing/etc. based on various "legal" reasons exposes him to liability for all the other scams traded on his exchange.  By policing a few, he must police them all.

In addition, by acting arbitrarily, he exposes himself to accusations of wrongful conduct as his actions injure various parties.

Nefario has already admitted that he has permitted illicit activity up to this point and is only remediating his profitable criminal complicity at this time in order to gain government recognition as a trading entity.  The smartest move at this point would be to close GLBSE completely, responsibly settle accounts, and then establish a new exchange with stricter controls necessary for compliance.

However, he is in a situation where he wants to eat his cake and have it as well.  This will cause difficulty.

Nefario - I would read this one a couple times.   You really can't run an exchange like your own sandbox.   You have an obligation to all parties involved regardless of what you TOS says in principle.   You are scaring customers from your exchange.  Now they are worried their asset issuers will piss you off and then BAM!, gone.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 27, 2012, 03:43:49 PM
What is your personal recommendation for people who are holding these shares?
I would recommend people who hold assets of the delisted company, contact the person who is operating the delisted company, as that person is who controls your shares.
A redeeming code I get from GLBSE does not equate a contract Goat and I have signed (digital or otherwise). Your recommendation doesn't seem to be helping with the problem.
The contract  between you and Goat was in effect at the time you purchased the shares from Goat. You didn't buy them from GLBSE, and you didn't enter into a contract with GLBSE. The contract listed on the info page for that issue, wasn't between Goat and GLBSE, and it wasn't between GLBSE and you, it was between Goat and you.

The only purpose of the code, is so Goat can match up on his list, who owns what. GLBSE operated by keeping asset-holder's identities anonymous.

You're imagining a problem that simply doesn't exist.
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But what about GLBSE's obligations to me? I and others will definitely lose time AND money merely because of how this decision is carried out.
What obligations to you are you talking about?
GLBSE's obligation of handling the shares I own. The claim code I got doesn't have identical qualities with the representation of shares I owned through GLBSE. Even the potential existence and nature of these codes were unknown prior to this event, probably even by GLBSE.

Never mind that I was exposed to a situation that I had no way of predicting. It is GLBSE's obligation to keep me out of needless trouble. I'm still waiting for an explanation of why these assets were de-listed without prior notice to me. You can argue that the de-listing is Goat's fault, but the fact that I'm wasting time here instead of productive work and the risk that I won't be able to redeem my shares is entirely GLBSE's doing.
GLBSE doesn't have that obligation to you. TYGRR shares aren't listed at GLBSE anymore, and they are not obligated to continue handling accounting for assets that aren't even on his exchange anymore.

The claim code represents your identity. Nothing more.

As for GLBSE's obligation to keep you out of needless trouble? That argument could be used to support GLBSE's delisting of the TYGRR assets, but even if it doesn't get used that way, GLBSE is under no obligation to save you from yourself, or to manage the assets you own, of a company that isn't even trading on their platform anymore.

Your ability to 'redeem' your codes is entirely in Goat's hands. He is handling the management of his asset's owners now himself.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Dalkore on September 27, 2012, 03:48:19 PM
Why do you keep opening up GLBSE to such liability and bad publicity?
Not in my eyes. Actually this raises credibility of GLBSE.

Failure to meet obligations of SE can lead to delisting. SE is private held and its private relationship. SE has right to end relationship anytime (when there are justifiable reasons).

Good luck nefario!

I read through your posts.  You are user from a different account.  Your knowledge is well above a user with 26 post.   I call puppet.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 27, 2012, 03:51:16 PM
1 - Give Nefario a btc address and get your customers money from him.
2 - Go to cryptostocks, open up assets corresponding to the assets you had on GLBSE.
3 - Send out communication to assetholders, put up a big notice on this forum, if you have a website then put a notice there, etc, etc.
4 - Have asset holders provide you with the claim code and a cryptostocks account, transfer them the shares.
5 - Stop whining.
Sure sounds reasonable let's see if we can do this...

Now what do I do if someone uses the code more than once? Since Nefario gave out the codes he will 100% back them correct?

Or what if they don't want a cryptostocks account?

Or I can't reach them?
In your comunications, explain clearly that codes will only be redemable once, to the first party that uses the code, and you are not liable if somebody lost or stole a code. Say something like "any shares not redemed in 3 months will be absorbed by the company". If they do not want a cryptostock account, I suppose they could sell the code to somebody who does.
You want people to sell the codes and you want me to reject some of the codes? You also want me to refuse people from using the codes after 3 months. umm... This is not going to end well...  Honestly this sound like something Nefario would suggest.
He's giving you perfectly sensible and logical advice, Goat. Seriously, if you're going to continue to be involved in financial dealings, you're going to have to do better than you've been doing.

Nobody wants to financially back someone apparently incapable of working out things for himself.

Quit being an ass.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 27, 2012, 04:33:01 PM
TYGRR shares aren't listed at GLBSE anymore, and they are not obligated to continue handling accounting for assets that aren't even on his exchange anymore.
So let this be a warning to all GLBSE customers -- if GLBSE decides to delist any asset you hold, they believe they have no further obligation to track the ownership of that asset. And they are the only entity that *ever* had any such obligation. So if they delist, nobody has any obligation to track your ownership of the asset, unless the asset contract says otherwise.

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Your ability to 'redeem' your codes is entirely in Goat's hands. He is handling the management of his asset's owners now himself.
Sorry, when did Goat agree to redeem the equivalent of bearer bonds? Bearer bonds have higher risks than listed securities, and I don't believe Goat ever contracted to assume that risk. GLBSE isn't assuming it, right?

Who gave GLBSE the authority to turn Goat's listed security into the functional equivalent of a bearer bond?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 27, 2012, 05:30:49 PM

You want people to sell the codes and you want me to reject some of the codes? You also want me to refuse people from using the codes after 3 months. umm... This is not going to end well...  Honestly this sound like something Nefario would suggest.


It does, doesn't it. The same sort of ill-baked McGuyvering.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 27, 2012, 05:35:02 PM
TYGRR shares aren't listed at GLBSE anymore, and they are not obligated to continue handling accounting for assets that aren't even on his exchange anymore.
So let this be a warning to all GLBSE customers -- if GLBSE decides to delist any asset you hold, they believe they have no further obligation to track the ownership of that asset. And they are the only entity that *ever* had any such obligation. So if they delist, nobody has any obligation to track your ownership of the asset, unless the asset contract says otherwise.
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Your ability to 'redeem' your codes is entirely in Goat's hands. He is handling the management of his asset's owners now himself.
Sorry, when did Goat agree to redeem the equivalent of bearer bonds? Bearer bonds have higher risks than listed securities, and I don't believe Goat ever contracted to assume that risk. GLBSE isn't assuming it, right?

Who gave GLBSE the authority to turn Goat's listed security into the functional equivalent of a bearer bond?
Alright, look... I'm completely serious here, no joke...

You seriously need to learn what you're talking about, because you're just talking out of your ass.

Do yourself a favor and instead of your continued trolling, do something to actually learn something about what stocks and bonds are.

You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about, and you keep showing a pretty clear unwillingness to even learn about how things are actually done in the real world here.

Honest advice here, please heed it.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: bitcoinbear on September 27, 2012, 05:36:14 PM

You want people to sell the codes and you want me to reject some of the codes? You also want me to refuse people from using the codes after 3 months. umm... This is not going to end well...  Honestly this sound like something Nefario would suggest.


It does, doesn't it. The same sort of ill-baked McGuyvering.

So the alternative to what I suggested is what? Do absolutely nothing? Seems to be working out al right for you up to this point.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 27, 2012, 05:47:53 PM
Bearer bonds have higher risks than listed securities,

Sadly you're not talking to people who understand what those words mean.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: ciuciu on September 27, 2012, 05:55:19 PM
Bearer bonds have higher risks than listed securities,

Sadly you're not talking to people who understand what those words mean.

A pedophile like Mircea Popescu, knows everything about anything.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 27, 2012, 06:18:20 PM
Alright, look... I'm completely serious here, no joke...

You seriously need to learn what you're talking about, because you're just talking out of your ass.

Do yourself a favor and instead of your continued trolling, do something to actually learn something about what stocks and bonds are.

You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about, and you keep showing a pretty clear unwillingness to even learn about how things are actually done in the real world here.

Honest advice here, please heed it.
I cannot heed your advice. If I am incorrect, I can't just let myself stay that way. My devotion to truth and honesty will not allow it. I'm not trolling. I genuinely and honestly believe everything I've said.

And, in fact, in a few places where you have shown that I'm incorrect, I've abandoned those claims or acknowledged that you are correct. I can dig out the quotes if you don't believe me. If you feel like you nailed me on something and I just moved onto something else, you're probably right. There's not much point in focusing on something we agree on. I'll try to make a greater effort in the future to leave something you said that I agree with in and respond, "I agree" or something like that, rather than just cutting it because I agree with it.

If I'm wrong or ignorant, why would I just want to move on and stay that way? Are you saying I'm not capable of understanding these complex concepts?

When people disagree with you, particularly passionately, it is very easy to assume bad faith on their part. After all, you're pretty sure you're right. And your arguments seem convincing to you. I can tell you from many years of experience, people who conclude that others are paid shills or arguing in bad faith are almost always wrong. (The other people may be idiots, but even that's not the same thing.)


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: swissmate on September 27, 2012, 06:18:29 PM
What a bad image is all this giving to bitcoin.

The guy who owns GLBSE, just after Goat claims that GLBSE is a scam he just delist his bonds.

Doing that is not really mature as GLBSE is fundamental for bitcoin having a value, and you're just eliminating the bonds from one of the biggest guy in the bitcoin world when it comes to bonds.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: dentldir on September 27, 2012, 06:20:15 PM

The agreement already is between the issuer and the asset holder and glbse doesnt own anything. The codes simply tell goat which amount of shares belongs to which owner and if he really wanted to he could simply setup a new account at another exchange and issue people shares as they redeem the codes.

This is nonsense for multiple reasons, among which is the simple and obvious one that you can't have contracts between unknown parties. The only valid way to treat financials in BTC is as stemming from a contract between the issuer and the exchange (which is to say, the way MPEx does it).


I would also like to know why they were delisted. There should be an official reason if not well who knows who is next. Diablo-D3's operation was unfrozen after a month. No action was taken or explanation on why it was frozen and then unfrozen.


This.

Nefario's actions seem consistent with the following assumptions:

1) All fraudulent assets pose an imminent legal threat to the existence of the exchange (accomplice/accessory).
2) The distance between the accomplices/accessories and the exchange is too great for negotiation to be valuable.

Why does GLBSE has the authority to do whatever it wants? It's the only authority at GLBSE.  Seems they've simply taken a position in these matters (all moral and ethical determinations aside).

MPOE-PR has it exactly right though, contract law requires the acceptance of an offer between an offerer and an offeree where both are legal entities.  When one of the parties is unknown, contract law cant really apply.  (i.e. how to you prove the competency of an unknown party? what kind of representations can an unknown party make?)

That is the real problem with the claim codes.  They must tie back to the authentication process in GLBSE to "identify" their corresponding "unknown" owner.  (Hence the key setup at MPEx).

As to the fake GLBSE shares, a mistake is a valid reason for a court to dismiss an agreement.  If you take the position that there was a binding agreement on the fake GLBSE shares, then there is still a high chance that the agreement is unenforceable. (i.e. you can't say assets

IANAL.






Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Dalkore on September 27, 2012, 06:25:27 PM
Bearer bonds have higher risks than listed securities,

Sadly you're not talking to people who understand what those words mean.

A pedophile like Mircea Popescu, knows everything about anything.

Why do we keep resulting to personal character assassinations?   I get, you don't agree with their personal decisions, I don't either.  We should stick to the topic at hand and YOU should make another thread in "Off-topic" to discuss that users personal choices.



Smoovious  - What is your angle?  You are really vocal on this issue and really going after Goat.  Do you have a large exposure on GBLSE that this conversation is affect its value because customers of this exchange are vocalizing their dis-satisfaction with the policies and actions in a public forum?

Nefario - Will you please release your official statement on why Goat is a liability to "your" exchange?  We need to put this issue to rest because at this point, it looks like you did this because of a PERSONAL issue with Goat and not because he violated your TOS.   Your silence on this issue really makes people start to think that Maybe Goat has a point regardless if you like him as a person and a user on this forum.

Kindly,
D


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: ciuciu on September 27, 2012, 06:28:49 PM
Bearer bonds have higher risks than listed securities,

Sadly you're not talking to people who understand what those words mean.

A pedophile like Mircea Popescu, knows everything about anything.

Why do we keep resulting to personal character assassinations?   I get, you don't agree with their personal decisions, I don't either.  We should stick to the topic at hand and YOU should make another thread in "Off-topic" to discuss that users personal choices.



Smoovious  - What is your angle?  You are really vocal on this issue and really going after Goat.  Do you have a large exposure on GBLSE that this conversation is affect its value because customers of this exchange are vocalizing their dis-satisfaction with the policies and actions in a public forum?

Nefario - Will you please release your official statement on why Goat is a liability to "your" exchange?  We need to put this issue to rest because at this point, it looks like you did this because of a PERSONAL issue with Goat and not because he violated your TOS.   Your silence on this issue really makes people start to think that Maybe Goat has a point regardless if you like him as a person and a user on this forum.

Kindly,
D

The pedophile Mircea Popescu comes in every thread trowing garbage around. I will do the same for him. The difference is that, all I say about him is true.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Dalkore on September 27, 2012, 06:38:13 PM
The pedophile Mircea Popescu comes in every thread trowing garbage around. I will do the same for him. The difference is that, all I say about him is true.


So this is more about revenge on Mircea Popescu than actually adding to this discussion?  Carry-on I guess??? 

I just hope you realize we have a real important issue here with one of our exchanges and a large bond issuer and investors need to understand what the rules to this game are so we don't take on more risk that we calculated in the first place minus any Force majeure.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 27, 2012, 06:39:38 PM
Smoovious  - What is your angle?  You are really vocal on this issue and really going after Goat.  Do you have a large exposure on GBLSE that this conversation is affect its value because customers of this exchange are vocalizing their dis-satisfaction with the policies and actions in a public forum?
Nah, I don't have a large exposure anywhere. My BTC wealth isn't large enough to even be considered "meager" with the low hashrate I have, but that also means, that I can't just simply write things off as easily as others that do have large exposures.

I had more exposure with the pirate fiasco that I ended up getting hurt on a lot, but you didn't see me going off half-cocked about it. I rolled the dice, I lost, so be it.

I just hate all this fake controversy BS. People spouting out stuff as if they know what the F they're talking about when they don't, and don't even know enough to recognize that they don't know.

This escalation to make a big public spectacle of the whole thing, originated with Goat, from everything I understand, and after seeing his behavior over other issues, like a MtGox one a while back, he just isn't stable.

The only thing to gain by escalating it with this tantrum of his has the only purpose of trying to bring down GLBSE and Nefario. Any honest disagreement they had has been lost a long time ago by now. It just sickens me that supposedly intelligent people keep acting this way without the apparent ability to apply reason and logic.

I mean, seriously... OMFG!!! WHAT DO I DO IF SOMEONE USES A CODE TWICE!!? Figure it out... you don't have mommy around here to save you.

WHAT IF THE LIST ISN'T ACCURATE!!!... well, when you actually have some evidence of it not being accurate, then you have something to discuss, which can be verified by Nefario's last records if there is a dispute, but if yer not even going to bother trying to match the claim ID's to the asset-holders who present them, you don't have a leg to stand on. Any failure is on your shoulders if you can't be bothered to try to make good with your asset-holders.

BUT NEFARIO IS HOLDING MY BTC SO I CAN'T PAY ANYBODY!!!... the sooner you give him a BTC addy to send your balance to, the sooner you have them. this is a problem of your own making, man up, shut the F up, and give him an address to send your coin to, the only one preventing it is Goat himself.

Come on! Are the rest of you really so damned stupid that you keep falling for all of the BS that keeps getting posted? Are so many of you honestly so incapable of spotting BS and calling people on it when you see it?

Seriously, WHAT THE FUCK people...

Grow up.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on September 27, 2012, 06:42:59 PM
The contract  between you and Goat was in effect at the time you purchased the shares from Goat. You didn't buy them from GLBSE, and you didn't enter into a contract with GLBSE. The contract listed on the info page for that issue, wasn't between Goat and GLBSE, and it wasn't between GLBSE and you, it was between Goat and you.

The only purpose of the code, is so Goat can match up on his list, who owns what. GLBSE operated by keeping asset-holder's identities anonymous.

You're imagining a problem that simply doesn't exist.

First of all, I have the utmost respect for Nefario. But I must say that your defense isn't helping. I wish he got into this dialogue and ignored the trolls. Unfortunately he's done exactly the opposite.

Also, I think you are looking it the wrong way. As a customer, I see a situation where things could have been handled much much better with just an ounce of professionalism. I have the right to complain. The idea of codes may or may not work, we don't know. I didn't ask to be handed the responsibility to judge whether an ad-hoc invention will work in this case. Did we really really need to be in this situation? I can imagine countless ways that GLBSE could have avoided putting us in this mess, so why did it?

Anyway, let me walk you through the thread.

  • I have the code, I'm already wasting my time, I'm not receiving any dividends, I can't sell my shares, so regardless of whose fault it is, there is a problem. First acknowledge that.
  • Second, there were zero number of reasons to abruptly delist this asset. If you really think there is, please list them.
  • Purely because this asset is delisted without notice, I can't get rid of them. The codes don't have the property of being transferred, so I'm in this nasty situation where I have the incentive to waste my time arguing here.
  • However, purely because this asset is delisted without notice, I can't get more of them to make this worth the effort.
  • Therefore I have suffered because of GLBSE's decision. They could have easily prevented this, which is a very legitimate accusation from me as a customer. If you think they couldn't have handled it better, please explain.
  • If you read the comments in this thread, people are suggesting that these codes can be sold. Some people will "buy" these codes. Can you see the scale of trouble everyone will get into when this inevitably happens? I think you are mostly reciting from memory. I humbly suggest you to read the comments more carefully and understand why this is different from the situations you know about.
  • GLBSE declared "in effect" that it won't consider itself responsible for any of the trouble that's at least initiated by their own actions.

Now, regarding GLBSE's role, you are, for some reason, ignoring what I said about the nature of the codes and the nature of a signed contract.

GLBSE doesn't have that obligation to you. TYGRR shares aren't listed at GLBSE anymore, and they are not obligated to continue handling accounting for assets that aren't even on his exchange anymore.

The claim code represents your identity. Nothing more.

As for GLBSE's obligation to keep you out of needless trouble? That argument could be used to support GLBSE's delisting of the TYGRR assets, but even if it doesn't get used that way, GLBSE is under no obligation to save you from yourself, or to manage the assets you own, of a company that isn't even trading on their platform anymore.

Your ability to 'redeem' your codes is entirely in Goat's hands. He is handling the management of his asset's owners now himself.

I am quite capable of comprehending the fact that GLBSE declared that it doesn't have an obligation to trade these shares anymore. I don't know how this is related to what I said though. Do they have the right to do that? Sure. Do they have the right to terminate every single asset tomorrow morning? Sure. Do these facts make them a pain in my ass? Definitely.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Dalkore on September 27, 2012, 06:47:26 PM
Smoovious  - What is your angle?  You are really vocal on this issue and really going after Goat.  Do you have a large exposure on GBLSE that this conversation is affect its value because customers of this exchange are vocalizing their dis-satisfaction with the policies and actions in a public forum?
Nah, I don't have a large exposure anywhere. My BTC wealth isn't large enough to even be considered "meager" with the low hashrate I have, but that also means, that I can't just simply write things off as easily as others that do have large exposures.

I had more exposure with the pirate fiasco that I ended up getting hurt on a lot, but you didn't see me going off half-cocked about it. I rolled the dice, I lost, so be it.

I just hate all this fake controversy BS. People spouting out stuff as if they know what the F they're talking about when they don't, and don't even know enough to recognize that they don't know.

This escalation to make a big public spectacle of the whole thing, originated with Goat, from everything I understand, and after seeing his behavior over other issues, like a MtGox one a while back, he just isn't stable.

The only thing to gain by escalating it with this tantrum of his has the only purpose of trying to bring down GLBSE and Nefario. Any honest disagreement they had has been lost a long time ago by now. It just sickens me that supposedly intelligent people keep acting this way without the apparent ability to apply reason and logic.

I mean, seriously... OMGF!!! WHAT DO I DO IF SOMEONE USES A CODE TWICE!!? Figure it out... you don't have mommy around here to save you.

WHAT IF THE LIST ISN'T ACCURATE!!!... well, when you actually have some evidence of it not being accurate, then you have something to discuss, which can be verified by Nefario's last records if there is a dispute, but if yer not even going to bother trying to match the claim ID's to the asset-holders who present them, you don't have a leg to stand on. Any failure is on your shoulders if you can't be bothered to try to make good with your asset-holders.

BUT NEFARIO IS HOLDING MY BTC SO I CAN'T PAY ANYBODY!!!... the sooner you give him a BTC addy to send your balance to, the sooner you have them. this is a problem of your own making, man up, shut the F up, and give him an address to send your coin to, the only one preventing it is Goat himself.

Come on! Are the rest of you really so damned stupid that you keep falling for all of the BS that keeps getting posted? Are so many of you honestly so incapable of spotting BS and calling people on it when you see it?

Seriously, WHAT THE FUCK people...

Grow up.

-- Smoov


Yes, Goat is an attention getter on this forum (they all have some), but I actually think we have some facts that has not come to light yet that Goat has hinted at and with Nefario's actions and lack of an official statement, he might actually be right even if you don't like the guy or his business practices.  

We need clarification on this issue, if Goat can be treated like this, others might be as well.   It really seems like with the Pirate scam and these "fake" assets with promises made, this action was not actually by policy but something more and we have a right to know what these hidden polices are or atleast to know there are policies we will NOT know about and this can happen if YOUR asset issuers is an ASSHAT on these forums or too Nefario directly.  



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 27, 2012, 06:48:36 PM
This escalation to make a big public spectacle of the whole thing, originated with Goat, from everything I understand, and after seeing his behavior over other issues, like a MtGox one a while back, he just isn't stable.
I agree that Goat did a lot to escalate this situation, but from what is publicly known, it really looks like the real escalation was Nefario's decision to immediately delist all of Goat's assets. Because this had a serious harmful effect on GLBSE's customers, Nefario should not have done this without an extremely good reason, and no such reason is known.

Ideally, Nefario should have just let Goat bloviate in the forums for awhile. He would have prevailed on the scam accusation regarding his offer, as he in fact did. Nefario would have looked like the mature adult and Goat would have looked like he usually does. And that would have been that. GLBSE would have protected its customers' interests in their assets.

If the decision had to be that Goat was such a great risk that GLBSE did not want to list his assets anymore, which is GLBSE's right to decide, that could have been handled *way* better. Suspending trading, removing all pending orders, try to work with Goat on a redemption scheme, possibly allow trading for a limited period of time (with a click-through warning) for those who don't like the terms of the redemption scheme, and so on.

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The only thing to gain by escalating it with this tantrum of his has the only purpose of trying to bring down GLBSE and Nefario. Any honest disagreement they had has been lost a long time ago by now. It just sickens me that supposedly intelligent people keep acting this way without the apparent ability to apply reason and logic.
Well, the other purpose is to fix this problem for good. For example, asset contracts should include an explanation of what happens if an asset is delisted. GLBSE should have a policy that reserves immediate delisting for only the very most severe cases. The contours of GLBSE's obligation to protect its customers' ownership interests should be more precisely defined. GLBSE could emerge from this stronger.

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I mean, seriously... OMGF!!! WHAT DO I DO IF SOMEONE USES A CODE TWICE!!? Figure it out... you don't have mommy around here to save you.
The problem is that this is a risk GLBSE unilaterally imposed on Goat and nobody has yet figured it out.

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WHAT IF THE LIST ISN'T ACCURATE!!!... well, when you actually have some evidence of it not being accurate, then you have something to discuss, which can be verified by Nefario's last records if there is a dispute, but if yer not even going to bother trying to match the claim ID's to the asset-holders who present them, you don't have a leg to stand on. Any failure is on your shoulders if you can't be bothered to try to make good with your asset-holders.
How would this work? Say someone presents a claim code to Goat that isn't on his list. If that person makes a scammer accusation and GLBSE doesn't say anything publicly, what happens? Is GLBSE obligated to help Goat resolve the issue? If not, then you are asking Goat to take a huge risk.

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BUT NEFARIO IS HOLDING MY BTC SO I CAN'T PAY ANYBODY!!!... the sooner you give him a BTC addy to send your balance to, the sooner you have them. this is a problem of your own making, man up, shut the F up, and give him an address to send your coin to, the only one preventing it is Goat himself.
If that really is the issue, then that shouldn't be an issue. I agree.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: ciuciu on September 27, 2012, 06:51:46 PM
The pedophile Mircea Popescu comes in every thread trowing garbage around. I will do the same for him. The difference is that, all I say about him is true.


So this is more about revenge on Mircea Popescu than actually adding to this discussion?  Carry-on I guess??? 

I just hope you realize we have a real important issue here with one of our exchanges and a large bond issuer and investors need to understand what the rules to this game are so we don't take on more risk that we calculated in the first place minus any Force majeure.

I agree with you, but the fact that Mircea Popescu is a pedophile running a porno website on the same domain as a bitcoin exchange is a big liability.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Dalkore on September 27, 2012, 06:56:00 PM
The pedophile Mircea Popescu comes in every thread trowing garbage around. I will do the same for him. The difference is that, all I say about him is true.


So this is more about revenge on Mircea Popescu than actually adding to this discussion?  Carry-on I guess??? 

I just hope you realize we have a real important issue here with one of our exchanges and a large bond issuer and investors need to understand what the rules to this game are so we don't take on more risk that we calculated in the first place minus any Force majeure.

I agree with you, but the fact that Mircea Popescu is a pedophile running a porno website on the same domain as a bitcoin exchange is a big liability.

Can you please provide proof he or she (don't know) is a pedophile?   Do you have their rap-sheet or something?   


I did not know what was the case.  That is a big liability and it should be remedied immediately. 

Thank you for giving me some context.  I have seen this claim a few times but it was always in debates so I did not know the back-story.  Proof would be good to settle the matter or please refrain.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on September 27, 2012, 06:56:41 PM
I mean, seriously... OMFG!!! WHAT DO I DO IF SOMEONE USES A CODE TWICE!!? Figure it out... you don't have mommy around here to save you.

It's all about what kind of establishment GLBSE is. Some of us have experience in developing and running similar services and can extrapolate from details we notice. Do you suggest I stay with this particular company after they have demonstrated incompetence in such a minor issue? It's of no consequence whether I can figure it out. Why do you think they didn't figure it out, instead of me? What do I pay them for? I was also considering buying a big chunk of GLBSE and now I'm not. These are very practical matters that one may need to figure out. You know, we don't have a mommy around and all that.

Please pay more attention to differentiating the important issues from the trolling, both of which is going on in the same thread.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Dalkore on September 27, 2012, 07:07:34 PM
I mean, seriously... OMFG!!! WHAT DO I DO IF SOMEONE USES A CODE TWICE!!? Figure it out... you don't have mommy around here to save you.

It's all about what kind of establishment GLBSE is. Some of us have experience in developing and running similar services and can extrapolate from details we notice. Do you suggest I stay with this particular company after they have demonstrated incompetence in such a minor issue? It's of no consequence whether I can figure it out. Why do you think they didn't figure it out, instead of me? What do I pay them for? I was also considering buying a big chunk of GLBSE and now I'm not. These are very practical matters that one may need to figure out. You know, we don't have a mommy around and all that.

Please pay more attention to differentiating the important issues from the trolling, both of which is going on in the same thread.


Yes, this is my concern as well.  This is the only issue.   The reason we are talking about Goat is because he has been affected by this unilateral decision and we need a official explanation for why this happened.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 27, 2012, 07:39:34 PM
I mean, seriously... OMFG!!! WHAT DO I DO IF SOMEONE USES A CODE TWICE!!? Figure it out... you don't have mommy around here to save you.

Your proposition boils down to "arbitrary". Bitcoin is all about providing mathematical solutions in place of arbitrary solutions. As such, your entire line of thought is utterly misplaced. It's not that you haven't offered a good solution. It's that the entire philosophical grounding you try to build a solution upon is completely contrary to Bitcoin's. You're a geocentrist trying to participate in a Copernican dispute.


WHAT IF THE LIST ISN'T ACCURATE!!!... well, when you actually have some evidence of it not being accurate, then you have something to discuss,

This is the exact sort of stupidity that has caused the problems the community is trying to solve. You don't act first, think about what you've done later unless your goal is to spend a lot of time in the shade, within concrete. Again, your paradigm is not only slightly broken, it is irretrievably and completely broken.

BUT NEFARIO IS HOLDING MY BTC SO I CAN'T PAY ANYBODY!!!... the sooner you give him a BTC addy to send your balance to, the sooner you have them.

There's some valid concern that such a move would also acquiesce what is, to that party, an unacceptable arrangement. If someone steals your car then offers to give you back the spare tire you may have very good reason not to take the spare tire without the car.


Come on! Are the rest of you really so damned stupid that you keep falling for all of the BS that keeps getting posted? Are so many of you honestly so incapable of spotting BS and calling people on it when you see it?

Seriously, WHAT THE FUCK people...

Quite the contrary: we don't tend to call things we don't understand "bs" simply because we don't understand them. Hint hint.

We need clarification on this issue, if Goat can be treated like this, others might be as well.   It really seems like with the Pirate scam and these "fake" assets with promises made, this action was not actually by policy but something more and we have a right to know what these hidden polices are or atleast to know there are policies we will NOT know about and this can happen if YOUR asset issuers is an ASSHAT on these forums or too Nefario directly.  

There is certainly a lot to this. Goat isn't simply an asset holder, Goat is someone who worked in conjunction with GLBSE to, among other things, create fake volume on GLBSE by trading his own shares (a practice GLBSE supported by waiving transaction fees for Goat, but not for others).

In short, neither party is either honest or forthcoming to all of this. Which is why they're being judged on the actions alone, and aren't getting any slack as honest people might have gotten.





Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: ciuciu on September 27, 2012, 07:50:07 PM
The pedophile Mircea Popescu comes in every thread trowing garbage around. I will do the same for him. The difference is that, all I say about him is true.


So this is more about revenge on Mircea Popescu than actually adding to this discussion?  Carry-on I guess???  

I just hope you realize we have a real important issue here with one of our exchanges and a large bond issuer and investors need to understand what the rules to this game are so we don't take on more risk that we calculated in the first place minus any Force majeure.

I agree with you, but the fact that Mircea Popescu is a pedophile running a porno website on the same domain as a bitcoin exchange is a big liability.

Can you please provide proof he or she (don't know) is a pedophile?   Do you have their rap-sheet or something?  


I did not know what was the case.  That is a big liability and it should be remedied immediately.  

Thank you for giving me some context.  I have seen this claim a few times but it was always in debates so I did not know the back-story.  Proof would be good to settle the matter or please refrain.

Here is a thread about it. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102333.0
A lot of the models on his website look very underage, beside cut up babies and other things.
He tries to spin it for a 4chan, but everything there is posted by him trying to attract other degenerates.
He didn't have success in porn, so he is trying here for his next scam.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 27, 2012, 08:00:42 PM
  • I have the code, I'm already wasting my time, I'm not receiving any dividends, I can't sell my shares, so regardless of whose fault it is, there is a problem. First acknowledge that.
You still should be getting credited for your dividends by Goat. What he'll have to do, is as dividends are ready to go out, he will do the math himself to figure out how much per share, then manually send them out to the people who have identified themselves via their claim code. Any bonds that haven't been linked to the owner yet, would have those dividends held in escrow until those share are identified, at which point, they will receive the generated dividends that the asset-holder held reserved for them.
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  • Second, there were zero number of reasons to abruptly delist this asset. If you really think there is, please list them.
I can't say zero reasons. When a client/customer initiates actions for the sole purpose of causing harm to your business, you have every right to refuse service from that point on, or, in the case of a contract between the two, if it isn't a condition in the separation clause, the business can simply not renew the contract when it expires. No notice is required.
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  • Purely because this asset is delisted without notice, I can't get rid of them. The codes don't have the property of being transferred, so I'm in this nasty situation where I have the incentive to waste my time arguing here.
You can't get rid of them on GLBSE, but there is nothing stopping you from arranging a private sale, and doing it through the asset issuer so the issuer can update his records.

I'll grant you, that you've lost the convenience of an automated exchange to do all of this accounting for the asset issuer, but that is something the issuer will have to work out for himself, if he doesn't want to do the accounting.
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  • However, purely because this asset is delisted without notice, I can't get more of them to make this worth the effort.
See above answer
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  • Therefore I have suffered because of GLBSE's decision. They could have easily prevented this, which is a very legitimate accusation from me as a customer. If you think they couldn't have handled it better, please explain.
Certainly it could have been handled better, there is little dispute about that, but that isn't the same as saying that it is unworkable and|or can't be done. GLBSE wasn't the supplier, just the facilitator. Maybe a broker would be willing to chase around the issues he is managing for you as the customer, but GLBSE wasn't necessarily a broker, just an exchange, that handled the accounting for the assets. Plenty of room for argument on that point however, I'll agree.
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  • If you read the comments in this thread, people are suggesting that these codes can be sold. Some people will "buy" these codes. Can you see the scale of trouble everyone will get into when this inevitably happens? I think you are mostly reciting from memory. I humbly suggest you to read the comments more carefully and understand why this is different from the situations you know about.
Personally, I think people choosing to sell the claim codes themselves, would be foolish to do so. Their only purpose is for the asset issuer to match holders to the shares they own off of the issuer's list. At that point, if the holder wishes to sell his shares to someone else, person to person, both parties will have to do it through the asset issuer himself, as he is handling the accounting for it now.
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  • GLBSE declared "in effect" that it won't consider itself responsible for any of the trouble that's at least initiated by their own actions.
We can plenty argue over who initiated what, but it has little relevance to the situation we have now. That ship has sailed. The way I see it, you're going to keep having two camps. One camp who believes that the exchange has to put up with all the BS that is being fanned by the owners of the companies listed on their exchange, even if that BS is detrimental to the exchange itself, and you'll have the other camp who believes that no company has a right to be listed on the exchange, and the exchange can't be forced to keep a company listed, or be forced to continue trading, or handling, any transactions involved with the now-delisted company.

I'm in the latter camp.

Basing it solely on the public information I have seen posted, Goat was in the wrong, and created this situation himself. I can't blame Nefario one bit for evicting him off of the exchange at the point that he did. I probably would have done the same thing more or less.

One change I may have done, was to just halt trading of all of the assets, with a notice of why they were halted, to prepare for delisting it, and accept no more trading at all at that point. Then take a little more time compiling the list of share owners together, to send to Goat.

It wouldn't change the outcome of course, but it would have just dragged it out a little longer. Sometimes it is just best to make a clean quick break and be done with it.

I also wouldn't have run anonymously. The top 10 or 15 shareholders would be shown in the company info page, and the company CEO would have access to the complete current list at any time through whatever CEO menu available to them.

Since GLBSE was running anonymously, however, and that information wasn't normally available, then you have the additional responsibility to preserve the trader's identity and honor that anonymity. In order to do that, you would have to have a method where a share|bond holder can be linked up with the list of holders the CEO has. That's where the claim code comes in.

Your shares aren't gone. That was between you and the asset issuer, regardless of if an exchange was man-in-the-middle or not. To claim that they have been voided, or are now gone, is disingenuous.

This is by far a perfect situation, or outcome, but it is by no means, unworkable. It is just going to require a lot more work between the people involved now, which we have previously taken for granted.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 27, 2012, 08:01:22 PM
Here is a thread about it. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102333.0
Don't confuse distributing child pornography with being a pedophile. Those are two very different things.

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A lot of the models on his website look very underage, beside cut up babies and other things.
Pedophilia is an interest in prepubescent children. Not all nudity is pornography. Not everyone who looks underage is underage. And 18 isn't the age of consent everywhere.

I'm not going to search the site for child pornography, but I will say that a lot of things people think are child pornography are actually not illegal. However, my personal experience has been that people who got their start in the seemier side of the Internet porn industry, even if totally legal, generally are not the kind of people who tend to do the right thing when it matters.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Dalkore on September 27, 2012, 08:06:01 PM
@ MPOE-PR - To be fair, you are another exchange operator so you do have a slight bias in this matter.  You are also bringing up another issue that isn't in this current topic.   We are dealing with GBLSE's responsibilty to its Asset Issuers and Holders and what actions we can expect in the future and in this situation.    We have an action that looks to be personally motivated and not something clearly against any TOS agreement other than the operator has said they can take any unilateral action they want which is quite MATERIAL if you are going to trade or issue through the platform.  

What I am still waiting on is the official statement on why these actions were taken in such a manner without prior notice to the asset holders which have been just as affected if not more so because of the elimination on any real liquidity on such a large issue bond.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 27, 2012, 08:07:24 PM
The way I see it, you're going to keep having two camps. One camp who believes that the exchange has to put up with all the BS that is being fanned by the owners of the companies listed on their exchange, even if that BS is detrimental to the exchange itself, and you'll have the other camp who believes that no company has a right to be listed on the exchange, and the exchange can't be forced to keep a company listed, or be forced to continue trading, or handling, any transactions involved with the now-delisted company.

I'm in the latter camp.


This is a red herring (one of the many that compose pretty much entirely your above post). Nobody is discussing what you're discussing, you've not touched at all on any issue under discussion etc.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Dalkore on September 27, 2012, 08:12:38 PM
Smoovious - I can't say zero reasons. When a client/customer initiates actions for the sole purpose of causing harm to your business, you have every right to refuse service from that point on.


Smoovious - Can you elaborate on this?  What are these actions that were initiated with the sole purpose to harm GBLSE?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 27, 2012, 08:17:10 PM
Smoovious - Can you elaborate on this?  What are these actions that were initiated with the sole purpose to harm GBLSE?
I presume he means Goat's attempt to get Nefario a scammer tag and most likely private events associated with that. For example, it wouldn't surprise me at all if Goat threatened to pursue getting Nefario a scammer tag before that to try to extort a better settlement on the fake GLBSE stock from Nefario. However, it really does seem to me that Nefario failed to consider the collateral damage to GLBSE customers when he responded by delisting all of Goat's assets immediately and implementing a claim code scheme that appears to have been hastily contrived by a dim third grader.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: markm on September 27, 2012, 08:22:04 PM
This anonymity part is interesting. I had not realised that Nefario did not know who his customers are.

I kind of thought that issuers were relying on the exchange to know the customers so that the issuers could deal solely with the exchange, whom they did know, thus satisfy any requirement that they know their customer by pointing at their sole customer, who happens to find it very useful to maintain numerous separate accounts to which dividends etc are sent.

I am biased I guess though from my ongoing hopes that I might be able to find third parties who will do all buying and selling of my tokens with end users so all I need to know are those third parties and not pry into their business of who exactly their own customers might be.

-MarkM-


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 27, 2012, 08:22:27 PM
This escalation to make a big public spectacle of the whole thing, originated with Goat, from everything I understand, and after seeing his behavior over other issues, like a MtGox one a while back, he just isn't stable.
I agree that Goat did a lot to escalate this situation, but from what is publicly known, it really looks like the real escalation was Nefario's decision to immediately delist all of Goat's assets. Because this had a serious harmful effect on GLBSE's customers, Nefario should not have done this without an extremely good reason, and no such reason is known.
Not publicly, anyways...

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Ideally, Nefario should have just let Goat bloviate in the forums for awhile. He would have prevailed on the scam accusation regarding his offer, as he in fact did. Nefario would have looked like the mature adult and Goat would have looked like he usually does. And that would have been that. GLBSE would have protected its customers' interests in their assets.

If the decision had to be that Goat was such a great risk that GLBSE did not want to list his assets anymore, which is GLBSE's right to decide, that could have been handled *way* better. Suspending trading, removing all pending orders, try to work with Goat on a redemption scheme, possibly allow trading for a limited period of time (with a click-through warning) for those who don't like the terms of the redemption scheme, and so on.
I'd go along with this, but only if Goat ceased all of his attempts to further damage GLBSE's business, immediately, with that agreement being immediately void, the very next time Goat uttered a word to further fan the flames.

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The only thing to gain by escalating it with this tantrum of his has the only purpose of trying to bring down GLBSE and Nefario. Any honest disagreement they had has been lost a long time ago by now. It just sickens me that supposedly intelligent people keep acting this way without the apparent ability to apply reason and logic.
Well, the other purpose is to fix this problem for good. For example, asset contracts should include an explanation of what happens if an asset is delisted. GLBSE should have a policy that reserves immediate delisting for only the very most severe cases. The contours of GLBSE's obligation to protect its customers' ownership interests should be more precisely defined. GLBSE could emerge from this stronger.
Agreed. Very important to get a much more fleshed out TOS, specifically spelled out procedures in place, separation clauses, statements of liability, etc. The lack of specifics does tend to create more problems.

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I mean, seriously... OMFG!!! WHAT DO I DO IF SOMEONE USES A CODE TWICE!!? Figure it out... you don't have mommy around here to save you.
The problem is that this is a risk GLBSE unilaterally imposed on Goat and nobody has yet figured it out.
It seemed to me that the current system was put into place quite quickly. As for nobody being able to figure it out? Well, this is what happens when reasoning and critical thinking is no longer a priority in our school systems anymore. It seems pretty obvious how to handle it in that situation. Granted, there isn't an automated way to do it, you'd have to contact Nefario to help confirm which one was valid, but a system in place where a CEO could get on GLBSE, put in the issue name, the claim code, the claimant's username, and the email address that the claimant is using with their communication with the CEO, and have GLBSE either confirm or deny that the information matches their record.

In the case of 2 people claming they have the same claim code, both using the same address, both supplying the same username, and both supplying the same email address that the code is linked to, then you send an email to that email address, ask them to send you an email from that email address, and whichever one of them, can, is the proper owner.

Or you can try something else. In any event, if more than one person submits the same claim code, then you don't allocate it to either one of them until it gets resolved.

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WHAT IF THE LIST ISN'T ACCURATE!!!... well, when you actually have some evidence of it not being accurate, then you have something to discuss, which can be verified by Nefario's last records if there is a dispute, but if yer not even going to bother trying to match the claim ID's to the asset-holders who present them, you don't have a leg to stand on. Any failure is on your shoulders if you can't be bothered to try to make good with your asset-holders.
How would this work? Say someone presents a claim code to Goat that isn't on his list. If that person makes a scammer accusation and GLBSE doesn't say anything publicly, what happens? Is GLBSE obligated to help Goat resolve the issue? If not, then you are asking Goat to take a huge risk.
"Nefario... someone is giving me a code that I don't find on my list... can you confirm this code is in use or not?", and if it turns out there is a discrepancy, then it is dealt with, and a revised list gets sent out with the correction, and if it turns out there isn't a discrepancy and the code isn't valid, you tell the scammer to take a hike. This isn't brain surgery.

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BUT NEFARIO IS HOLDING MY BTC SO I CAN'T PAY ANYBODY!!!... the sooner you give him a BTC addy to send your balance to, the sooner you have them. this is a problem of your own making, man up, shut the F up, and give him an address to send your coin to, the only one preventing it is Goat himself.
If that really is the issue, then that shouldn't be an issue. I agree.
Yeah... according to an older post by Goat, which I don't have handy at the moment, that's how it is going down.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 27, 2012, 08:25:36 PM
I mean, seriously... OMFG!!! WHAT DO I DO IF SOMEONE USES A CODE TWICE!!? Figure it out... you don't have mommy around here to save you.
It's all about what kind of establishment GLBSE is. Some of us have experience in developing and running similar services and can extrapolate from details we notice. Do you suggest I stay with this particular company after they have demonstrated incompetence in such a minor issue? It's of no consequence whether I can figure it out. Why do you think they didn't figure it out, instead of me? What do I pay them for? I was also considering buying a big chunk of GLBSE and now I'm not. These are very practical matters that one may need to figure out. You know, we don't have a mommy around and all that.

Please pay more attention to differentiating the important issues from the trolling, both of which is going on in the same thread.
Until someone can actually demonstrate that a code has been used twice, this is all trolling.

Many people are assuming that Nefario isn't already taking steps to make sure that the codes are unique. I'm not making that assumption.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Dalkore on September 27, 2012, 08:30:22 PM
Smoovious - Can you elaborate on this?  What are these actions that were initiated with the sole purpose to harm GBLSE?
I presume he means Goat's attempt to get Nefario a scammer tag and most likely private events associated with that. For example, it wouldn't surprise me at all if Goat threatened to pursue getting Nefario a scammer tag before that to try to extort a better settlement on the fake GLBSE stock from Nefario. However, it really does seem to me that Nefario failed to consider the collateral damage to GLBSE customers when he responded by delisting all of Goat's assets immediately and implementing a claim code scheme that appears to have been hastily contrived by a dim third grader.


Joel, thank you.  

This sounds like speculation, I have read a few bits around this too.  This is why we need an official statement from Nefario of GBLSE.  Then after that is released (because he took these actions that affected his customers), we should have an official response from Goat so we can figure out what is going on here.   Both statements should be locked so they can stay official and they should be concise and not filled with anything that can not be backed up my hard evidence.   No personal attacks.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Puppet on September 27, 2012, 08:43:40 PM
Suggestion to fix the claim code liability.

When someone makes a claim to goat,  he gives the code, goat forwards the request to nefario. Nefario then puts something on GLBSE that the claimant has to confirm (after logging in of course) that he indeed made that claim. Nefario forwards this confirmation to goat. If no one else has claimed the same code meanwhile, its deemed valid and there can be no discussion.

The only way to make a false claim  would be by hacking the GLSBE account, in which case, the claimants assets would be lost anyway.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 27, 2012, 08:44:49 PM
I'm glad we have such large areas of agreement. But:

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How would this work? Say someone presents a claim code to Goat that isn't on his list. If that person makes a scammer accusation and GLBSE doesn't say anything publicly, what happens? Is GLBSE obligated to help Goat resolve the issue? If not, then you are asking Goat to take a huge risk.
"Nefario... someone is giving me a code that I don't find on my list... can you confirm this code is in use or not?", and if it turns out there is a discrepancy, then it is dealt with, and a revised list gets sent out with the correction, and if it turns out there isn't a discrepancy and the code isn't valid, you tell the scammer to take a hike. This isn't brain surgery.
You didn't answer my key point. That scheme only works if Goat can rely on Nefario to resolve the discrepancy. That is, this works only if GLBSE accepts the liability and responsibility for managing the claim process, at least if any problems arise. From all appearances, GLBSE's position is that now that they've issued the claim codes, they have no further obligation to operate the claim process. (Indeed, that was your position, wasn't it?)


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: SaltySpitoon on September 27, 2012, 08:47:33 PM
Just saying, as the business owner, Nefario is 100% in the wrong on this one. It doesn't matter how whiny goat is, if you take his money, and the trade fees his shares have been generating, he is your customer. Nefario, Goat may have been a pain in your ass or whatever, but you really don't have any right to delist his assets assuming they didn't violate your TOS, which I'm assuming they did not, seeing as they have been up for a while now. And to make matters worse, you didn't really stick it to goat, you stuck it to his investors, who could end up losing their asses for your careless mistake. You didn't make a point to goat, you made a point to the community, and I know sure as hell I won't be using GLBSE anymore, because who knows? Someone that I may invest in may rub you the wrong way, and I might lose everything. At the very least, you should have treated this like someone who had a contract with someone else and you are attempting to breach the contract, sort of like a homeowner and someone renting their home. You can evict goat, assuming you return all $ that you owe him, give him a reasonable deadline, and make all necessary arrangements to prevent what is happening now, and if he is not at fault at all under your TOS, you will still have fees to pay. If this became a real legal dispute, which I don't really think it would, I can almost guarantee goat would win.

And to clear everything up, I am was invested in GLBSE, and had no assets in any of Goat's listings. I am acquainted with neither Goat nor Nefario, and I don't believe I hold any bias here besides the fact that I don't like the new potential of getting screwed over by GLBSE.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 27, 2012, 08:51:12 PM
I'm glad we have such large areas of agreement. But:

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How would this work? Say someone presents a claim code to Goat that isn't on his list. If that person makes a scammer accusation and GLBSE doesn't say anything publicly, what happens? Is GLBSE obligated to help Goat resolve the issue? If not, then you are asking Goat to take a huge risk.
"Nefario... someone is giving me a code that I don't find on my list... can you confirm this code is in use or not?", and if it turns out there is a discrepancy, then it is dealt with, and a revised list gets sent out with the correction, and if it turns out there isn't a discrepancy and the code isn't valid, you tell the scammer to take a hike. This isn't brain surgery.
You didn't answer my key point. That scheme only works if Goat can rely on Nefario to resolve the discrepancy. That is, this works only if GLBSE accepts the liability and responsibility for managing the claim process, at least if any problems arise. From all appearances, GLBSE's position is that now that they've issued the claim codes, they have no further obligation to operate the claim process. (Indeed, that was your position, wasn't it?)
If Nefario can't be relied upon to resolve the discrepancy, or GLBSE, then that's that, isn't it?

No, my position was that GLBSE no longer has any obligation to manage people's shares. Confirming if a claim code is valid, is a reasonable thing to expect GLBSE to do, should a discrepancy come up, but anything beyond that, I don't see any further obligation here.

"Yes, this claim code indeed associated with my.username for # shares"
"No, this claim code wasn't associated with my.username for # shares"

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 27, 2012, 08:54:41 PM
If Nefario can't be relied upon to resolve the discrepancy, or GLBSE, then that's that, isn't it?
Yes, that's that. And his position seems to be that once he has given out the claim codes, his responsibility has ended. So that's that.

There's a real liability for duplicate or conflicting claims, a liability Goat never agreed to accept that Nefario unilaterally imposed. Goat has no contact mechanism to set up a claim window (to weed out duplicate claims) and no working relationship with Nefario or GLBSE to work out conflicting claims.

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No, my position was that GLBSE no longer has any obligation to manage people's shares. Confirming if a claim code is valid, is a reasonable thing to expect GLBSE to do, should a discrepancy come up, but anything beyond that, I don't see any further obligation here.
We'll see if that's GLBSE's position.

GLBSE: Will you make a public statement that you will run the claim code system, at least to resolve disputes, and assume the liability for duplicate or conflicting claims?



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on September 27, 2012, 11:06:18 PM
  • Second, there were zero number of reasons to abruptly delist this asset. If you really think there is, please list them.
I can't say zero reasons. When a client/customer initiates actions for the sole purpose of causing harm to your business, you have every right to refuse service from that point on, or, in the case of a contract between the two, if it isn't a condition in the separation clause, the business can simply not renew the contract when it expires. No notice is required.

You didn't give any reason for the asset to be delisted immediately. No one is sayin a delisting can't occur, and no one is saying it can't be done without notice. It can happen. But give me the reason why this wasn't handled to my satisfaction. What would be the negative consequences of this being handled smoothly? I'm not saying it's legally required, I'm saying that creating this situation for no reason is an unfortunate move.

  • Purely because this asset is delisted without notice, I can't get rid of them. The codes don't have the property of being transferred, so I'm in this nasty situation where I have the incentive to waste my time arguing here.
You can't get rid of them on GLBSE, but there is nothing stopping you from arranging a private sale, and doing it through the asset issuer so the issuer can update his records.

I'll grant you, that you've lost the convenience of an automated exchange to do all of this accounting for the asset issuer, but that is something the issuer will have to work out for himself, if he doesn't want to do the accounting.

So you are Goat, and you received two colliding codes. What do you do now? Which one is the scammer? The issuer can't work it out by himself. GLBSE is still involved, and it's not a superficial involvement.

Do you really not see the qualitative distinction between a contract I digitally sign together with Goat and a claim code I receive from GLBSE?

Certainly it could have been handled better, there is little dispute about that, but that isn't the same as saying that it is unworkable and|or can't be done. GLBSE wasn't the supplier, just the facilitator. Maybe a broker would be willing to chase around the issues he is managing for you as the customer, but GLBSE wasn't necessarily a broker, just an exchange, that handled the accounting for the assets. Plenty of room for argument on that point however, I'll agree.

This isn't too different to what I'm saying. As a customer, I need to know the reasons so that I make a judgement call. I have more than 15,000 EUR worth of assets "left" there. This final blow has reduced the already low liquidity. Why the hell shouldn't I care?

Personally, I think people choosing to sell the claim codes themselves, would be foolish to do so. Their only purpose is for the asset issuer to match holders to the shares they own off of the issuer's list. At that point, if the holder wishes to sell his shares to someone else, person to person, both parties will have to do it through the asset issuer himself, as he is handling the accounting for it now.

It's obviously foolish, but can also be malicious. Imagine for a moment that everything didn't go the way you prescribe, which is what I would expect. What now? If it's not GLBSE's obligation to resolve this issue, and Goat can't technically do it?

We can plenty argue over who initiated what, but it has little relevance to the situation we have now. That ship has sailed.

GLBSE decided to delist, so they initiated the delisting. I'm entitled to an explanation. If it could be done better, it's GLBSE's fault in the context of the relationship between me and GLBSE. I think I've repeated this enough times.

The way I see it, you're going to keep having two camps. One camp who believes that the exchange has to put up with all the BS that is being fanned by the owners of the companies listed on their exchange, even if that BS is detrimental to the exchange itself, and you'll have the other camp who believes that no company has a right to be listed on the exchange, and the exchange can't be forced to keep a company listed, or be forced to continue trading, or handling, any transactions involved with the now-delisted company.

I'm in the latter camp.

I believe you're in the latter camp, but who is in the first camp? It is a complete misrepresentation. I suppose most people here (including me of course) think that the delisting can and maybe should have occured, including this case, but it is mishandled. I can't see where I argued against the delisting. Or who in this thread even said that (other than Goat)?

Basing it solely on the public information I have seen posted, Goat was in the wrong, and created this situation himself. I can't blame Nefario one bit for evicting him off of the exchange at the point that he did. I probably would have done the same thing more or less.

One change I may have done, was to just halt trading of all of the assets, with a notice of why they were halted, to prepare for delisting it, and accept no more trading at all at that point. Then take a little more time compiling the list of share owners together, to send to Goat.

It wouldn't change the outcome of course, but it would have just dragged it out a little longer. Sometimes it is just best to make a clean quick break and be done with it.

You are getting close. If you think about this some more, you will realize that the measures we recommend should definitely have been taken. And it would completely change the outcome for us shareholders.

EDIT: One more thing. Moving shares from one system to another is no easy task. It's not a technology you can put together on a whim.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Ocean6 on September 27, 2012, 11:21:09 PM
I have sold 90% of my shares and moved all of the BTC off of GLBSE.

I urge the rest of you to do the same.

It is run by a Little Lord Fauntleroy.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 28, 2012, 08:59:35 AM
This is starting to remind me of bitcoinica and intersango behaviour. The users dont deserve to get screwed over because the owner of a site has a hissy fit.

I hope it works out amicably and soon.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on September 28, 2012, 11:29:49 AM
However it is still unclear what will happen to the assets in my account.

I'm sorry if this was answered before, but did the shares (of other companies) owned by your companies get stuck as well? If not, I don't see the problem.

I have also been looking into some of the legal stuff and I don't know if I can accept "codes" or assets from people who I know are Americans.

I know you want to make it harder for Nefario, but this discourse made me feel you are also likely to begin making it harder for us too. We'd appreciate if you made more effort into resolving this mess. Maybe ask GLBSE to implement a channel for you to communicate anonymously with code owners.

Yeah, we are code owners now.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 28, 2012, 12:05:41 PM
This is starting to remind me of bitcoinica and intersango behaviour. The users dont deserve to get screwed over because the owner of a site has a hissy fit.

I hope it works out amicably and soon.

Nefario used to work for Intersango but got fired when he froze my account the first time.

I don't know if there is much more I can do until Nefario deals with this and explains his actions.

I have also been looking into some of the legal stuff and I don't know if I can accept "codes" or assets from people who I know are Americans. I might even have to check IDs and address. I let GLBSE act as the broker and the exchange before so now that they want me to make more actions than I agreed to I will have to check and see if it is in fact legal and what is the legal way to do it.

This has become a mess and I agree it is the asset holders who will be hurt most.   

Anyway if anyone know more about Americans dealing with securities directly with other Americans please let me know. Thanks.





I assume you can only deal through a registered stock broker but IANAL. You cant go on the NYSE or the "pink sheets" and buy shares directly. GLBSE was supposed to cut out the brokers and the red tape.....


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: finkleshnorts on September 28, 2012, 02:29:59 PM
I have never owned TYGRR shares and I don't believe I have any bitcoins on GLBSE, but I'm going to go double check and sell any shares I might own.

I believe I am unbiased here.

I will never use GLBSE again because of this episode, and Nefario will not win my trust back on this issue. This behavior is extremely uncalled for. What's worse is that there was no warning. If Nefario blindsided everyone with this move and still feels ok about it, he will do it again when he feels like it.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 28, 2012, 02:50:54 PM

I am open to helpful ideas. Honestly IMO the best solution would be just to relist on GLBSE and go on as if nothing happened. Anything outside of that will be tricky and will require cooperation and communication from Nefario. He has at this time not responded to my request to have the BTC returned or explained why I was delisted.

Well in fact Nefario claimed DMC will be suspended "until an independent audit will be performed". He then unlocked that without any audit whatsoever being performed. It's pretty clear that what Nefario says doesn't really matter at this point, so indeed the best solution would be to just ignore him completely and return to the statu quo ante.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on September 28, 2012, 05:01:52 PM
This was sent to GLBSE support.

"I'm not preventing you from repaying me the bitcoins of mine that you hold. Just send them to XXXXXXXXXXXX. Now you have no excuse not to repay me amounts that aren't in dispute. But I refuse to release you from any obligations or liability. Holding the Bitcoins you agree you owe me hostage to obtain concessions on a legitimate dispute is scamming."

When I get the funds I will make a note of it. However it is still unclear what will happen to the assets in my account.



I'm sure he'll give you the coin. It's the right thing to do.

Although judging by Nefario's presence (or lack thereof) on the forum lately... GLBSE might be needing that dead man's switch.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 28, 2012, 05:51:23 PM
This was sent to GLBSE support.

"I'm not preventing you from repaying me the bitcoins of mine that you hold. Just send them to XXXXXXXXXXXX. Now you have no excuse not to repay me amounts that aren't in dispute. But I refuse to release you from any obligations or liability. Holding the Bitcoins you agree you owe me hostage to obtain concessions on a legitimate dispute is scamming."

When I get the funds I will make a note of it. However it is still unclear what will happen to the assets in my account.
See, now this is exactly the kind of thing that has been going on that is making it so damned hard for me to see Goat as credible through this.

He is claiming that he wasn't preventing the return of his BTC, and finally supplies a BTC address (unless he actually sent XXXXXXXXXXXX)... claiming that they were being held hostage, when without an address to send them to, Nefario had no choice but to hold onto them. Saying they were being held hostage implies that Nefario actually had a choice to still have them. Without a withdrawl address (until now), what other choice did he have with them? So, who was the one actually holding them hostage, Nefario without an address to send them to, or Goat, who up until now, refused to supply a withdrawl address in the first place?

Goat, you may actually have a valid argument somewhere in everything you're spouting, but you're constantly exaggerating and escalating, burying whatever argument you're trying to put forth. It is making you less than credible.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on September 28, 2012, 05:59:13 PM
This was sent to GLBSE support.

"I'm not preventing you from repaying me the bitcoins of mine that you hold. Just send them to XXXXXXXXXXXX. Now you have no excuse not to repay me amounts that aren't in dispute. But I refuse to release you from any obligations or liability. Holding the Bitcoins you agree you owe me hostage to obtain concessions on a legitimate dispute is scamming."

When I get the funds I will make a note of it. However it is still unclear what will happen to the assets in my account.
See, now this is exactly the kind of thing that has been going on that is making it so damned hard for me to see Goat as credible through this.

He is claiming that he wasn't preventing the return of his BTC, and finally supplies a BTC address (unless he actually sent XXXXXXXXXXXX)... claiming that they were being held hostage, when without an address to send them to, Nefario had no choice but to hold onto them. Saying they were being held hostage implies that Nefario actually had a choice to still have them. Without a withdrawl address (until now), what other choice did he have with them? So, who was the one actually holding them hostage, Nefario without an address to send them to, or Goat, who up until now, refused to supply a withdrawl address in the first place?

Goat, you may actually have a valid argument somewhere in everything you're spouting, but you're constantly exaggerating and escalating, burying whatever argument you're trying to put forth. It is making you less than credible.

-- Smoov


Instead of reading your post, I saved time and instead imagined you making fun of Goat and defending Nefario.

I recommend this strategy to others who value their time.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Dalkore on September 28, 2012, 06:25:35 PM
Nefario's silence on this issue basically supports the case that this was personally motivated.   He has logged in multiple times and I am quite sure he is aware of the numerous people that have asked for his official statement on this situation. 








Caveat Emptor


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on September 28, 2012, 07:10:30 PM
Nefario's silence on this issue basically supports the case that this was personally motivated.   He has logged in multiple times and I am quite sure he is aware of the numerous people that have asked for his official statement on this situation. 








Caveat Emptor

His silence is so out of place that for a day or two, I assumed there had been an official statement. I assumed I must have just missed it.

So now we're left wondering... will we have more information by the weekend? By next week?

I swear when I started reading these forums, Nefario was quite active.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 28, 2012, 08:16:07 PM
He is claiming that he wasn't preventing the return of his BTC, and finally supplies a BTC address (unless he actually sent XXXXXXXXXXXX)... claiming that they were being held hostage, when without an address to send them to, Nefario had no choice but to hold onto them. Saying they were being held hostage implies that Nefario actually had a choice to still have them. Without a withdrawl address (until now), what other choice did he have with them? So, who was the one actually holding them hostage, Nefario without an address to send them to, or Goat, who up until now, refused to supply a withdrawl address in the first place?
I believe that Nefario was making Goat conditional offers to return the coins that Goat reasonably interpreted as waiving some of his claims against GLBSE. So Goat did exactly the right thing -- he put an unconditional request for the return of undisputed amounts on the table. If you have any evidence that Nefario or GLBSE ever offered to return the funds that didn't require Goat to waive claims he considered legitimate, please cite it. But the lack of such an offer can reasonably be described as holding the coins hostage.

Goat is documenting his side in the forums in great detail. That makes it very easy to find some minor thing you think is inconsistent. And you keep imagining perfect conduct on the part of GLBSE and Nefario, despite their total silence. If Nefario or GLBSE made an unconditional offer, let them say so. Otherwise, it's grossly unfair for you to imagine that they must have been perfectly willing to do the right thing all along.

By the way, I'm not sure how you figured that this was the first time Goat offered him an address to send the coins to. This may have been one in a long series of similar requests from Goat, just the first he chose to make public. I don't know either way. Without Nefario or GLBSE's side, we can only guess. And again, it appears you made the assumption most unfavorable to Goat. You may know. You may be right. But the rest of us don't know.

Do you at least agree that now there is no excuse for Nefario/GLBSE not returning to Goat amounts that are not in dispute?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: markm on September 28, 2012, 08:51:08 PM
Do all the issuers who someone kicked off the platform owned shares of get given these codes, so they can track for themselves those of their shareholders who are unable to use GLBSE anymore?

For example if I had an offering on GLBSE of which Goat bought some, would I too have been put in this position of being offered codes, and have to hope Goat got in touch with me with his code to "redeem" his shares I issued that suddenly are not handled by GLBSE?

-MarkM-


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on September 28, 2012, 09:07:20 PM
Do all the issuers who someone kicked off the platform owned shares of get given these codes, so they can track for themselves those of their shareholders who are unable to use GLBSE anymore?

For example if I had an offering on GLBSE of which Goat bought some, would I too have been put in this position of being offered codes, and have to hope Goat got in touch with me with the his code to "redeem" his shares I issued that suddenly are not handled by GLBSE?

-MarkM-


So many questions... so little Nefario.

Nefario! Come out of your cave!

There's interesting discussion to be had!


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 28, 2012, 09:42:57 PM
Do all the issuers who someone kicked off the platform owned shares of get given these codes, so they can track for themselves those of their shareholders who are unable to use GLBSE anymore?

For example if I had an offering on GLBSE of which Goat bought some, would I too have been put in this position of being offered codes, and have to hope Goat got in touch with me with the his code to "redeem" his shares I issued that suddenly are not handled by GLBSE?

-MarkM-


So many questions... so little Nefario.

Nefario! Come out of your cave!

There's interesting discussion to be had!


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Sep 20 01:33:16 <nefario>   what can I say, mircea has more time to piss away on IRC than me, let him have this domain
Sep 20 01:33:41 <smickles>   o, more popcorn fodder?
Sep 20 01:33:53 <mircea_popescu>   the only reason i'm not routing you off the forum is cause the forum isn't worth the effort.
Sep 20 01:34:04 <mircea_popescu>   if idiots like mathew wright can dick around there so can idiots like you.
Sep 20 01:34:30 <midnightmagic>   Who's kakobrekla >?
Sep 20 01:34:39 <kakobrekla>   me
Sep 20 01:34:55 <nefario>   lol
Sep 20 01:34:56 <midnightmagic>   Yes, but do you operate something? You are listed as channel founder: what was the purpose of this channel meant to be?
Sep 20 01:34:56 <nefario>   you're no one
Sep 20 01:35:07 <nefario>   he runs assbot I think
Sep 20 01:35:14 <mircea_popescu>   kakobrekla lol i admire you not booting the idiot at this point. i would have.
Sep 20 01:35:26 <mircea_popescu>   nefario he owns the chanel. and you're 15.
Sep 20 01:35:52 <nefario>   with mild alopecia
Sep 20 01:36:05 *   ChanServ gives channel operator status to kakobrekla
Sep 20 01:36:08 <kakobrekla>   what is the issue here
Sep 20 01:36:19 <smickles>   :o
Sep 20 01:36:22 <nefario>   with alopecia?
Sep 20 01:36:37 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 4 @ 0.081 = 0.324 BTC [-]
Sep 20 01:36:39 <nefario>   no, just saying if I'm 15 then I've got a hair problem
Sep 20 01:37:01 <copumpkin>   o.O
Sep 20 01:37:20 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [PAJKA.BOND] 1 @ 0.0815 BTC
Sep 20 01:37:30 <assbot>   [MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 5580 @ 0.000264 = 1.4731 BTC [-]
Sep 20 01:37:32 <assbot>   [MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 620 @ 0.00026371 = 0.1635 BTC [-]
Sep 20 01:37:33 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6150 @ 0.00040681 = 2.5019 BTC [-]
Sep 20 01:37:34 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14650 @ 0.00040555 = 5.9413 BTC [-]
Sep 20 01:38:18 <smickles>   tits
Sep 20 01:38:22 <kakobrekla>   this is a free for all
Sep 20 01:38:30 <kakobrekla>   you can insult eachother as you please
Sep 20 01:38:36 <kakobrekla>   if you cant take it, leave
Sep 20 01:38:44 <kakobrekla>   im not going to ban anyone at this point
Sep 20 01:38:47 <kakobrekla>   thanks.
Sep 20 01:39:07 *   kakobrekla removes channel operator status from kakobrekla
Sep 20 01:39:09 <mircea_popescu>   admirable.
Sep 20 01:39:41 *   smickles stands outside of kakobrekla's window and imitates the whitest kids you know racewar skit
Sep 20 01:40:15 <smickles>   come on man, race war. let's go!
Sep 20 01:40:22 <BTC-Mining>   and Kako is right, in my opinion.
Sep 20 01:40:25 <kakobrekla>   usagi, extensive spaming for example
Sep 20 01:40:36 <kakobrekla>   repeating the same line over and over again
Sep 20 01:40:37 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [YABMC] 1 @ 0.077 BTC [-]
Sep 20 01:40:39 <kakobrekla>   exactly the same.
Sep 20 01:40:42 <kakobrekla>   that would get you banned.
Sep 20 01:40:51 <nefario>   *** PENIS PILLS **** WWW>PENIPILLS>COM
Sep 20 01:41:09 <mircea_popescu>   i told you he's 15.
Sep 20 01:41:22 <kakobrekla>   better to let everyone shine in their true light
Sep 20 01:41:30 <kakobrekla>   if i ban someone, we will be short of that info
Sep 20 01:42:12 <mircea_popescu>   jesus he's so close to my own philosophy i could try.
Sep 20 01:42:15 <mircea_popescu>   i could cry*
Sep 20 01:42:28 *   Bugpowder (cef100f9@gateway/web/freenode/ip.206.241.0.249) has joined #bitcoin-assets
Sep 20 01:42:57 <kakobrekla>   i would ban highlevelminer for example :)
Sep 20 01:43:59 <kakobrekla>   hm
Sep 20 01:44:00 <kakobrekla>   accually
Sep 20 01:44:08 <kakobrekla>   i had a wicked idea a few days ago
Sep 20 01:44:11 <kakobrekla>   if you want it
Sep 20 01:44:15 <kakobrekla>   i will implement it
Sep 20 01:44:52 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [FDBF] 13 @ 0.14500003 = 1.885 BTC
Sep 20 01:44:53 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [FDBF] 7 @ 0.14500002 = 1.015 BTC [-]
Sep 20 01:44:57 <kakobrekla>   each person can cast a vote for other people to be kicked out of this room, if there is n votes in m, person gets a o minute ban
Sep 20 01:45:07 <kakobrekla>   in m minutes*
Sep 20 01:45:18 <midnightmagic>   kakobrekla: I am not appealing to you to act: I am curious to know the boundaries. I know them now. Thanks for clarifying. Heh heh..
Sep 20 01:45:57 <kakobrekla>   like a self moderation thingy.
Sep 20 01:46:06 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [ASICMINER] 25 @ 0.1099 = 2.7475 BTC [-]
Sep 20 01:46:08 <mircea_popescu>   that is a really stupid.
Sep 20 01:46:12 <mircea_popescu>   ideea.
Sep 20 01:46:22 <kakobrekla>   you feel you would fly out quickly eh
Sep 20 01:46:53 <Bugpowder>   What if you had to pay 1BTC per vote, to be distributed to the remaining people in the room?
Sep 20 01:46:58 <kakobrekla>   lol
Sep 20 01:47:19 <mircea_popescu>   kakobrekla think of it this way : i have enough money to hire people to come post here to kick you out.
Sep 20 01:47:23 *   FabianB_ (~ogg@p4FE86AAB.dip.t-dialin.net) has joined #bitcoin-assets
Sep 20 01:47:53 <mircea_popescu>   in general the value comes from the outliers not from the center. this is why we have silicon valley : to support innovation, not conformity.
Sep 20 01:48:10 <kakobrekla>   fine
Sep 20 01:48:12 <mircea_popescu>   so as an ideea it runs contrary to the very principle of pretty much everything, from bitcoin to freenode all the way to foss.
Sep 20 01:48:13 <kakobrekla>   you asked for moderation
Sep 20 01:48:16 <kakobrekla>   i gave you an option
Sep 20 01:48:18 <kakobrekla>   refused.
Sep 20 01:48:24 <kakobrekla>   we are done with this topic now, for good.
Sep 20 01:48:29 *   FabianB has quit (Ping timeout: 265 seconds)
Sep 20 01:48:34 <smickles>   democracy = mob rule
Sep 20 01:48:47 <kakobrekla>   pull your guns back out
Sep 20 01:48:49 <nefario>   anarchy=...anarchy
Sep 20 01:49:19 <mircea_popescu>   nefario anarchy is that system where some guy that's been running the market where scams gather for years doesn't get to play the respectable.
Sep 20 01:49:21 *   Enky (~IceChat77@ip-55-133.sn2.eutelia.it) has left #bitcoin-assets
Sep 20 01:49:25 <mircea_popescu>   yes, you're nto a whore yourself. you're the matron.
Sep 20 01:49:49 <BTC-Mining>   smickles: indeed, no mob rule
Sep 20 01:50:16 <BTC-Mining>   Enlightened absolutism all the way
Sep 20 01:50:50 <smickles>   we just need an appeal to god, that's all
Sep 20 01:51:00 <mircea_popescu>   for to give us
Sep 20 01:51:02 <mircea_popescu>   watermelons!
Sep 20 01:51:27 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [UDN] 3 @ 0.03498999 = 0.105 BTC [-]
Sep 20 01:52:23 <BTC-Mining>   Hmm... I'd be all for watermelons
Sep 20 01:52:24 <smickles>   wait,
Sep 20 01:52:41 <smickles>   the movie version of the emperor caligulaQ!!!
Sep 20 01:56:05 <smickles>   ;;bc,24hprc
Sep 20 01:56:07 <gribble>   12.37
Sep 20 01:56:39 <dub>   kakobrekla: they had that in #bitcoin a year ago, it got gamed
Sep 20 01:56:50 <dub>   longer than that maybe
Sep 20 01:56:54 <kakobrekla>   aha
Sep 20 01:56:58 <kakobrekla>   i was not aware of that
Sep 20 01:57:03 <dub>   it was neat
Sep 20 01:57:35 <dub>   if people said 'thanks dub' you got karma points, eventually you got voice, then you could !+b loser and if enough voices agreed they got banned
Sep 20 01:57:53 <kakobrekla>   o cute
Sep 20 01:59:05 <smickles>   people
Sep 20 01:59:42 <nefario>   Smoovious: or 100% are self serving
Sep 20 01:59:48 <nefario>   but not a mix
Sep 20 02:00:07 <nefario>   not exactly
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Sep 20 02:02:56 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [UDN] 3 @ 0.03498999 = 0.105 BTC [-]
Sep 20 02:03:03 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36400 @ 0.00041085 = 14.9549 BTC
Sep 20 02:04:27 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [GSDPT] 1 @ 0.0034 BTC
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Sep 20 02:07:46 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012936 BTC
Sep 20 02:08:22 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [FUTUREFUND] 1 @ 0.00012936 BTC
Sep 20 02:11:14 <kakobrekla>   nefario >> Alberto was also involved in another case of fraud, http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/09/ensos-zenpad-is-vaporware-get-refunds-while-they-last/
Sep 20 02:11:15 <kakobrekla>   lol
Sep 20 02:11:20 <kakobrekla>   this was known for what, half a year?
Sep 20 02:11:54 <kakobrekla>   twas in the the first failed bdt thread
Sep 20 02:11:55 <kakobrekla>   oh well
Sep 20 02:12:28 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [YARR] 1 @ 1.001 BTC
Sep 20 02:12:48 <nefario>   fuck this talk like a pirate day
Sep 20 02:12:58 <nefario>   cant understand any of the fucking links in reddit
Sep 20 02:13:20 <copumpkin>   avast!
Sep 20 02:13:40 <kakobrekla>   again with the pirate.
Sep 20 02:13:48 <copumpkin>   arr
Sep 20 02:13:51 <copumpkin>   aye
Sep 20 02:14:10 <kakobrekla>   is that dude still present on irc anyway
Sep 20 02:14:34 <nefario>   holler be savin 'stow pillage nsfw
Sep 20 02:14:47 <smickles>   ;;ident pirateat40
Sep 20 02:14:47 <gribble>   Nick 'pirateat40', with hostmask 'pirateat40!~pirateat4@unaffiliated/pirateat40', is not identified.
Sep 20 02:14:56 <smickles>   not right now anyway
Sep 20 02:14:59 *   Shaded (~Shaded@unaffiliated/shaded) has joined #bitcoin-assets
Sep 20 02:15:24 <dub>   yes he is, in #btcst
Sep 20 02:16:03 <assbot>   [MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 12200 @ 0.00027584 = 3.3652 BTC
Sep 20 02:16:05 <kuzetsa>   /who pirateat40
Sep 20 02:16:10 <kuzetsa>   /ns info pirateat40
Sep 20 02:16:15 <kuzetsa>   /ison pirateat40
Sep 20 02:16:17 <kuzetsa>   oh
Sep 20 02:16:30 <kuzetsa>   /me gives the keyboard a funny lool
Sep 20 02:16:33 <kuzetsa>   *look
Sep 20 02:16:55 <dub>   irc is hard
Sep 20 02:17:28 <kuzetsa>   my keyboard has buttons which, when pressed in a certain way make the IRC thing not do normal-like
Sep 20 02:17:29 <smickles>   i thought pirate usually idented when he hopped on
Sep 20 02:18:06 <dub>   not lately
Sep 20 02:18:16 <kuzetsa>   yeah :/
Sep 20 02:18:30 <kuzetsa>   probably too many "leave a message using gribble" hatemails
Sep 20 02:18:58 <kakobrekla>   ;;hate later
Sep 20 02:18:58 <gribble>   Error: "hate" is not a valid command.
Sep 20 02:19:06 <mircea_popescu>   ;;later hate
Sep 20 02:19:07 <gribble>   Error: The "Later" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "hate" in it.  Try "list Later" to see the commands in the "Later" plugin.
Sep 20 02:19:15 <mircea_popescu>   gribs is an innocent.
Sep 20 02:19:16 <kakobrekla>   ah
Sep 20 02:19:25 <smickles>   ;;ident mircea_popescu
Sep 20 02:19:26 <gribble>   Nick 'mircea_popescu', with hostmask 'mircea_popescu!~Mircea@trilema/mircea-popescu', is not identified.
Sep 20 02:19:30 <smickles>   :o
Sep 20 02:19:35 <kakobrekla>   scammer
Sep 20 02:19:35 <mircea_popescu>   want me to ident ?
Sep 20 02:19:46 <smickles>   ;;ident
Sep 20 02:19:46 <gribble>   You are identified as user smickles, with GPG key id EA62D7CEB2450C3F, key fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6
Sep 20 02:19:52 <smickles>   mwahaha
Sep 20 02:20:06 <mircea_popescu>   ;;echo No, YOU are identified as user smickles
Sep 20 02:20:07 <gribble>   No, YOU are identified as user smickles
Sep 20 02:20:11 <smickles>   ;;ident kakobrekla
Sep 20 02:20:12 <gribble>   Nick 'kakobrekla', with hostmask 'kakobrekla!~T42@89-212-41-49.static.t-2.net', is not identified.
Sep 20 02:20:24 <kakobrekla>   ;;ident
Sep 20 02:20:24 <gribble>   You are not identified.
Sep 20 02:20:27 <smickles>   scamed by the chanop
Sep 20 02:20:29 <kakobrekla>   pft
Sep 20 02:20:30 <kakobrekla>   ;;ident
Sep 20 02:20:31 <gribble>   You are not identified.
Sep 20 02:20:32 <kakobrekla>   ;;ident
Sep 20 02:20:33 <gribble>   You are identified as user kakobrekla, with GPG key id 27AF75321F2489E8, key fingerprint 27C3CE9A20851312F086268C27AF75321F2489E8, and bitcoin address None
Sep 20 02:20:40 <mircea_popescu>   uh ?!
Sep 20 02:22:19 <kuzetsa>   ;;echo I like cheese
Sep 20 02:22:19 <gribble>   I like cheese
Sep 20 02:22:23 <smickles>   i keep reading the channel mode as +cunt
Sep 20 02:22:24 *   Doffx has quit (Quit: Leaving)
Sep 20 02:22:42 <mircea_popescu>   want sum ? get sum!
Sep 20 02:22:45 <smickles>   .py print ';;ident'
Sep 20 02:22:47 <markac>   ;;ident
Sep 20 02:22:47 <gribble>   You are not identified.
Sep 20 02:22:48 <dub>   ;;later tell kuzetsa not when its in your vagina
Sep 20 02:22:49 <gribble>   The operation succeeded.
Sep 20 02:23:21 <kuzetsa>   the hell
Sep 20 02:23:29 <kuzetsa>   please don't talk about my anatomy
Sep 20 02:23:31 <nefario>   lol
Sep 20 02:23:47 <nefario>   https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=110709.0;topicseen
Sep 20 02:23:49 <dub>   sif you have a vagoo
Sep 20 02:24:12 <dub>   that looks shooped
Sep 20 02:24:24 <dub>   I can tell because of pixels and nefario is a scammer
Sep 20 02:25:16 <mircea_popescu>   ahaha smickles haxx
Sep 20 02:26:03 <smickles>   mircea_popescu: one day, markac will ident as me
Sep 20 02:26:18 <copumpkin>   ;;ud markac
Sep 20 02:26:19 <gribble>   http://www.urbandictionary.com/products.php?term=Markac&defid=5962291 | ... with your own definition! by pseudonym129874. Definition: A slang term for anal masturbation. Example: That cucumber is perfect for some Markac action ...
Sep 20 02:26:35 <mircea_popescu>   nowai ?!
Sep 20 02:26:51 <mircea_popescu>   im sure vrag uses eggplants anyway.
Sep 20 02:28:04 <smickles>   i just need to wait till markac goes offline, and renick and ,,ident
Sep 20 02:28:36 *   Lucidize has quit (Quit: ...off to see the Wizard)
Sep 20 02:28:38 <dub>   good to see chief bitcoin scammer theymos is weighing in on nefarios crime
Sep 20 02:28:57 *   gabbynot (~Rob@108-81-203-35.lightspeed.iplsin.sbcglobal.net) has joined #bitcoin-assets
Sep 20 02:29:29 <dub>   cabal wagons circling
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Sep 20 02:30:22 <mircea_popescu>   eh ?!
Sep 20 02:30:39 <mircea_popescu>   smickles you know it hasn't been offline in weeks ? maybe months.
Sep 20 02:31:07 <dub>   <theymos> good job on violatign this individuals rights nefario, let me get you a fresh gerbil
Sep 20 02:31:27 <smickles>   dub: where is that?
Sep 20 02:31:49 <dub>   https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=93445.msg1205280#msg1205280
Sep 20 02:32:28 <nefario>   eh the post doesn't say that
Sep 20 02:34:48 <kakobrekla>   >Alberto agreed to this information being published, in the event of him scamming or running with the money, on sending it to me, I wouldn't post it otherwise.
Sep 20 02:34:52 <kakobrekla>   just for a piece of mind
Sep 20 02:35:00 <kakobrekla>   can we see that document signed or something
Sep 20 02:35:08 <mircea_popescu>   peace.
Sep 20 02:35:14 <kakobrekla>   ya
Sep 20 02:35:15 <kakobrekla>   peace
Sep 20 02:35:17 <kakobrekla>   or where
Sep 20 02:35:21 <kakobrekla>   dd he agree to
Sep 20 02:35:24 <kakobrekla>   did*
Sep 20 02:35:26 <smickles>   kakobrekla: with me, it was a conversation, not a document
Sep 20 02:35:45 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [YABMC] 3 @ 0.077 = 0.231 BTC [-]
Sep 20 02:35:48 <dub>   the peace would reside in some piece of mind presumably
Sep 20 02:35:51 <kakobrekla>   you are nef pr now
Sep 20 02:36:03 <smickles>   me?
Sep 20 02:36:10 <kakobrekla>   yes
Sep 20 02:36:24 <smickles>   free btc for EVERYONE~
Sep 20 02:36:32 <nefario>   lol
Sep 20 02:36:41 <kakobrekla>   meh
Sep 20 02:36:51 <kakobrekla>   you guys are hopeless
Sep 20 02:36:54 <mircea_popescu>   this was confusing
Sep 20 02:37:15 <dub>   its not really, you guys are just late to the party
Sep 20 02:37:21 <kakobrekla>   i still didnt get my answer
Sep 20 02:37:30 <kakobrekla>   nefario is just loling
Sep 20 02:37:31 <dub>   the answer is nefario is not to be trusted
Sep 20 02:37:40 <smickles>   sorry kakobrekla, i just meant to say, that nef has my personal details, and there was no document signed about the terms of public release
Sep 20 02:37:52 <kakobrekla>   ahh
Sep 20 02:37:52 <dub>   he appears to be part of a UK based conspiracy to defraud the entire bitcoin community
Sep 20 02:38:00 <kakobrekla>   sorry smickles
Sep 20 02:38:10 <kakobrekla>   thought you were answering as him
Sep 20 02:38:11 <nefario>   dub: just HOW thick IS your tinfoil hat
Sep 20 02:38:25 <nefario>   smickles I spoke with on the phone
Sep 20 02:38:30 <nefario>   asked him on there
Sep 20 02:38:41 <nefario>   Alberto was over email
Sep 20 02:38:48 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.74897879 = 2.9959 BTC
Sep 20 02:38:49 <kakobrekla>   well nefario, just for your protection, it would help you to have a doc signed about releasing that sort of info
Sep 20 02:38:49 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [JTME] 9 @ 0.7489788 = 6.7408 BTC
Sep 20 02:38:50 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [JTME] 2 @ 0.74999 = 1.5 BTC
Sep 20 02:38:51 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [JTME] 4 @ 0.755 = 3.02 BTC
Sep 20 02:38:53 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [JTME] 2 @ 0.77 = 1.54 BTC
Sep 20 02:38:56 <kakobrekla>   can save you some trouble you know
Sep 20 02:39:10 <nefario>   yeah I figure as much
Sep 20 02:39:11 <smickles>   nefario: that's what i'm saying, it was a conversation
Sep 20 02:39:22 <nefario>   yeah
Sep 20 02:39:43 <nefario>   like I said I don't just go throwing peoples info about willy nilly
Sep 20 02:40:01 <BTC-Mining>   nefario, get a lawyer to make a valid form to sign regarding this, and send it my way.
Sep 20 02:40:02 <kakobrekla>   noone argues alby is innocent
Sep 20 02:40:16 <mircea_popescu>   well, no-one except himself, i guess.
Sep 20 02:40:20 <nefario>   BTC-Mining: sure
Sep 20 02:40:49 <mircea_popescu>   but to be honest, that entire thing smells bad. it seems more as an attempt for jro/kludge and possibly meni to extract themselves smelling rosy
Sep 20 02:40:55 <mircea_popescu>   than anything.
Sep 20 02:40:56 <nefario>   we'll have to include this in the TOS for asset issuers
Sep 20 02:41:22 <nefario>   kluge is rosy
Sep 20 02:41:30 <nefario>   the guy is paying with his own money
Sep 20 02:41:41 <mircea_popescu>   maybe.
Sep 20 02:41:55 <kakobrekla>   no moonlanding malaimo
Sep 20 02:41:55 <nefario>   he is
Sep 20 02:41:56 <kakobrekla>   eh
Sep 20 02:41:59 <kakobrekla>   mircea_popescu
Sep 20 02:42:12 <nefario>   lasers
Sep 20 02:42:15 <mircea_popescu>   hm ?
Sep 20 02:43:02 <nefario>   you can use lasers to verify there are man made objects on the moon
Sep 20 02:43:03 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2524 @ 0.00041187 = 1.0396 BTC
Sep 20 02:43:04 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17276 @ 0.00041296 = 7.1343 BTC
Sep 20 02:43:14 <kakobrekla>   shhh nefario
Sep 20 02:43:24 <nefario>   oh sorry
Sep 20 02:43:43 <nefario>   Eh THEREWERE NOLANDINGSONZEMOOON
Sep 20 02:44:37 <mircea_popescu>   mkay.
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Sep 20 02:47:06 <smickles>   can't you also get time at a nice telescope and see the footprints?
Sep 20 02:47:51 <mircea_popescu>   at any rate it doesn't cunt till someone has sex on the moon.
Sep 20 02:47:55 <smickles>   iirc, that one on that clif in s. california does it from time to time
Sep 20 02:47:58 <nefario>   how do you know it's not a photo on the other end of the lens?
Sep 20 02:48:35 <smickles>   nef have a friendlook at the lense when you look thru it, maybe
Sep 20 02:48:47 <nefario>   how can you trust the fiend?
Sep 20 02:48:53 <nefario>   what if it's like the truman show
Sep 20 02:48:58 <nefario>   and they're in on the whole thing
Sep 20 02:49:08 <nefario>   how do you know you are YOU?
Sep 20 02:49:19 <nefario>   etc.
Sep 20 02:49:34 <nefario>   I've got so much tinfoil on my head right now
Sep 20 02:49:41 <smickles>   nefario: well answer me this: have you verified that the earth is a sphereoid?
Sep 20 02:49:42 <nefario>   I can't even go near a microwave or mobile phone
Sep 20 02:49:52 <smickles>   i have
Sep 20 02:49:56 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [OBSI.HRPT] 2 @ 0.10274999 = 0.2055 BTC [-]
Sep 20 02:50:01 <smickles>   it was a fun project
Sep 20 02:50:12 <mircea_popescu>   it's a pity nefario doesn't have much time to waste on irc.

What a difference one week makes...








Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 28, 2012, 11:00:45 PM
Do you at least agree that now there is no excuse for Nefario/GLBSE not returning to Goat amounts that are not in dispute?
I never made the claim that there was any excuse for not returning the coin, or that there even was a dispute, save for the claim that Goat hadn't sent an address to send them to.

Nefario did post a message on the forums at one point, that that was all he needed.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 29, 2012, 01:14:17 AM
Do you at least agree that now there is no excuse for Nefario/GLBSE not returning to Goat amounts that are not in dispute?
I never made the claim that there was any excuse for not returning the coin, or that there even was a dispute, save for the claim that Goat hadn't sent an address to send them to.
That really doesn't answer my question.

Quote
Nefario did post a message on the forums at one point, that that was all he needed.
Okay, so then is this what happened:

1) Goat and Nefario talk in private.

2) Goat claims Nefario is holding his bitcoins hostage.

3) Nefario publicly claims that all he needs is a withdrawal address and he'll pay Goat back.

4) Goat publicly says to Nefario/GLBSE that if all he needs is a deposit address, here is one. Now pay me.

5) You claim this is evidence Goat was lying back at 2.

If Goat was telling the truth back at 2, isn't what he did in 4 exactly what you would expect -- calling Nefario's on his claim?

It is, by the way, entirely possible that Goat and Nefario simply came back from the discussions at the beginning with different impressions. Goat may genuinely have believed Nefario expected concessions for him to get the undisputed coins back and Nefario genuinely believed he had simply asked Goat to direct him how to repay him. Everything I've seen after that is consistent with this, and we do know that communications broke down at least to some extent.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on September 29, 2012, 01:29:10 AM
It is, by the way, entirely possible that Goat and Nefario simply came back from the discussions at the beginning with different impressions. Goat may genuinely have believed Nefario expected concessions for him to get the undisputed coins back and Nefario believing he had simply asked Goat to direct him how to repay him. Everything I've seen after that is consistent with this, and we do know that communications broke down at least to some extent.

It seems like the lack of transparency / publicity on this issue is just going to exacerbate the communication problems.

Does GLBSE have a forum of its own or a blog? Is bitcointalk really the only announcement vehicle?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 29, 2012, 01:37:44 AM
It is, by the way, entirely possible that Goat and Nefario simply came back from the discussions at the beginning with different impressions. Goat may genuinely have believed Nefario expected concessions for him to get the undisputed coins back and Nefario genuinely believed he had simply asked Goat to direct him how to repay him. Everything I've seen after that is consistent with this, and we do know that communications broke down at least to some extent.
Very possible. I'm not in a position to know the conversations or actions that have occurred outside the view of this forum or IRC. The actions taking place in private could be very very different, than has been presented here in public for all to see.

What I do see, is grandstanding.

I'm giving my impressions and thoughts based on what has been thrown out in public. Beginning with a dispute, which should never have been made a public spectacle of in the first place, which seems to be the event that brought about the eviction the next wave of grandstanding is about now.

How are parties supposed to work together when pretty much any chance taken is an opportunity to insult and threaten, diminishing whatever position either party has in the first place?

It is the grandstanding that seems to be the show the participants want us focused on and fighting over, not the actual events.

I get enough of this kind of crap in the political forums I participate on, and the same tactics are being employed right now, here.

Until new information comes out from either of the involved parties (and there hasn't been for about a week now), then we'll have more to talk about.

At this point it is all based on assumptions and conjecture. So many "facts" being thrown around that I have yet to see substantiation for, and a whole lot of inaction.

The way it looks to me, Goat gets the blame because he seems to be doing the most to incite a riot rather than actually work the problem. At least, in public, anyways.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on September 29, 2012, 01:41:35 AM
I agree with Smoov - that bitcointalk and particularly the Securities subforum needs less grandstanding. It is counter productive, and happens to be one of the few things that manages to annoy me over the web.

To play "devil's advocate" though - it seems there is a minimum amount of grandstanding required to get a response.

This community should probably learn to be more cooperative.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 29, 2012, 01:48:51 AM
The way it looks to me, Goat gets the blame because he seems to be doing the most to incite a riot rather than actually work the problem. At least, in public, anyways.
If Goat is unable to get GLBSE/Nefario to work with him in private, what else should he do? I am not saying that Goat's conduct has been a shining example of reason and patience, far from it. However, GLBSE's complete abandonment of its obligation to protect its customers' interest is, frankly, stunning to me. From where I'm sitting, it doesn't look like Nefario/GLBSE has lifted a finger to help those who held Goat's assets, their customers. This is a much bigger deal. (Although, it's entirely possible that GLBSE is trying hard to work with Goat in private and Goat is stonewalling. I don't know. I'm just trying to provide a fairer balance.)

GLBSE's position seem to be that as soon as they delist a stock, which they can do at any time for any reason, they have no obligation whatsoever to the holders of that stock. That despite the fact that they're the only entity that can communicate with them and there is no known way to redeem the assets without their cooperation. There also seem to be no controls on who can order a delisting and who decides how customers' interest will be protected. There is no evidence GLBSE/Nefario thought for even a second about the collateral damage a delisting would cause, and it appears that nobody did. This is completely unacceptable and goes way beyond the present issue with Goat.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 29, 2012, 02:03:36 AM
The way it looks to me, Goat gets the blame because he seems to be doing the most to incite a riot rather than actually work the problem. At least, in public, anyways.
If Goat is unable to get GLBSE/Nefario to work with him in private, what else should he do? I am not saying that Goat's conduct has been a shining example of reason and patience, far from it. However, GLBSE's complete abandonment of its obligation to protect its customers' interest is, frankly, stunning to me. From where I'm sitting, it doesn't look like Nefario/GLBSE has lifted a finger to help those who held Goat's assets, their customers. This is a much bigger deal. (Although, it's entirely possible that GLBSE is trying hard to work with Goat in private and Goat is stonewalling. I don't know. I'm just trying to provide a fairer balance.)

GLBSE's position seem to be that as soon as they delist a stock, which they can do at any time for any reason, they have no obligation whatsoever to the holders of that stock. That despite the fact that they're the only entity that can communicate with them and there is no known way to redeem the assets without their cooperation. There also seem to be no controls on who can order a delisting and who decides how customers' interest will be protected. There is no evidence GLBSE/Nefario thought for even a second about the collateral damage a delisting would cause, and it appears that nobody did. This is completely unacceptable and goes way beyond the present issue with Goat.
and once again, you try and bring that topic back up to draw me into again, and my response hasn't changed since the last couple of times.

In my opinion, GLBSE has no such obligation to manage your assets for a listing that is no longer on the exchange.

GLBSE's obligation is to supply the 'company' a complete list of who has what shares, and since GLBSE was anonymous to begin with, claim ID's were used to avoid giving out account information that the users had been accustomed to be kept private.

The share-holders have enough information to link themselves up with the shares on the list, and can do so at any time.

In my opinion, users who are expecting GLBSE to continue handling their shares, including but not limited to, assisting them in getting them sold off so they can cash out, are expecting more than they have a right to expect from GLBSE at this point, since those shares are no longer listed on GLBSE.

My opinion on this isn't going to change, so lets retire that topic, ok?

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on September 29, 2012, 02:33:09 AM
It is, by the way, entirely possible that Goat and Nefario simply came back from the discussions at the beginning with different impressions. Goat may genuinely have believed Nefario expected concessions for him to get the undisputed coins back and Nefario believing he had simply asked Goat to direct him how to repay him. Everything I've seen after that is consistent with this, and we do know that communications broke down at least to some extent.

It seems like the lack of transparency / publicity on this issue is just going to exacerbate the communication problems.

Does GLBSE have a forum of its own or a blog? Is bitcointalk really the only announcement vehicle?

They can barely maintain an exchange site as it is.  You expect a forum as well?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 29, 2012, 02:44:07 AM
It is, by the way, entirely possible that Goat and Nefario simply came back from the discussions at the beginning with different impressions. Goat may genuinely have believed Nefario expected concessions for him to get the undisputed coins back and Nefario believing he had simply asked Goat to direct him how to repay him. Everything I've seen after that is consistent with this, and we do know that communications broke down at least to some extent.

It seems like the lack of transparency / publicity on this issue is just going to exacerbate the communication problems.

Does GLBSE have a forum of its own or a blog? Is bitcointalk really the only announcement vehicle?

They can barely maintain an exchange site as it is.  You expect a forum as well?

Think about how slow it would be....


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 29, 2012, 03:19:52 AM
GLBSE's obligation is to supply the 'company' a complete list of who has what shares, and since GLBSE was anonymous to begin with, claim ID's were used to avoid giving out account information that the users had been accustomed to be kept private.

The share-holders have enough information to link themselves up with the shares on the list, and can do so at any time.

I thought we had already agreed that this was insufficient. Specifically:

1) It doesn't allow the issuer to contact the owners. This makes a two phase redeem impossible. There is no way other than a two phase redeem to avoid having to honor a claim code twice.

2) It gives the issuer no way to handle earnest claims that don't match the list of codes.

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In my opinion, users who are expecting GLBSE to continue handling their shares, including but not limited to, assisting them in getting them sold off so they can cash out, are expecting more than they have a right to expect from GLBSE at this point, since those shares are no longer listed on GLBSE.
Didn't you agree that this was insufficient? What happens if an asset owner sends a claim code and the issuer says that claim code wasn't on the list? They claim the issuer is scamming. The issuer claims the code wasn't on the list. How can that possibly be resolved if GLBSE doesn't assist?

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My opinion on this isn't going to change, so lets retire that topic, ok?
It seems it has just changed and you are back to the position I thought I had argued you out of.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: markm on September 29, 2012, 03:32:59 AM
Well obviously the user can prove that GLBSE did give them that specific code, right? By showing that it is signed using GLBSE's private key?

But GLBSE maybe ought to have a signed by Goat list of codes Goat acknowleges having been given by GLBSE.

Each user should maybe have been given the hash of the list that was given to Goat as well as the signed by GLBSE code. Actually the message containing both would be signed in such a case presumably.

Goat is screwed though if the list he was given does not in fact hash to the hash GLBSE told the users it hashed to.

-MarkM-


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 29, 2012, 04:52:11 AM
GLBSE's obligation is to supply the 'company' a complete list of who has what shares, and since GLBSE was anonymous to begin with, claim ID's were used to avoid giving out account information that the users had been accustomed to be kept private.

The share-holders have enough information to link themselves up with the shares on the list, and can do so at any time.

I thought we had already agreed that this was insufficient. Specifically:
No, we didn't.
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1) It doesn't allow the issuer to contact the owners. This makes a two phase redeem impossible. There is no way other than a two phase redeem to avoid having to honor a claim code twice.
The owners were given contact information of the issuer. That is the minimum needed. If GLBSE wasn't an anonymous-owner site, this wouldn't be an issue, but since it is, GLBSE is still obligated to protect the identity of its userbase. Ties between GLBSE and TYGRR have been terminated. It isn't GLBSE's responsibility to facilitate communication between issuer and shareholder, beyond giving the issuer's contact information.

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2) It gives the issuer no way to handle earnest claims that don't match the list of codes.
If it doesn't match the list, it isn't a valid claim. Simple.

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In my opinion, users who are expecting GLBSE to continue handling their shares, including but not limited to, assisting them in getting them sold off so they can cash out, are expecting more than they have a right to expect from GLBSE at this point, since those shares are no longer listed on GLBSE.
Didn't you agree that this was insufficient? What happens if an asset owner sends a claim code and the issuer says that claim code wasn't on the list? They claim the issuer is scamming. The issuer claims the code wasn't on the list. How can that possibly be resolved if GLBSE doesn't assist?
I said it could have been done better, sure, but just because it could have been done better, doesn't mean they are obligated to.

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My opinion on this isn't going to change, so lets retire that topic, ok?
It seems it has just changed and you are back to the position I thought I had argued you out of.
I still hold the same position I did before.

We're dealing with different questions.

Could a better system have been implemented? Perhaps a condition to the TOS where if an asset is delisted, then the asset-holder's contact information would be disclosed to the issuer? Sure. There can always be improvement.

Is GLBSE obligated to do more than it has, and continue to facilitate getting shares sold off or traded, or handle any of the delisted company's accounting? No, I don't believe it is.

We all can certainly agree that Goat doesn't like the claim codes and all the work that he is going to have to do to get his shareholder list built up, and to deal with all of the trades and dividends himself, that he would have preferred some kind of encrypted list or other authentication, perhaps even a simple checksum instead of nothing.

That doesn't mean GLBSE was obligated to provide those things. GLBSE supplied the list of codes for when asset-holders contact Goat about their shares and dividends, etc.

I have heard of no reason to believe that list is fraudulent.

I have heard of no complaints that two people ended up having the same code.

As far as I'm concerned, while not ideal, it is definitely workable, and I know the more I antagonize Nefario, the less likely I would be able to expect him to answer queries about a discrepancy that might come up, but yet hasn't, in a timely manner.

I am curious to find out how much of Goat's shareholder list he has assembled so far. Even with his objections, he should still be working on that in the meantime.

-- Smoov




Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 29, 2012, 05:45:23 AM
If it doesn't match the list, it isn't a valid claim. Simple.
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Is GLBSE obligated to do more than it has, and continue to facilitate getting shares sold off or traded, or handle any of the delisted company's accounting? No, I don't believe it is.
I believe your position is blatantly unreasonable and I would be shocked if GLBSE took this position. This leaves GLBSE's customers with no recourse whatsoever if Goat says, "Sorry, that code wasn't on the list I got from GLBSE." I cannot believe GLBSE would construe their agreement with their customers as allowing them to do that. But if it surfaces that they share your position, I will begin recommending to everyone who will listen that they refuse to do business with GLBSE since GLBSE seems to be shirking their primary obligation -- to secure their customers' ownership interest in the assets they purchase. I would consider GLBSE taking this position reneging on their agreement with their customers.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 29, 2012, 07:15:00 AM
The last message he sent out on this as far as I could tell was him advising people to report me to the police. I wonder if GLBSE will assist with that as they are the only ones with "evidence" (maybe now deleted?).
I don't recall ever seeing a message telling people to report you to the police. Link plz?

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 29, 2012, 07:16:38 AM
I believe your position is blatantly unreasonable and I would be shocked if GLBSE took this position. This leaves GLBSE's customers with no recourse whatsoever if Goat says, "Sorry, that code wasn't on the list I got from GLBSE." I cannot believe GLBSE would construe their agreement with their customers as allowing them to do that. But if it surfaces that they share your position, I will begin recommending to everyone who will listen that they refuse to do business with GLBSE since GLBSE seems to be shirking their primary obligation -- to secure their customers' ownership interest in the assets they purchase. I would consider GLBSE taking this position reneging on their agreement with their customers.
Please post a copy of this agreement that you keep referring to?

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 29, 2012, 07:28:30 AM
Please post a copy of this agreement that you keep referring to?
You have just exhausted my ability to presume you are arguing in good faith. Have a nice day.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on September 29, 2012, 07:28:40 AM
The last message he sent out on this as far as I could tell was him advising people to report me to the police. I wonder if GLBSE will assist with that as they are the only ones with "evidence" (maybe now deleted?).
I don't recall ever seeing a message telling people to report you to the police. Link plz?

-- Smoov


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112551.msg1224851#msg1224851


I guess he says "group legal action" in the GLBSE support e-mail but he said police to others. Still more or less the same thing. He expects his customers to either report me to the police or sue me. There is no way they could do that with out the help of GLBSE who claims they are no longer involved.
...if you don't honor the agreement/contract between you and your shareholders.

The interpretation that you included afterwards seems to ignore that caveat.

Taken in its entirety, it is reasonable advice to give.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 29, 2012, 07:30:51 AM
I have had about 10 people contact me about the issue. I am not started collecting data from them as I do not think this system is workable in it's current form. However these 10 people are about 1% of the total if the data from GLBSE can be trusted.

I also at this time do not have a response from Nefario or the BTC returned. It will be interesting to see if he will return the coin now that he knows I will not accept his terms or let him flee from his responsibility. It will also be intersting to understand why he did this in the first place.

The last message he sent out on this as far as I could tell was him advising people to report me to the police. I wonder if GLBSE will assist with that as they are the only ones with "evidence" (maybe now deleted?).

Thanks.





You should be able to collect enough data to see if any competing codes show up.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on September 29, 2012, 02:03:33 PM
In my opinion, GLBSE has no such obligation to manage your assets for a listing that is no longer on the exchange.
Of course. And I have no obligation to do business with a company which doesn't strive to do what's best for their customers. And that's the only point. When I say I'm entitled to an explanation, that doesn't mean I have a written contract with GLBSE saying so. It means I can't reason about their competence in running the business I desire to work with, if they don't provide a reasonable explanation. If Nefario gave the same defense as you did, GLBSE would lose half its customers in a month.

If you can explain to me how asking Nefario to have a communication channel will solve this issue I will do it. However at this time that seems to only be one of the many issue we have to deal with.
It seems to me that this would let you verify the claims presented to you. In effect, it would be as if GLBSE was still acting as the broker (minus the management effort) but not the exchange. You can then slowly move the security to a different exchange. If you must, ask for a fee from your customers to do this.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 29, 2012, 03:45:25 PM
If Nefario gave the same defense as you did, GLBSE would lose half its customers in a month.


That month was September.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bastone on September 29, 2012, 03:56:27 PM
I have had about 10 people contact me about the issue. I am not started collecting data from them as I do not think this system is workable in it's current form. However these 10 people are about 1% of the total if the data from GLBSE can be trusted.


I wonder how long it will take for asset issuers start requesting to be delisted.  If only 1 percent of the shareholders use the claim codes, the asset issuers can legitimately state that they honored every claim code presented to them and profit handsomely by the delisting.   


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bastone on September 29, 2012, 03:59:59 PM
Correct me if I am wrong, but is GLBSE violating every shareholders privacy by requiring that they reveal themselves to the delisted asset issuer to regain control of their shares?  Isn't this illegal?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: markm on September 29, 2012, 04:06:25 PM
He will likely claim that it is the privacy laws that prevent him telling Goat himself everyone's contact information.

He wants to leave it to them to choose to reveal it to Goat or not or maybe even whether to employ a cut-out to represent them who will like GLBSE not reveal their contact info to Goat.

-MarkM-


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on September 29, 2012, 05:53:04 PM
If Nefario gave the same defense as you did, GLBSE would lose half its customers in a month.


That month was September.

Is that why the site has been so fast lately? Or coincidence?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 29, 2012, 08:02:40 PM
He wants to leave it to them to choose to reveal it to Goat or not or maybe even whether to employ a cut-out to represent them who will like GLBSE not reveal their contact info to Goat.
But their claim code scheme makes using a cut out almost impossible. If someone uses a cut out, what happens if the cut out tells them that Goat said the claim code was already used? If the idea of the claim code scheme was to facilitate using a cut out, it's even more poorly designed than I thought.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: markm on September 29, 2012, 08:29:14 PM
Maybe Tormail with Tor would work as a cutout if sentient cutouts are, as they could well be, untrustworthy?

-MarkM-


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on September 29, 2012, 09:07:41 PM
Maybe Tormail with Tor would work as a cutout if sentient cutouts are, as they could well be, untrustworthy?
That's probably a better idea. However, to make that work, people would have to know a key to encrypt messages to Goat with and would need a contact address at Tormail. This scheme could have been made to work, but it would have required a process like the following:

1) GLBSE suspends trading and deletes orders on Goat's assets. GLBSE gives its customers who hold Goat assets a message saying that the stocks are in the process of being delisted by GLBSE, that trading is suspended, and that a claim process will be offered as soon as possible.

2) GLBSE and Goat work out a redemption plan. They decide if there's a fixed timeframe for claims, who will handle the claims, how they will be sent, and so on.

3) GLBSE forwards to asset owners a letter from Goat documenting the agreed redemption plan.

That it does not seem GLBSE even attempted this is a *big* problem. That GLBSE doesn't have a policy on how delisting will proceed is a *big* problem. That GLBSE appears to completely disregard its obligation to secure its customers' ownership interests in their assets is a stunning problem.

This is, of course, assuming that they didn't attempt to work out a delisting agreement with Goat. We haven't heard GLBSE's side yet really. But they better say something soon, because it looks *really* bad. Goat has already publicly stated that he has no problem with them issuing a statement. But it's possible they have information they can't share with us that might change this view. But GLBSE, heads up, this is a serious PR problem. You need to do something about it.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: guruvan on September 29, 2012, 09:21:27 PM
He will likely claim that it is the privacy laws that prevent him telling Goat himself everyone's contact information.

He wants to leave it to them to choose to reveal it to Goat or not or maybe even whether to employ a cut-out to represent them who will like GLBSE not reveal their contact info to Goat.

-MarkM-


Honestly I am wondering if I can / should collect that data :/



I'm quite sure that most registered securities (at least, and at least in the US) require, for example, the company to keep a list of registered shareholders, and their contact information, so that they can be paid dividends, and be sent info/invites to shareholders' meetings. I can't say what a bond issuer might be required to do.

However, the claimcode is a terribly conceived plan......has the look of Patrick Strateman all over it. Yeah....that one went well...let's try it with a little twist this time, eh? No thanks. I'm not taking my chances with any more assets. I have a couple hundred more shares of SS to unload & all I have are delisted assets. I will not be getting anymore assets delisted out from under my trading position. ugh. let the next wave of scams begin.

Yeah. wouldn't surprise me that's why the GLBSE site is so fast. meh. Be curious for a blockchain forensics expert to see if they can spot a real withdrawal run.




Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: piotr_n on September 30, 2012, 07:32:37 AM
All TYGRR assets have been moved off GLBSE (delisted)
Hehe.
Of course, it's all because The Goat has done nothing wrong (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=82573.msg1126157#msg1126157) - right?

So now you have chosen to cover up your ass, instead of getting paid for being his lying bitch? :)
Sounds like quite some desperation... But I am afraid it won't help you much - you will still end up in jail so better start buying some lubricants...
A pretty boy like you, with such a big experience of being a bitch - it will be a great gift for your new mates :)


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: burnside on September 30, 2012, 07:37:54 AM
He will likely claim that it is the privacy laws that prevent him telling Goat himself everyone's contact information.

He wants to leave it to them to choose to reveal it to Goat or not or maybe even whether to employ a cut-out to represent them who will like GLBSE not reveal their contact info to Goat.

-MarkM-


Honestly I am wondering if I can / should collect that data :/



I'm quite sure that most registered securities (at least, and at least in the US) require, for example, the company to keep a list of registered shareholders, and their contact information, so that they can be paid dividends, and be sent info/invites to shareholders' meetings. I can't say what a bond issuer might be required to do.

However, the claimcode is a terribly conceived plan......has the look of Patrick Strateman all over it. Yeah....that one went well...let's try it with a little twist this time, eh? No thanks. I'm not taking my chances with any more assets. I have a couple hundred more shares of SS to unload & all I have are delisted assets. I will not be getting anymore assets delisted out from under my trading position. ugh. let the next wave of scams begin.

Yeah. wouldn't surprise me that's why the GLBSE site is so fast. meh. Be curious for a blockchain forensics expert to see if they can spot a real withdrawal run.

On LTC-GLOBAL all asset issuers can see the email addresses and number of shares for all their shareholders.  No vendor lock-in.  I don't understand why GLBSE has such a problem wrapping their brains around this.  An email address is not exactly a sensitive piece of information.

And yeah, is it just me or has just about everything tanked on GLBSE.  I set all my asks, come back a day later and cut 'em in half, come back a day later, cut 'em again.  Still no takers.  I think how Nefario handled this just cost us all a small fortune.   :P




Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on September 30, 2012, 08:05:34 AM
And yeah, is it just me or has just about everything tanked on GLBSE.  I set all my asks, come back a day later and cut 'em in half, come back a day later, cut 'em again.  Still no takers.  I think how Nefario handled this just cost us all a small fortune.

The fact that this even might be true says a lot about the importance of confidence in one's exchange. When are we going to hear from GLBSE PR?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: 🏰 TradeFortress 🏰 on September 30, 2012, 11:39:34 AM
Another reason why you should NOT trust GLBSE.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 30, 2012, 12:09:30 PM
All TYGRR assets have been moved off GLBSE (delisted)
Hehe.
Of course, it's all because The Goat has done nothing wrong (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=82573.msg1126157#msg1126157) - right?

So now you have chosen to cover up your ass, instead of getting paid for being his lying bitch? :)
Sounds like quite some desperation... But I am afraid it won't help you much - you will still end up in jail so better start buying some lubricants...
A pretty boy like you, with such a big experience of being a bitch - it will be a great gift for your new mates :)

Ironically,

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Aug 31 05:50:14 <mircea_popescu>   dude, it's just funnay. you've been trading with yourself to give the appearance of  volume to that turd of yours, and now you accuse me of doing it ? lol.
Aug 31 05:50:24 <mircea_popescu>   im sure it'll stick. what with you being credible and all.
Aug 31 05:50:41 <mircea_popescu>   kakobrekla im actually starting to suspect more than glbse. a bunch added this month, too.
Aug 31 05:51:38 <kakobrekla>   ballpark number?
Aug 31 05:51:39 <BTC-Mining>   mircea, stop deluding yourself... if you don't make an interface like a broker and insist on having a stock exchange backbone and only allow quality companies IPOing, you'll need brokerage platforms like GLBSE
Aug 31 05:51:53 <BTC-Mining>   Which acts like any bank's online brokerage service
Aug 31 05:51:54 <mircea_popescu>   more than 100 less than 1k.
Aug 31 05:52:26 <mircea_popescu>   BTC-Mining i would like better run platforms tho.
Aug 31 05:52:46 <BTC-Mining>   It's a beta... it's not even supposed to be finished yet...
Aug 31 05:52:50 <mircea_popescu>   right.
Aug 31 05:52:52 <BTC-Mining>   People just started using it
Aug 31 05:53:18 <mircea_popescu>   lol. you are aware glbse was scamming investors back in june last year right ?
Aug 31 05:53:46 <Ignatius-otc>   I wasn't aware, links?
Aug 31 05:53:57 <BTC-Mining>   You should show proof indeed.
Aug 31 05:54:28 <mircea_popescu>   Ignatius-otc SIN. LIF.A LIF.B LIF.CX. SMM. DISHWARA. PBJ. UBTC. BitFlowSys. GEM. SLV. BID. USGOLD. BB. SDM.
Aug 31 05:54:31 <mircea_popescu>   forum's your friend.
Aug 31 05:54:43 <mircea_popescu>   add it all up, it comes up to more than the most recent pirate thingee.
Aug 31 05:55:08 <mircea_popescu>   this if we look the other way and pretend to not notice that giga's thing went from 1.5 to .8 in the time it took it to pay ~.2 in dividends.
Aug 31 05:55:13 <BTC-Mining>   Was any of those asset issued by Nefario?
Aug 31 05:55:44 <mircea_popescu>   o dude i dunno, there was this guy that came and stole your money in my house ?! odd dood...
Aug 31 05:56:02 <mircea_popescu>   o, you mean we were all friendly and all ? well... ya, it happens, you know... investin'.
Aug 31 05:56:05 <mircea_popescu>   in da hood.
Aug 31 05:56:15 <mircea_popescu>   free market!
Aug 31 05:56:50 <assbot>   [MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 1417 @ 0.00079232 = 1.1227 BTC
Aug 31 05:56:56 <BTC-Mining>   glbse clearly state they're not regulating what's getting on the platform and to investigate the issuer yourself
Aug 31 05:57:17 <mircea_popescu>   and this clearly is a flawed business model.
Aug 31 05:57:27 <BTC-Mining>   Also Gigamining paid over 0.4BTC in dividends so far
Aug 31 05:57:43 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 1200 @ 0.0003934 = 0.4721 BTC [-]
Aug 31 05:57:55 <mircea_popescu>   !pl gigamining 1.5
Aug 31 05:57:56 <assbot>   Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while).
Aug 31 05:57:59 <assbot>   GIGAMINING [1@1.5BTC] paid: 0.41490096 BTC. Last price: 0.82 BTC. Capital gain: -0.68 BTC. Total: -0.26509904 BTC. (-17.7%)
Aug 31 05:58:15 <mircea_popescu>   41 the man says, but you got a point there.
Aug 31 05:58:33 <mircea_popescu>   -17% in 4 months is not so bad, given the alternatives on glbse.
Aug 31 05:58:57 <BTC-Mining>   don't forget that GIGAMINING is not completly fixed, it upgrades
Aug 31 05:59:06 <mircea_popescu>   im just working on past data.
Aug 31 05:59:20 <mircea_popescu>   the future's outside the scope of this conversation.
Aug 31 06:00:38 <mircea_popescu>   .py 0.823 ** 3
Aug 31 06:00:41 <markac>   0.557441767
Aug 31 06:00:43 <assbot>   [MPEX] [F.GIGA.ETF] 7600 @ 0.00080907 = 6.1489 BTC
Aug 31 06:01:37 <mircea_popescu>   half yer money in a year, who can argue with that.
Aug 31 06:01:56 <Obsi>   !pl futurefund 0.0001
Aug 31 06:01:56 <assbot>   Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while).
Aug 31 06:01:59 <assbot>   FUTUREFUND [1@0.0001BTC] paid: 1.625E-5 BTC. Last price: 0.000116 BTC. Capital gain: 1.6E-5 BTC. Total: 0.00003225 BTC. (32.3%)
Aug 31 06:01:59 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39701 @ 0.0003934 = 15.6184 BTC [-]
Aug 31 06:02:00 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34008 @ 0.00039526 = 13.442 BTC
Aug 31 06:02:01 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5519 @ 0.00039584 = 2.1846 BTC
Aug 31 06:02:02 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10372 @ 0.0003959 = 4.1063 BTC
Aug 31 06:02:03 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17400 @ 0.00039624 = 6.8946 BTC
Aug 31 06:02:04 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37900 @ 0.00039662 = 15.0319 BTC
Aug 31 06:02:05 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39000 @ 0.00039689 = 15.4787 BTC
Aug 31 06:02:06 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11800 @ 0.00039712 = 4.686 BTC
Aug 31 06:02:07 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27922 @ 0.0003973 = 11.0934 BTC
Aug 31 06:02:08 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6378 @ 0.00039781 = 2.5372 BTC
Aug 31 06:02:16 <Ignatius-otc>   I fail to see a direct connection showing collusion by GLBSE staff.
Aug 31 06:02:31 <kakobrekla>   when are smpoe div commin out
Aug 31 06:02:35 <Ignatius-otc>   Next time you are looking at one mp, please forward it along.
Aug 31 06:02:39 <mircea_popescu>   tomorrow about this time kakobrekla
Aug 31 06:02:46 <kakobrekla>   k
Aug 31 06:02:49 <mircea_popescu>   Ignatius-otc mkay, lets see here
Aug 31 06:02:51 <BTC-Mining>   yes, yes... and you're completly ignoring why the price is currently low and declare it as a linear loss of value
Aug 31 06:03:01 <Chaang-Noi>   !pl gigamining 1
Aug 31 06:03:02 <assbot>   Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while).
Aug 31 06:03:15 <Chaang-Noi>   i bought in at 1
Aug 31 06:03:37 <BTC-Mining>   Didn't gigamining IPO at 1 by the way?
Aug 31 06:03:39 <assbot>   GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.41490096 BTC. Last price: 0.82 BTC. Capital gain: -0.18 BTC. Total: 0.23490096 BTC. (23.5%)
Aug 31 06:03:39 *   asa has quit (Ping timeout: 246 seconds)
Aug 31 06:03:46 <Chaang-Noi>   yes i bought a huge amount at 1
Aug 31 06:03:52 <BTC-Mining>   Making it a 0.20 loss for 0.40 dividend?
Aug 31 06:04:07 <Chaang-Noi>   yeah i think i did well
Aug 31 06:04:07 <mircea_popescu>   https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=35775.msg699659#msg699659 you can start there Ignatius-otc
Aug 31 06:04:17 <mircea_popescu>   BTC-Mining why is the price currently low ?
Aug 31 06:04:23 <Chaang-Noi>   i also sold some very near 1.5
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Aug 31 06:04:48 <Ignatius-otc>   I would normally just do the work myself mp, but I have already went on a wild goose chase once today. To read about Chaang and his glbse "scandal". Wasn't worth my time and didn't prove Chaang dishonest or doing wrong.
Aug 31 06:04:51 <Ignatius-otc>   ok ty for the link
Aug 31 06:05:20 <BTC-Mining>   The price of bitcoin more than doubled since it IPOed and mining difficulty has been raising accordingly
Aug 31 06:05:23 <mircea_popescu>   Chaang-Noi is just front and center in pretty much any drama, but other than that it's not clearly proven he's dishonest.
Aug 31 06:05:26 <mircea_popescu>   just a little silly at  times.
Aug 31 06:05:43 <BTC-Mining>   Thus price lowered, however Gigamining's rig should get upgraded.
Aug 31 06:05:43 <mircea_popescu>   BTC-Mining and we should discount this for what reason ?
Aug 31 06:05:52 <Chaang-Noi>   means a great deal coming from you mircea
Aug 31 06:05:59 <Chaang-Noi>   i would ahte for anyone to think we were friends
Aug 31 06:06:14 <mircea_popescu>   lol
Aug 31 06:06:17 <Chaang-Noi>   yeah im very happy with giga stock
Aug 31 06:08:11 <BTC-Mining>    <@assbot> GIGAMINING [1@1BTC] paid: 0.41490096 BTC. Last price: 0.82 BTC. Capital gain: -0.18 BTC. Total: 0.23490096 BTC. (23.5%)
Aug 31 06:08:25 <BTC-Mining>   0.41 paid, -0.18 capital gain, net +23.5%
Aug 31 06:08:37 <BTC-Mining>   Gigamining's price at IPO wasn't bad
Aug 31 06:08:42 <mircea_popescu>   as long as we're making scenarios, you could have bought at 1 sold at 1.5
Aug 31 06:08:44 <mircea_popescu>   some people did.
Aug 31 06:08:55 <BTC-Mining>   aye, and some people overpaid the stock
Aug 31 06:08:58 <mircea_popescu>   more's the point, on any stock chart you can make these imaginary paths where you win money no matter what happens.
Aug 31 06:09:09 <mircea_popescu>   with the benefit of knowing the future, that's grea.t
Aug 31 06:09:30 <BTC-Mining>   Indeed, you could, assuming you can foresee the future... unfortunatly you can't
Aug 31 06:10:23 <Chaang-Noi>   im glad im friends with james :)
Aug 31 06:10:30 <Chaang-Noi>   and let me in on the ipo
Aug 31 06:10:42 <mircea_popescu>   it was public on the forums wasn't it.
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Aug 31 06:11:01 <BTC-Mining>   hmm...
Aug 31 06:11:59 <mircea_popescu>   ;;ticker
Aug 31 06:12:00 <gribble>   Best bid: 10.78001, Best ask: 10.79, Bid-ask spread: 0.00999, Last trade: 10.78, 24 hour volume: 29529, 24 hour low: 10.6, 24 hour high: 10.907
Aug 31 06:18:16 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [BITBOND] 2 @ 0.4693 = 0.9386 BTC [-]
Aug 31 06:19:50 <Ignatius-otc>   mircea_popescu: what measures are in place on mpex to prevent a lif.* like asset from defaulting in the way the thread you linked to me describes?
Aug 31 06:20:31 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [V.HRL] 1 @ 1 BTC
Aug 31 06:20:39 <Ignatius-otc>   does mpex have investment funds? if so, when they are poorly managed and lose most/all btc...how would this play out any differently if the exchange were mpex instead of glbse
Aug 31 06:20:40 <Chaang-Noi>   there is not money traded on mpex so nothing can be lost
Aug 31 06:20:42 <mircea_popescu>   i don't allow random people to list.
Aug 31 06:20:50 <mircea_popescu>   Chaang-Noi now why do you insist to lie on the matter ?
Aug 31 06:21:13 <Chaang-Noi>   not a lie, but an exageration to absurdity
Aug 31 06:21:20 <Chaang-Noi>   clearly a few btc is on your exchange
Aug 31 06:21:22 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [BFLS] 2 @ 1.09 = 2.18 BTC [-]
Aug 31 06:21:24 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [BFLS] 1 @ 1.099 BTC
Aug 31 06:21:29 <mircea_popescu>   but you are aware that glbse did something like 20% of the satoshi dice volume, right ?
Aug 31 06:21:35 <Chaang-Noi>   so yes you can be scammed too
Aug 31 06:21:37 <mircea_popescu>   mostly because... it has no investors.
Aug 31 06:21:43 <mircea_popescu>   of course i can be scammed  too.
Aug 31 06:21:59 <mircea_popescu>   the difference is that i haven't been.
Aug 31 06:22:04 <Chaang-Noi>   glbse took 20% of the volume of a stock on your exchange? oh lol
Aug 31 06:22:07 <mircea_popescu>   just like any wife could be a whore. she has the equipment.
Aug 31 06:22:12 <Ignatius-otc>   is there an actual third party blockchain like way to verify any of your volume claims mp?
Aug 31 06:22:12 <mircea_popescu>   the ideea is that some are and some aren't.
Aug 31 06:22:16 <Chaang-Noi>   thats pretty funny stat
Aug 31 06:22:24 <mircea_popescu>   Ignatius-otc you could try twitter i guess ?
Aug 31 06:22:40 <Ignatius-otc>   twitter? as proof of volume? so...the same as glbse?
Aug 31 06:22:44 <Chaang-Noi>   why would 20% not wnt to use your exchange and pick glbse over it? oh wiat, never mind :)
Aug 31 06:22:54 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [NYAN.C] 1 @ 0.45 BTC
Aug 31 06:22:56 <mircea_popescu>   Chaang-Noi because they don't have 20 btc, mostly.
Aug 31 06:23:06 <mircea_popescu>   Ignatius-otc how would you construct proof of volume ?
Aug 31 06:23:08 <mircea_popescu>   in an ideal world ?
Aug 31 06:23:21 <Ignatius-otc>   trusted third party verification
Aug 31 06:23:33 <mircea_popescu>   there's not that many third parties that i trust.
Aug 31 06:23:37 <Ignatius-otc>   just generally aksing though, your statements seem like they could alle asily apply to any exchange,even yours
Aug 31 06:23:43 <assbot>   [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43000 @ 0.00039724 = 17.0813 BTC [-]
Aug 31 06:23:47 <mircea_popescu>   which specifically ?
Aug 31 06:23:48 <Ignatius-otc>   apply easily*
Aug 31 06:24:05 <Ignatius-otc>   mainly the collusion thing is what got me to chime in and the fun here
Aug 31 06:24:12 <mircea_popescu>   a. well here's the thing :
Aug 31 06:24:17 <Ignatius-otc>   i still havent seen anything suggesting glbse is in collusion with defaulting assets
Aug 31 06:24:42 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [FDBF] 1 @ 0.14 BTC [-]
Aug 31 06:25:19 <mircea_popescu>   you got neighbourhood A, where there never was a violent crime. you got neighbourhood B, where about half the citizens routinely get hauled off to prison on various violent charges.
Aug 31 06:25:25 <mircea_popescu>   now... where do you make your home ?
Aug 31 06:25:45 <mircea_popescu>   sure, in principle crime is crime, it can happen anywhere, innocent till proven guilty and all that.
Aug 31 06:25:49 <mircea_popescu>   but, where do you make your home ?
Aug 31 06:25:56 <Ignatius-otc>   that wasn't my concern
Aug 31 06:26:03 <mircea_popescu>   well that was the extent of my argument.
Aug 31 06:26:13 <Ignatius-otc>   my concern is when you alluded multiple times that glbse staff are/were involved in scams
Aug 31 06:26:19 <mircea_popescu>   shit happens too many times it's either incompetence or collusion.

Aug 31 06:26:27 <BTC-Mining>   This isn't about making your home tho, it's about making money
Aug 31 06:26:49 <mircea_popescu>   BTC-Mining no, the making money part has been longresolved. anyone with any capital and any sense goes wherwe the volume is.
Aug 31 06:26:57 <mircea_popescu>   we're on to discussing the irrational part, of homemaking.
Aug 31 06:27:03 <BTC-Mining>   and although GLBSE had many scam/default, when chosen correctly, the assets pay a lot more.
Aug 31 06:27:03 <mircea_popescu>   that being the last argument left, really.
Aug 31 06:27:17 <mircea_popescu>   BTC-Mining do you know which is the highest yield asset on glbse ?
Aug 31 06:27:29 <BTC-Mining>   So people only go where the volume is eh? Guess we should all strictly invest in government bonds then
Aug 31 06:27:41 <BTC-Mining>   The highest were pirate's passthrough
Aug 31 06:27:44 <mircea_popescu>   nope
Aug 31 06:27:46 <mircea_popescu>   try again ?
Aug 31 06:28:08 <BTC-Mining>   hmm... OBSI.HRPT currently
Aug 31 06:28:11 <mircea_popescu>   mnope
Aug 31 06:28:17 <mircea_popescu>   want a third or are you bored ?
Aug 31 06:28:27 <BTC-Mining>   Bored
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Aug 31 06:28:34 <mircea_popescu>   !pl mpoe.etf 0.1
Aug 31 06:28:34 <assbot>   Requesting data from GLBSE (might take a while).
Aug 31 06:28:52 <mircea_popescu>   gee they take this beta thing seriously.
Aug 31 06:28:52 <assbot>   MPOE.ETF [1@0.1BTC] paid: 0.0104835 BTC. Last price: 1.3 BTC. Capital gain: 1.2 BTC. Total: 1.2104835 BTC. (1210.5%)
Aug 31 06:29:11 <assbot>   [GLBSE] [DMC] 1 @ 0.0622 BTC [-]
Aug 31 06:29:23 <Ignatius-otc>   To be clear I personally am not arguing that any glbse asset is a sound investment, I just want to make sure the exchange itself is reputable.
Aug 31 06:29:32 <mircea_popescu>   Ignatius-otc how would you do that ?
Aug 31 06:29:59 <Ignatius-otc>   similar to feedback systems all voer the internet is how I personally went about it
Aug 31 06:30:04 <mircea_popescu>   i regard it as disreputable. i might just be biased. some people regard it as reputable. course they don't tend to disclose their ownership interest in it.
Aug 31 06:30:07 <mircea_popescu>   what can you do ?
Aug 31 06:30:24 <Ignatius-otc>   and in doing so, found absolutely no evidence glbse is up to no good, same for chaang, yet I watch you sit here and bash the fk out of these things pretty frequently...

Note: I'm posting logs lately mostly to illustrate for the benefit of forum-hobbled minds that yes, in fact irc is where it's at.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: bitcoinbear on September 30, 2012, 07:21:14 PM

Note: I'm posting logs lately mostly to illustrate for the benefit of forum-hobbled minds that yes, in fact irc is where it's at.

Which channel is this from?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: OneEyed on September 30, 2012, 07:29:40 PM

Note: I'm posting logs lately mostly to illustrate for the benefit of forum-hobbled minds that yes, in fact irc is where it's at.

Which channel is this from?

Most likely #bitcoin-assets.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 30, 2012, 10:30:26 PM
Bitcoin-assets indeed.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on October 01, 2012, 06:28:17 AM
Well I got an e-mail back from Nefario about my asking for the undisputed coin. He claims he did not understand the e-mail and wants a new e-mail to be sent...

He is just playing games. :/
I think that gives us our answer. Your message was about as clear as it can be. If all he needed was an address to make payment, he now has it.

Nefario: If Goat didn't actually send that message, or didn't include a valid address, or you did pay him back and he's lying, or you didn't send the email Goat claims, or anything like that, *please* speak up. Because now it's really looking like your holding undisputed funds to obtain leverage in a legitimate dispute. Because we're only hearing one side of this story, and it is making you look very bad.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 01, 2012, 06:31:09 AM
Well I got an e-mail back from Nefario about my asking for the undisputed coin. He claims he did not understand the e-mail and wants a new e-mail to be sent...

He is just playing games. :/
I think that gives us our answer. Your message was about as clear as it can be. If all he needed was an address to make payment, he now has it.

Nefario: If Goat didn't actually send that message, or didn't include a valid address, or you did pay him back and he's lying, or you didn't send the email Goat claims, or anything like that, *please* speak up. Because now it's really looking like your holding undisputed funds to obtain leverage in a legitimate dispute. Because we're only hearing one side of this story, and it is making you look very bad.


Nefario hasnt been on the forum for 3 days so its hard to say if he is even responding to emails either.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on October 01, 2012, 06:59:58 AM
Nefario hasnt been on the forum for 3 days so its hard to say if he is even responding to emails either.
Nefario and GLBSE seem to have completely abandoned Goat's asset holders and their obligation to secure their ownership interests. If that's not what's really happened, they really need to say so.

Would any Goat asset holders who have sent complaints to GLBSE support (preferably recently) please share what they've been getting back?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 01, 2012, 10:15:05 PM
Well I got an e-mail back from Nefario about my asking for the undisputed coin. He claims he did not understand the e-mail and wants a new e-mail to be sent...

He is just playing games. :/
Not cool.

He has 24 hours to send you the funds, otherwise things will get interesting.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 02, 2012, 12:25:37 AM
Well I got an e-mail back from Nefario about my asking for the undisputed coin. He claims he did not understand the e-mail and wants a new e-mail to be sent...

He is just playing games. :/
Not cool.

He has 24 hours to send you the funds, otherwise things will get interesting.
Response received. The ball is now in Goat's court.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: CJGoodings on October 02, 2012, 12:27:33 AM
Starting to get interesting now :D


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: SaltySpitoon on October 02, 2012, 02:12:07 AM
I think we need to make these things more like a prize fight. Where someone wins, and the other person loses. For example Goat and Nefario would get into a thread where no one but themselves could post. They would then go back and forth until one gives up or one wins by predetermined rules set by the moderators. The winner wins, and the loser is banished! That or something else cool. We could do execution rules, but those would be sort of hard to enforce. I don't know, just throwing an idea out there.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 02, 2012, 03:59:17 AM
Thank you, Goat. This was apparently just a BIG misunderstanding thanks to a non breaking space character that caused the address to fail validation. I apologize for being so harsh, but neither of you were really acting in good faith, so I didn't know what to expect.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 02, 2012, 04:10:32 AM
The claim system is good enough. If someone gives you a claim code you don't have, tell them to bring it up with Nefario. If more than one person claims a code, just give it to the first person. It's not your responsibility to figure it out. If there is a problem with how the claim system was done, it is Nefario's responsibility to reimburse anyone that has a problem that a better system would have solved. Period. If he didn't want this liability on his hands, he would have just done it right in the first place.

The ONLY thing you need to check is that the amount of claim codes match the number of shares issued.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on October 02, 2012, 04:14:19 AM
I think we need to make these things more like a prize fight. Where someone wins, and the other person loses. For example Goat and Nefario would get into a thread where no one but themselves could post. They would then go back and forth until one gives up or one wins by predetermined rules set by the moderators. The winner wins, and the loser is banished! That or something else cool. We could do execution rules, but those would be sort of hard to enforce. I don't know, just throwing an idea out there.

There is no one better qualified to judge this than I.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on October 02, 2012, 04:17:03 AM
Well Maged demanded that I send him and Theymos the e-mails I sent to Nefario or be banned in 48 hours for lying.

That's awesome.  ::)


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: burnside on October 02, 2012, 04:21:20 AM
Well Maged demanded that I send him and Theymos the e-mails I sent to Nefario or be banned in 48 hours for lying.

That's awesome.  ::)

Yeah, imagine that.  Theymos owns what?  21% of GLBSE?  No conflict of interest there.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 02, 2012, 04:25:49 AM
Well Maged demanded that I send him and Theymos the e-mails I sent to Nefario or be banned in 48 hours for lying.

That's awesome.  ::)

Yeah, imagine that.  Theymos owns what?  21% of GLBSE?  No conflict of interest there.
I only asked that it be sent to theymos as a reference. Theymos is not in charge of this investigation. Additionally, I did not ask for the previous communications. I only asked that a NEW email be sent to Nefario that included the address that would be CC'd to us. I needed proof that Goat wasn't just lying about having sent the address, since Nefario told me that the address he was sent wasn't validating.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: burnside on October 02, 2012, 04:34:47 AM
Well Maged demanded that I send him and Theymos the e-mails I sent to Nefario or be banned in 48 hours for lying.

That's awesome.  ::)

Yeah, imagine that.  Theymos owns what?  21% of GLBSE?  No conflict of interest there.
I only asked that it be sent to theymos as a reference. Theymos is not in charge of this investigation. Additionally, I did not ask for the previous communications. I only asked that a NEW email be sent to Nefario that included the address that would be CC'd to us. I needed proof that Goat wasn't just lying about having sent the address, since Nefario told me that the address he was sent wasn't validating.

Thank you for the clarification.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: stochastic on October 02, 2012, 04:37:07 AM
Well Maged demanded that I send him and Theymos the e-mails I sent to Nefario or be banned in 48 hours for lying.

That's awesome.  ::)

Yeah, imagine that.  Theymos owns what?  21% of GLBSE?  No conflict of interest there.
I only asked that it be sent to theymos as a reference. Theymos is not in charge of this investigation. Additionally, I did not ask for the previous communications. I only asked that a NEW email be sent to Nefario that included the address that would be CC'd to us. I needed proof that Goat wasn't just lying about having sent the address, since Nefario told me that the address he was sent wasn't validating.

After reading his message again Maged did not ask for the old e-mails. He only asked for the bitcoin address. (That was my mistake but still.. I think I proved my point that I did not lie and that I was acting in good faith...


This was the part of the message from Maged that made me think I should send the old e-mails.

"Failure to do so will result in you being marked as a scammer and possibly even banned for the following reasons:
1) Publicly lying about having sent Nefario a Bitcoin address. This will be considered libel and ALL posts, made by anybody, referencing this specific lie will be DELETED to protect the forum from legal action."

but in fairness he did only ask for an address.

Thanks.




Why not just post the address on the forums?  Anyway, this is all kind of ridiculous.  Couldn't Maged just ask Nefario if he got the emails with the bitcoin address?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 02, 2012, 04:41:58 AM
Well Maged demanded that I send him and Theymos the e-mails I sent to Nefario or be banned in 48 hours for lying.

That's awesome.  ::)

Yeah, imagine that.  Theymos owns what?  21% of GLBSE?  No conflict of interest there.
I only asked that it be sent to theymos as a reference. Theymos is not in charge of this investigation. Additionally, I did not ask for the previous communications. I only asked that a NEW email be sent to Nefario that included the address that would be CC'd to us. I needed proof that Goat wasn't just lying about having sent the address, since Nefario told me that the address he was sent wasn't validating.

After reading his message again Maged did not ask for the old e-mails. He only asked for the bitcoin address. (That was my mistake but still.. I think I proved my point that I did not lie and that I was acting in good faith...


This was the part of the message from Maged that made me think I should send the old e-mails.

"Failure to do so will result in you being marked as a scammer and possibly even banned for the following reasons:
1) Publicly lying about having sent Nefario a Bitcoin address. This will be considered libel and ALL posts, made by anybody, referencing this specific lie will be DELETED to protect the forum from legal action."

but in fairness he did only ask for an address.

Thanks.




Why not just post the address on the forums?  Anyway, this is all kind of ridiculous.  Couldn't Maged just ask Nefario if he got the emails with the bitcoin address?
As long as one third party observer sees the address, it's fine if it's not posted. Also, I agree, this is ridiculous. This shouldn't be this difficult. Finally, yes, I did ask Nefario, but he said that he wasn't sent a valid address, which turns out to have just been a misunderstanding. Nefario is quickly running out of excuses.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 02, 2012, 04:46:59 AM
I think he did and that is why Maged came down on me so hard
You should have seen what I sent to Nefario...


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on October 02, 2012, 04:51:46 AM
This email is a service from GLBSE. Delivered by Zendesk.

Zendesk is well known for børking formatting of long strings, rich text, etc.

It's very likely Nefario's issue, not yours.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on October 02, 2012, 06:19:53 AM
I only asked that it be sent to theymos as a reference. Theymos is not in charge of this investigation. Additionally, I did not ask for the previous communications. I only asked that a NEW email be sent to Nefario that included the address that would be CC'd to us. I needed proof that Goat wasn't just lying about having sent the address, since Nefario told me that the address he was sent wasn't validating.
I don't understand. How would copies of new communications tell you if Goat was lying about having sent the address? I can understand why Goat thought you wanted copies of previous communications -- how could copies of future communications tell you if he was lying or not?

There is a dispute over whether Goat sent Nefario an address or not. If you're investigating that dispute, you would naturally want copies of past emails. If you aren't investigating that incident, why would a ban threat for lying come up?

I'm very, very confused now.

Unless there's some strange technical problem, either Nefario or Goat is lying about having sent an address. Goat says he did. Nefario says he didn't. Are you investigating this past dispute to see who was lying?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: smoothie on October 02, 2012, 08:39:46 AM
We've provided goat everything he needs to continue his relationship with his asset holders.

We can't be forced to do business with someone who is a liability.

If he believes that we've breached contract, he can take legal action against us.
Yesterday was a sink of shares (not associated to the pirate), at a low price. Goats under contract, he can give me back my value of these shares, but at a low price. he will be right. and who provoked the situation when I lost money, I think is clear. you had to solve the problem together and find a way out.

There is no way I can do this with out GLBSE or a new stock exchange. There is no way for me to see the value of the bids. How can I give anyone a fair price?

Nefario more or less made all of the assets worthless and not trade able. What is the market price for some of the bonds? No way to know...

Goat if I were you I would use the LAST traded price of the asset to liquidate at. That makes the most sense and is the most fair to your asset holders. Now that you have your question answered you have everything you need to fulfill your obligations to your asset holders.

From what I can tell is you are continually making excuses as to how you CAN'T make things right with your asset holders. Please stop trying to wiggle and just be straight.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Akka on October 02, 2012, 08:51:45 AM
Nefario,

do you really want to go with this to the bitter end?
This has already caused more damage than the original dispute between you and Goat was about.

Are you really willing to risk your entire reputation and all the work you have already put into GLBSE upon this?

Despite that, there is nothing wrong with admitting that you have reacted without thinking this through. Its more shameful to stay on you point despite all resistance and that a majority disagrees with your course.

Also, there is a lesson to be learned here:

GLBSE needs to but a rule in place, when and why assets can be delisted, as well as an sound delisting process, if it doesn't want this to happen again.

This whole thing lets your entire business look very unprofessional.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on October 02, 2012, 09:14:44 AM
The claim system is good enough. If someone gives you a claim code you don't have, tell them to bring it up with Nefario. If more than one person claims a code, just give it to the first person. It's not your responsibility to figure it out. If there is a problem with how the claim system was done, it is Nefario's responsibility to reimburse anyone that has a problem that a better system would have solved. Period. If he didn't want this liability on his hands, he would have just done it right in the first place.

That would be satisfactory. It seems Goat needs to publish every code upon receipt, otherwise he won't be able to prove he has redeemed it when he receives the code twice.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on October 02, 2012, 09:34:56 AM
Goat if I were you I would use the LAST traded price of the asset to liquidate at. That makes the most sense and is the most fair to your asset holders. Now that you have your question answered you have everything you need to fulfill your obligations to your asset holders.
This is false and has been refuted thoroughly in the forums.

For example, what happens if someone presents him a code that isn't on his list? Obviously, he must refuse to redeem it. But then, what happens if someone makes a scammer accusation? If your answer is, "we side with Goat", then you have totally abandoned the asset holders, since Goat can refuse to honor any of them. If your answer is, "we side with the claimer", then Goat is accepting massive liability by accepting these claim codes. He has absolutely no way to know that they were issued to actual asset holders.

What happens if he redeems a claim code and then later someone else presents that same claim code? How can Goat prove the first claim wasn't from someone conspiring with him?

It is absolutely absurd to argue that he has everything he needs to fulfill his obligations. There is huge liability associated with him accepting this scheme -- liability he never agreed to accept that Nefario imposed on him unilaterally. He would have to be an idiot to accept this arrangement at gunpoint. It is GLBSE that abandoned its customers, failed to protect their ownership interests, and left Goat to pick up the pieces at his own expenses and risk.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on October 02, 2012, 09:50:58 AM
The claim system is good enough. If someone gives you a claim code you don't have, tell them to bring it up with Nefario.
How would that work? If Nefario says "I gave that code to Goat". Then what?

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If more than one person claims a code, just give it to the first person. It's not your responsibility to figure it out.
And if the person making the second claim says they don't believe that Goat got any other claim, then what? If Nefario gave the same claim code to two people, how can Goat prove that?

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If there is a problem with how the claim system was done, it is Nefario's responsibility to reimburse anyone that has a problem that a better system would have solved. Period. If he didn't want this liability on his hands, he would have just done it right in the first place.
Exactly. So as soon as Nefario accepts that liability and agrees to a resolution system, *then* Goat could accept claim codes. But until then, it can't work. (But he won't do that because the liability is massive. See below.)

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The ONLY thing you need to check is that the amount of claim codes match the number of shares issued.
That would be the only thing he needed to check if he had an agreement in place with Nefario to resolve disputes. But right now, he'd have to be an idiot to start accepting those claim codes. Consider:

1) Person comes to Goat with a code.

2) Goat redeems the code, it's on the list.

3) Another person comes to Goat with the same code.

4) Goat says, "Sorry. That code was redeemed."

5) Person says, "I didn't redeem it. It was issued to me. Maybe you're lying. Maybe Nefario gave two people the same code. I don't know."

Now what? Nefario has not accepted any liability for this situation and Goat would be a fool to do so since he doesn't trust Nefario. Of course Nefario will say the code was only given to one person and that's likely true. But how can Goat prove he's not scamming? And if you say "in this case, we'll trust Goat", then Goat can cheat anyone he wants to.

In other words, for Goat to accept these codes opens himself up to massive liability if his asset holders try to scam him. And nothing Nefario can do can fix this after the fact. The second Goat starts accepting these codes, this window opens up. Goat would have to be an idiot to start redeeming these codes.

And how can Nefario accept liability for this? He doesn't know if the guy is scamming (redeeming the same code twice) or Goat is scamming (redeeming other people's codes himself through an accomplice). And if Nefario says to the guy, "sorry, I only gave your code to one person", (which is probably true) then the guy can argue that Goat is a scammer. So Goat can only accept codes if Nefario makes good for anyone in this situation, even if they are scamming him.

This code system is so fundamentally broken and so at odds with everything we know about security that it looks like it was thought up in two minutes by a below-average third grader. And, in any event, for Nefario to impose it on Goat and his asset holders without even trying to reach an agreement on a scheme that's at least not so obviously broken is an inexcusable breach of GLBSE's obligation to protect its customers' ownership interests in their assets.



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: smoothie on October 02, 2012, 10:00:47 AM
I would like to point out that Nefario has not sent me any BTC despite 3 e-mails over several days with the BTC address.

I also noticed he hasnt really posted much on the forum in the past few days. He has been very quiet.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: guruvan on October 02, 2012, 10:13:35 AM
Well.

This thread has clearly shown me that I shouldn't trust:

GLBSE
Nefario
Bitcointalk.org staff
Maged in particular (but I didn't trust Maged already)

Nefario, wow. You' fucked up with this one. What was the percentage of fundss withdrawn from GLBSE this week? Have any traders that aren't bailing out? Any assets that aren't collapsing? Nice work. How much investor money are you now responsible for losing?

Maged, no the claim code "system" devised at GLBSE is a complete disaster. You're obviously not qualified to determine the quality of that system. You clearly don't understand how easily it can be compromised.

Theymos, how can you have Maged "judging" things here. He's clearly biased against certain members of the community,. and cannot be expected to "judge" fairly.

I have no question that Goat will make good on his obligations to his investors, but I can't understand why Nefario, and GLBSE, and apparently forum staff would like to make this difficult for Goat. Interesting that one staff member is a major GLBSE shareholder. Bad form. Looks pretty scammy from here.

Nefario where is Goat's money?!!!


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on October 02, 2012, 11:21:54 AM
The claim system is good enough. If someone gives you a claim code you don't have, tell them to bring it up with Nefario. If more than one person claims a code, just give it to the first person. It's not your responsibility to figure it out. If there is a problem with how the claim system was done, it is Nefario's responsibility to reimburse anyone that has a problem that a better system would have solved. Period. If he didn't want this liability on his hands, he would have just done it right in the first place.

That would be satisfactory. It seems Goat needs to publish every code upon receipt, otherwise he won't be able to prove he has redeemed it when he receives the code twice.


Making the code public is only asking for others to try to use it...  Even if i were to find a way to accept the codes it does not solve all of the problems. Crossing a code off the list does not make the code turn back into an asset.

The claim system dictates that it is so. You can't afford to not disclose the codes you receive, otherwise you won't be able to prove you did indeed receive those codes.

According to what Maged said, it isn't even your burden. Nefario will reimburse anyone that has a problem that a better system would have solved. Interestingly enough, a better system (i.e. merely not rushing the delisting out of spite for a single person) would have solved the precise problem we're having now. For this reason, I think this time Nefario should publicly confirm what Maged said.

One more point though. It should be clear that GLBSE still has obligations to the owners of those shares, as Maged stated. And that is not surprising because it's very hard to devise a system for transferring control of anonymous assets without cooperating authorities. If we had an easy way to do it, we wouldn't need Satoshi to create Bitcoin.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on October 02, 2012, 11:35:18 AM
One more point though. It should be clear that GLBSE still has obligations to the owners of those shares, as Maged stated.
These are obligations that Nefario, it appears, has currently directed GLBSE to default on and continues to default on. Assuming there isn't some dramatic "other side to the story" that we haven't heard, that alone seems to merit a scammer tag until that obligation is honored. Combine that with the apparent failure to return even undisputed amounts of Goat's money that Nefario directed to be frozen and the case is a slam dunk. I think that if it were anyone else, it would resolved already.

I'm not on a witch hunt. By far my preferred resolution to this problem would be GLBSE accepting responsibility for the mess Nefario made, finding a way to make things right with their customers, and pledging to work out a freezing and delisting policy that will avoid a repeat of this fiasco.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: guruvan on October 02, 2012, 12:42:24 PM
You know, I'm reminded of nefario once asking pirate to lock Goat's account at BTCS&T.

This is yet another attempt by nefario to harm goat financially.

With no word, nor action from nefario, I find it hard to imagine what other conclusion could be drawn here.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: deeplink on October 02, 2012, 12:52:56 PM
This code system is so fundamentally broken and so at odds with everything we know about security that it looks like it was thought up in two minutes by a below-average third grader. And, in any event, for Nefario to impose it on Goat and his asset holders without even trying to reach an agreement on a scheme that's at least not so obviously broken is an inexcusable breach of GLBSE's obligation to protect its customers' ownership interests in their assets.

It worries me a lot that someone running the largest Bitcoin stock exchange is proposing this obviously flawed code system. No question security issues should be your main specialism when running a stock exchange.

Adding more concern is the fact that the website is not up to standards (and has not been improving for months) indicating that the programmer(s) are not very serious or skilled.

Adding even more concerns are the more than questionable action of de-listing and the complete ignoration of valid objections by the community.

The way this is handled by GLBSE/Nefario is not unacceptable.

Big big fail for GLBSE.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bugpowder on October 02, 2012, 02:51:29 PM

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It worries me a lot that someone running the largest Bitcoin stock exchange

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GLBSE is not the largest bitcoin stock exchange.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: bitcoinbear on October 02, 2012, 03:54:32 PM

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It worries me a lot that someone running the largest Bitcoin stock exchange


GLBSE is not the largest bitcoin stock exchange.


It depends on how you measure it. What would you call the biggest stock exchange? I think GLBSE has the largest number of assets listed.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: ciuciu on October 02, 2012, 04:01:25 PM


It worries me a lot that someone running the largest Bitcoin stock exchange



GLBSE is not the largest bitcoin stock exchange.


You are a dreamer. "The bitcoin exchange" is running more than 80% on margin. A few weeks ago Smickles@Co were worried because the main Bitcoin address of that exchange received only 4000BTC. And all of them sent bitcoins to that address. The explanation of the pornographer: all other are "private deals".
Try selling in that fake bids and you will see. But that is not a problem yet, because nobody is using that exchange.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: ShireSilver on October 02, 2012, 04:41:26 PM
IMHO what I think Goat should do is try the code redemption process. Ask for all the shareholders to report to him first. If all of the shares get accounted for and there's no double coding, then he should settle that. If there are actual attempts at double code usage, then process nothing and take it from there. At least according to my understanding of the process it should work if everyone acts properly, and it can fail if anyone acts in bad faith. The process isn't perfect but it could work. At least giving it a try first instead of claiming that it *could* go wrong seems the better route. Then if something goes wrong the problem clearly would belong to nefario.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on October 02, 2012, 06:15:42 PM
This thread has clearly shown me that I shouldn't trust:

GLBSE
Nefario
Bitcointalk.org staff
Maged in particular (but I didn't trust Maged already)

You shouldn't trust anyone.  However, you should distrust this list.  Put a "scammer" tag on in your head, or inject custom CSS with their posts.

This is a clusterfuck from all angles.  Goat screwed up to a certain degree, and his attitude1 encouraged all of the above into believing that a) he was wrong and b) he would be easily pushed into some sort of settlement that was not in his best interest.

Nefario is inept and incompetent.  He is in way over his head and if GLBSE continues to do business, it will merely continue its trend to being the Silk Road of BTC "security exchanges"2 or blow up completely.  It should not continue to exist.

The staff should not be dictating policy of BTC businesses.  This ticket system is moronic.  How do you value an asset that can no longer be exchanged?

As I read it, and I am ready to be corrected, Nefario and the forum staff have colluded to put goat out of business.


1. Yes, he is a prick.  But if we don't defend pricks, then, well, you run the risk of monster pricks being really, really big pricks.
2. Quotes for irony.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on October 02, 2012, 06:20:32 PM
IMHO what I think Goat should do is try the code redemption process. Ask for all the shareholders to report to him first. If all of the shares get accounted for and there's no double coding, then he should settle that. If there are actual attempts at double code usage, then process nothing and take it from there. At least according to my understanding of the process it should work if everyone acts properly, and it can fail if anyone acts in bad faith. The process isn't perfect but it could work. At least giving it a try first instead of claiming that it *could* go wrong seems the better route. Then if something goes wrong the problem clearly would belong to nefario.

This is a horrible idea.

Actually, this sort of "doing without knowing what" is exactly how Nefario drove GLBSE into the wall.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on October 02, 2012, 06:28:52 PM
This is a horrible idea.

Actually, this sort of "doing without knowing what" is exactly how Nefario drove GLBSE into the wall.

But we have to (tell other people to) do something!!!!!!!!!!!!!-eπi!!!!


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on October 02, 2012, 06:39:33 PM
IMHO what I think Goat should do is try the code redemption process. Ask for all the shareholders to report to him first. If all of the shares get accounted for and there's no double coding, then he should settle that. If there are actual attempts at double code usage, then process nothing and take it from there. At least according to my understanding of the process it should work if everyone acts properly, and it can fail if anyone acts in bad faith. The process isn't perfect but it could work. At least giving it a try first instead of claiming that it *could* go wrong seems the better route. Then if something goes wrong the problem clearly would belong to nefario.

This is a horrible idea.

Actually, this sort of "doing without knowing what" is exactly how Nefario drove GLBSE into the wall.

You know Mircea we're all waiting for you to waive that 20BTC fee. Why won't you let us give you our coins???  :P

~pyotr


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on October 02, 2012, 06:42:56 PM
I would like to believe that Goat can just try the codes and get everything to work, but let's be honest - some of his shareholders can't even find the forum, how are they going to work this out?

No matter how much everyone works on this, there's still going to be that one loose end that only traded in the assets because of the convenience of the exchange. I don't foresee a clean outcome of the claim-code system even without any fraudulent claims.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on October 02, 2012, 07:11:04 PM
It depends on how you measure it. What would you call the biggest stock exchange? I think GLBSE has the largest number of assets listed.

Obviously would depend on what you call an asset.  :P

A few weeks ago Smickles@Co were worried because the main Bitcoin address of that exchange received only 4000BTC.

Actually > 15,000 BTC (http://blockchain.info/address/1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx). Also, people on IRC were explaining to you that by looking at outgoing payments it became obvious addresses with significantly larger BTC inputs were being involved.

But we have to (tell other people to) do something!!!!!!!!!!!!!-eπi!!!!

Almost like the US Congress, minus a whole pile of "thank you for your leadership".

You know Mircea we're all waiting for you to waive that 20BTC fee. Why won't you let us give you our coins???  :P

~pyotr

You could use a broker site like coinbr or a broker-person like Brendio, smickles, buncha others, you know this?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on October 02, 2012, 08:48:16 PM
You could use a broker site like coinbr or a broker-person like Brendio, smickles, buncha others, you know this?

I did not know that, as a matter of fact. It's hard to get information about MPex other than you are a "pornographer" - not really relevant.

What is this coinbr site? Is it operational?



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on October 02, 2012, 09:13:28 PM
IMHO what I think Goat should do is try the code redemption process. Ask for all the shareholders to report to him first.
How does he do that? He has no contact information for them.

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If all of the shares get accounted for and there's no double coding, then he should settle that. If there are actual attempts at double code usage, then process nothing and take it from there.
How does he *prove* he got a double code usage? If he does this, someone can just submit a code twice using an accomplice and then accuse Goat of scamming.

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At least according to my understanding of the process it should work if everyone acts properly, and it can fail if anyone acts in bad faith. The process isn't perfect but it could work. At least giving it a try first instead of claiming that it *could* go wrong seems the better route. Then if something goes wrong the problem clearly would belong to nefario.
Right. So long as Goat has a plan to blame the resulting predictable mess on someone else, he should go ahead and screw over his asset holders, just as Nefario did because he thought he could blame the predictable failure of the obviously-broken redemption scheme on Goat. No reputable individual or business would knowingly give assets to the wrong people just because they knew it was someone else's obligation to somehow fix the mess, especially if the entity whose obligation it was has never acknowledged that obligation.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on October 02, 2012, 09:17:49 PM
I did not know that, as a matter of fact. It's hard to get information about MPex other than you are a "pornographer" - not really relevant.

What is this coinbr site? Is it operational?

Likely the problem is you don't use IRC. Try #bitcoin-assets (http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=bitcoin-assets) sometime. Coinbr (https://coinbr.com/about) is in beta I think. Run by Juraj Variny aka Jurov.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on October 02, 2012, 09:35:54 PM
How do you value an asset that can no longer be exchanged?
By audit.

You take an audit of the 'company' involved to determine its value. Then, divide that value by the # of shares, and that is how you value a share for a private company.

Its not rocket science...

Then, the people who hold those shares can, and do, make private trades here and there, sometimes above value, sometimes below value, depending on what they agree to between themselves. All they would need to do is inform the CEO/CFO that the shares have exchanged hands and have new owners.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on October 02, 2012, 11:33:29 PM
How do you value an asset that can no longer be exchanged?
By audit.

You take an audit of the 'company' involved to determine its value. Then, divide that value by the # of shares, and that is how you value a share for a private company.

Its not rocket science...

Then, the people who hold those shares can, and do, make private trades here and there, sometimes above value, sometimes below value, depending on what they agree to between themselves. All they would need to do is inform the CEO/CFO that the shares have exchanged hands and have new owners.

-- Smoov


So you see the problem.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on October 02, 2012, 11:38:02 PM
How do you value an asset that can no longer be exchanged?
By audit.

You take an audit of the 'company' involved to determine its value. Then, divide that value by the # of shares, and that is how you value a share for a private company.

Its not rocket science...

Then, the people who hold those shares can, and do, make private trades here and there, sometimes above value, sometimes below value, depending on what they agree to between themselves. All they would need to do is inform the CEO/CFO that the shares have exchanged hands and have new owners.

-- Smoov


So you see the problem.

Indeed.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 02, 2012, 11:49:39 PM
This thread has clearly shown me that I shouldn't trust:

GLBSE
Nefario
Bitcointalk.org staff
Maged in particular (but I didn't trust Maged already)

You shouldn't trust anyone.  However, you should distrust this list.  Put a "scammer" tag on in your head, or inject custom CSS with their posts.

This is a clusterfuck from all angles.  Goat screwed up to a certain degree, and his attitude1 encouraged all of the above into believing that a) he was wrong and b) he would be easily pushed into some sort of settlement that was not in his best interest.

Nefario is inept and incompetent.  He is in way over his head and if GLBSE continues to do business, it will merely continue its trend to being the Silk Road of BTC "security exchanges"2 or blow up completely.  It should not continue to exist.

The staff should not be dictating policy of BTC businesses.  This ticket system is moronic.  How do you value an asset that can no longer be exchanged?

As I read it, and I am ready to be corrected, Nefario and the forum staff have colluded to put goat out of business.


1. Yes, he is a prick.  But if we don't defend pricks, then, well, you run the risk of monster pricks being really, really big pricks.
2. Quotes for irony.


Unless all the decent mining operations setup their own separate site to manage shareholders that is a bad idea and would lead to even worse outcomes. 

 


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on October 02, 2012, 11:54:46 PM
This thread has clearly shown me that I shouldn't trust:

GLBSE
Nefario
Bitcointalk.org staff
Maged in particular (but I didn't trust Maged already)

You shouldn't trust anyone.  However, you should distrust this list.  Put a "scammer" tag on in your head, or inject custom CSS with their posts.

This is a clusterfuck from all angles.  Goat screwed up to a certain degree, and his attitude1 encouraged all of the above into believing that a) he was wrong and b) he would be easily pushed into some sort of settlement that was not in his best interest.

Nefario is inept and incompetent.  He is in way over his head and if GLBSE continues to do business, it will merely continue its trend to being the Silk Road of BTC "security exchanges"2 or blow up completely.  It should not continue to exist.

The staff should not be dictating policy of BTC businesses.  This ticket system is moronic.  How do you value an asset that can no longer be exchanged?

As I read it, and I am ready to be corrected, Nefario and the forum staff have colluded to put goat out of business.


1. Yes, he is a prick.  But if we don't defend pricks, then, well, you run the risk of monster pricks being really, really big pricks.
2. Quotes for irony.


Unless all the decent mining operations setup their own separate site to manage shareholders that is a bad idea and would lead to even worse outcomes.  

What idea?  I am not making a proposal.  I am predicting the future.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 12:02:28 AM
You could use a broker site like coinbr or a broker-person like Brendio, smickles, buncha others, you know this?

I did not know that, as a matter of fact. It's hard to get information about MPex other than you are a "pornographer" - not really relevant.

What is this coinbr site? Is it operational?



MPEX is not immune to  the current market collapse either.

http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=B.MPCD.A (http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=B.MPCD.A)


 


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on October 03, 2012, 12:09:41 AM
You could use a broker site like coinbr or a broker-person like Brendio, smickles, buncha others, you know this?

I did not know that, as a matter of fact. It's hard to get information about MPex other than you are a "pornographer" - not really relevant.

What is this coinbr site? Is it operational?

MPEX is not immune to  the current market collapse either.

http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=B.MPCD.A (http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=B.MPCD.A)


The current market is MPEx. The current GLBSE collapse is relevant strictly to GLBSE and possibly to this forum.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 12:19:18 AM
You could use a broker site like coinbr or a broker-person like Brendio, smickles, buncha others, you know this?

I did not know that, as a matter of fact. It's hard to get information about MPex other than you are a "pornographer" - not really relevant.

What is this coinbr site? Is it operational?

MPEX is not immune to  the current market collapse either.

http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=B.MPCD.A (http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=B.MPCD.A)


The current market is MPEx. The current GLBSE collapse is relevant strictly to GLBSE and possibly to this forum.


You are a hypocrit. After all your jumping up and down abpout ponzi schemes and your character assassination of usagi you let an asset list that is both a ponzi and a usagi asset.

What exactly am I missing here ?



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on October 03, 2012, 12:31:10 AM
You are a hypocrit. After all your jumping up and down abpout ponzi schemes and your character assassination of usagi you let an asset list that is both a ponzi and a usagi asset.

While I am not generally in the practice of defending the herpes-covered reprobate that is Mircea Ceaușescu, I would prefer a hypocrite to a moron.  Besides, what does this have to do with GLBSE being a house of cards under management by an epileptic dwarf?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on October 03, 2012, 12:35:38 AM
You could use a broker site like coinbr or a broker-person like Brendio, smickles, buncha others, you know this?

I did not know that, as a matter of fact. It's hard to get information about MPex other than you are a "pornographer" - not really relevant.

What is this coinbr site? Is it operational?

MPEX is not immune to  the current market collapse either.

http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=B.MPCD.A (http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mpex.php?mpsic=B.MPCD.A)


The current market is MPEx. The current GLBSE collapse is relevant strictly to GLBSE and possibly to this forum.


You are a hypocrit. After all your jumping up and down abpout ponzi schemes and your character assassination of usagi you let an asset list that is both a ponzi and a usagi asset.

What exactly am I missing here ?

Hypocrite is not usually spelled your way, and a CDO is a CDO. It doesn't "list an asset". What character assassination and in general wtf are you on about man?!


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 12:39:31 AM
You are a hypocrit. After all your jumping up and down abpout ponzi schemes and your character assassination of usagi you let an asset list that is both a ponzi and a usagi asset.

While I am not generally in the practice of defending the herpes-covered reprobate that is Mircea Ceaușescu, I would prefer a hypocrite to a moron.  Besides, what does this have to do with GLBSE being a house of cards under management by an epileptic dwarf?

Because they are using these threads to advertise their own exchange. You dont see the cryptostocks guy here mentioning cryptostocks at every opportunity do you ?

Unfortunately glbse shareholders are held hostage as much as anyone else in this situation.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: pyrkne on October 03, 2012, 01:00:14 AM
You are a hypocrit. After all your jumping up and down abpout ponzi schemes and your character assassination of usagi you let an asset list that is both a ponzi and a usagi asset.

While I am not generally in the practice of defending the herpes-covered reprobate that is Mircea Ceaușescu, I would prefer a hypocrite to a moron.  Besides, what does this have to do with GLBSE being a house of cards under management by an epileptic dwarf?

Because they are using these threads to advertise their own exchange. You dont see the cryptostocks guy here mentioning cryptostocks at every opportunity do you ?

Unfortunately glbse shareholders are held hostage as much as anyone else in this situation.

What we should really be worried about is that there isn't even a hint of GLBSE PR. Mircea can go around and say that his exchange is the best. Whether or not MPex is the best is irrelevant because there's no competition.

Is GLBSE going to be here next month? Next year?

At the very least, Mircea (or at least the MPOEPR account) doesn't give me the impression that they will go into hiding at first sign of trouble...


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on October 03, 2012, 01:24:35 AM
What we should really be worried about is that there isn't even a hint of GLBSE PR. Mircea can go around and say that his exchange is the best. Whether or not MPex is the best is irrelevant because there's no competition.

Is GLBSE going to be here next month? Next year?

At the very least, Mircea (or at least the MPOEPR account) doesn't give me the impression that they will go into hiding at first sign of trouble...

Mr. P is mostly reachable on IRC. I'm just the girl in the pic <---.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 03, 2012, 01:34:27 AM
I only asked that it be sent to theymos as a reference. Theymos is not in charge of this investigation. Additionally, I did not ask for the previous communications. I only asked that a NEW email be sent to Nefario that included the address that would be CC'd to us. I needed proof that Goat wasn't just lying about having sent the address, since Nefario told me that the address he was sent wasn't validating.
I don't understand. How would copies of new communications tell you if Goat was lying about having sent the address? I can understand why Goat thought you wanted copies of previous communications -- how could copies of future communications tell you if he was lying or not?

There is a dispute over whether Goat sent Nefario an address or not. If you're investigating that dispute, you would naturally want copies of past emails. If you aren't investigating that incident, why would a ban threat for lying come up?

I'm very, very confused now.

Unless there's some strange technical problem, either Nefario or Goat is lying about having sent an address. Goat says he did. Nefario says he didn't. Are you investigating this past dispute to see who was lying?
Because I wasn't investigating that, specifically. I just needed to know that Nefario got the address. That way, nothing that happened before would really matter. Besides, past emails can be faked, whereas a new one that we're CC'd on can't be faked as easily.

I care about solving problems, not banning people or marking them as scammers. Besides, those take too much paperwork.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 01:38:10 AM
You are a hypocrit. After all your jumping up and down abpout ponzi schemes and your character assassination of usagi you let an asset list that is both a ponzi and a usagi asset.

While I am not generally in the practice of defending the herpes-covered reprobate that is Mircea Ceaușescu, I would prefer a hypocrite to a moron.  Besides, what does this have to do with GLBSE being a house of cards under management by an epileptic dwarf?

Because they are using these threads to advertise their own exchange. You dont see the cryptostocks guy here mentioning cryptostocks at every opportunity do you ?

Unfortunately glbse shareholders are held hostage as much as anyone else in this situation.

What we should really be worried about is that there isn't even a hint of GLBSE PR. Mircea can go around and say that his exchange is the best. Whether or not MPex is the best is irrelevant because there's no competition.

Is GLBSE going to be here next month? Next year?

At the very least, Mircea (or at least the MPOEPR account) doesn't give me the impression that they will go into hiding at first sign of trouble...

Maybe they should hire someone to lie that everything is rosy while the site goes down the toilet. Would that make you feel better ?



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on October 03, 2012, 02:01:24 AM
Maybe they should hire someone to lie that everything is rosy while the site goes down the toilet. Would that make you feel better ?

Dude, you have some very serious issues.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 02:03:06 AM
Maybe they should hire someone to lie that everything is rosy while the site goes down the toilet. Would that make you feel better ?

Dude, you have some very serious issues.

Pot. Kettle. Black.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: SysRun on October 03, 2012, 02:08:15 AM
It seems like we're not making any progess... How will this be resolved?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 03, 2012, 02:25:16 AM
How does he *prove* he got a double code usage? If he does this, someone can just submit a code twice using an accomplice and then accuse Goat of scamming.
Heh. This is starting to sound like the problem that a certain P2P currency that I heard about solves. In fact, that's brilliant! There could be a meta-chain that allows multiple "currencies" to be created by anybody that accepts any of the "currencies" that use it as inputs and outputs to a transaction. For example:

[input 1]: 10 BTC (from the buyer of the shares)
[input 2]: 100 ExComp.A (from the seller of the shares)

[output 1]: 100 ExComp.A (to the buyer of the shares)
[output 2]: 10 BTC (to the seller of the shares)

Come to think of it, this could even be hacked into Bitcoin with 51% miner support via OP_DROP to indicate the name of the share and making each share worth 1 satoshi (for the purpose of backwords compatibility). Imagine, sending a dividend would be as simple as sending BTC to the same address that controlled the share during the block # that dividends were scheduled for. God, I LOVE Bitcoin!

Anyway, all that aside, I see your point. Nefario should recall all of the codes and reissue Bitcoin private keys (in Sipa Wallet Import Format), instead (just because that will require the least amount of new software for people to install). Goat should then be sent the corresponding Bitcoin addresses. In fact, because they are all actual Bitcoin addresses, he can start sending dividends right away! Changes in ownership/address can be done with Bitcoin address signed messages, and should be encouraged immediately after people get the private key from GLBSE. These messages can then be posted publicly and/or sent to a timestamping service (of which Bitcoin, itself, can be used as via one of the websites that do that).

Thank you for showing me the error of my ways.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 02:29:34 AM
Yes bitcoin  can solve the entire issue of double spending of the codes since thats what it was invented for  :P



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 03, 2012, 02:36:57 AM
Message sent to Nefario:
Quote
Ok, one last thing. If you don't want a scammer tag, you need to agree to do/implement one of the following:

1) Publicly agree to accept ALL liability for double-spent codes and codes that Goat may not have, but were issued anyway.
2) Recall all of the codes and reissue some kind of private keys, giving the public key list (with their corresponding claim codes from before) to Goat. Personally, I suggest using Bitcoin private keys:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112551.msg1240911#msg1240911
3) Come to an agreement with Goat to relist his assets.

You have one week to announce one of these options or similar, and one month to implement it. If you need more time than that, let me know along with the reason why.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on October 03, 2012, 03:35:39 AM
Message sent to Nefario:
Quote
Ok, one last thing. If you don't want a scammer tag, you need to agree to do/implement one of the following:

1) Publicly agree to accept ALL liability for double-spent codes and codes that Goat may not have, but were issued anyway.
2) Recall all of the codes and reissue some kind of private keys, giving the public key list (with their corresponding claim codes from before) to Goat. Personally, I suggest using Bitcoin private keys:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112551.msg1240911#msg1240911
3) Come to an agreement with Goat to relist his assets.

You have one week to announce one of these options or similar, and one month to implement it. If you need more time than that, let me know along with the reason why.
1) The problem with this solution is that accepting liability may not mean he actually makes good on that liability. Goat would actually have to pay out funds relying on Nefario to make good on his acceptance of liability. It's not clear that this acceptance would be binding on the asset holders either, so if Nefario reneges, Goat could still be left with liability. So Goat can only redeem based on this acceptance of liability if he believes Nefario will make good on it. (And how would this even work? Someone goes to Goat with a code, Goat sends them to Nefario saying the code is not on his list. Nefario says "that's a made up code that I never issued". They now go back to Goat and complain that Nefario lied and they were in fact issued that code. Does Nefario have to make good on this? If not, how does Goat know Nefario didn't steal the asset? If so, an unlimited number of people can scam Nefario and he'd have no choice but to renege on his acceptance.)

2) The problem with this solution is that that's just another unilateral imposition of a broken redemption scheme on Goat, just a slightly less broken one. It still causes substantially the same problems. Two people can still come to Goat with possession of the same private key. Goat still has to decide whether to redeem twice or once. If twice, he's still getting massive liability crammed down his throat that he never agreed to accept. If once, then he's still taking the risk of being branded a scammer if Nefario issues the same code to two people, and he'll never even know whether it was Nefario or the claimant is lying. (Consider the same scenario as in 1 above.)

So two of your proposed solutions can't work. I don't think anyone has any business trying to coerce either side into accepting specific solutions and there's no sense in pressuring one side to agree to a solution the other side won't agree to -- how does that help? If they can't *agree* on a solution, we need to evaluate whether that's because either of them is scamming. (Unless Goat agreed to 1 and 2 above, in which case, he's a fool, but congrats on brilliant mediating. But if he didn't, what good is getting Nefario to agree to things Goat will, and should, never agree to?)

I will give you the benefit of the doubt and assume this was just a bad decision on your part. But several people have already told me privately that they believe you are conspiring with Nefario to appear to pressure him into an agreement that we all know Goat won't accept to shift the blame to Goat. I hope that's not true and that this was just an honest lapse in judgment.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Deprived on October 03, 2012, 03:43:45 AM
This may be a dumb idea, but why not have nefario provide goat with a list of BTC addresses linked as a deposit address to the user's GLBSE account and a share count.

Then there's no liability for goat - as if they lose control of their GLBSE account then they're in exactly the same position as if they'd lost control of it BEFORE goat was delisted (the unauthorised user can sell shares/withdraw BTC).  All liability after goat sends the funds then rests with GLBSE -as it would have done had he been paying by their dividend mechanism.  And the block-chain allows verification of whether funds were actually sent.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: burnside on October 03, 2012, 05:17:56 AM
Option 4)  Goat chooses a new exchange.  Nefario works with that exchange to replicate the shares and accounts necessary for Goat to continue operating his assets.

Occurred to me, as I keep getting PM's asking us to setup a BTC version of litecoinglobal.com.  I think all I'd really need is email addresses and share counts.




Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: burnside on October 03, 2012, 05:41:32 AM
Option 4)  Goat chooses a new exchange.  Nefario works with that exchange to replicate the shares and accounts necessary for Goat to continue operating his assets.

Occurred to me, as I keep getting PM's asking us to setup a BTC version of litecoinglobal.com.  I think all I'd really need is email addresses and share counts.




I would consider this (that does not mean i agree to it). However the asset/code holders would have to consent to being moved over and Nefario would still have to remain liable for code transfer issues and problems.

Nefario would clearly have to trust the new exchange.


Assuming Nefario is able to privately transfer the email addresses, the double spend issues go away because the new exchange emails everyone their new passwords.  Any sharing that goes on is the sole responsibility of the new account recipient at that point.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 03, 2012, 05:43:20 AM
1) The problem with this solution is that accepting liability may not mean he actually makes good on that liability. Goat would actually have to pay out funds relying on Nefario to make good on his acceptance of liability. It's not clear that this acceptance would be binding on the asset holders either, so if Nefario reneges, Goat could still be left with liability. So Goat can only redeem based on this acceptance of liability if he believes Nefario will make good on it. (And how would this even work? Someone goes to Goat with a code, Goat sends them to Nefario saying the code is not on his list. Nefario says "that's a made up code that I never issued". They now go back to Goat and complain that Nefario lied and they were in fact issued that code. Does Nefario have to make good on this? If not, how does Goat know Nefario didn't steal the asset? If so, an unlimited number of people can scam Nefario and he'd have no choice but to renege on his acceptance.)
Nefario, of course, CAN steal the asset. However, with such a statement in place, he'd still have to pay for it. I highly doubt that Nefario would accept this, but I made it an option, anyway, since it does solve the issue.

2) The problem with this solution is that that's just another unilateral imposition of a broken redemption scheme on Goat, just a slightly less broken one. It still causes substantially the same problems. Two people can still come to Goat with possession of the same private key. Goat still has to decide whether to redeem twice or once. If twice, he's still getting massive liability crammed down his throat that he never agreed to accept. If once, then he's still taking the risk of being branded a scammer if Nefario issues the same code to two people, and he'll never even know whether it was Nefario or the claimant is lying. (Consider the same scenario as in 1 above.)

So two of your proposed solutions can't work.
No, you're wrong: All THREE don't work. What's stopping Nefario from relisting and giving himself ALL of each asset? How could you POSSIBLY prove that to be wrong? By this reasoning, MtGox is also a scam. Sorry, but at some point, you're just going to have to trust Nefario.

I don't think anyone has any business trying to coerce either side into accepting specific solutions and there's no sense in pressuring one side to agree to a solution the other side won't agree to -- how does that help? If they can't *agree* on a solution, we need to evaluate whether that's because either of them is scamming. (Unless Goat agreed to 1 and 2 above, in which case, he's a fool, but congrats on brilliant mediating. But if he didn't, what good is getting Nefario to agree to things Goat will, and should, never agree to?)
We get to find out who is acting in good faith.

I will give you the benefit of the doubt and assume this was just a bad decision on your part.
I'm open to better ideas. However, relisting is off the table.

But several people have already told me privately that they believe you are conspiring with Nefario to appear to pressure him into an agreement that we all know Goat won't accept to shift the blame to Goat. I hope that's not true and that this was just an honest lapse in judgment.
Minus the conspiring part, that's exactly what I'm trying to do. That's how this works: you keep shifting the blame with more and more reasonable offers until an agreement is made.

This may be a dumb idea, but why not have nefario provide goat with a list of BTC addresses linked as a deposit address to the user's GLBSE account and a share count.

Then there's no liability for goat - as if they lose control of their GLBSE account then they're in exactly the same position as if they'd lost control of it BEFORE goat was delisted (the unauthorised user can sell shares/withdraw BTC).  All liability after goat sends the funds then rests with GLBSE -as it would have done had he been paying by their dividend mechanism.  And the block-chain allows verification of whether funds were actually sent.
On the surface, it's a good idea. However, it has the following problems:
1) Deposits may not have all come from a non-shared wallet. This opens the potential for MtGox, etc., to fraudulently claim shares as their own. This is besides the fact that some people will NEVER be able to claim their shares. The same goes for withdrawal addresses.
2) This breaks the privacy that users expected that they had with GLBSE.
3) Nefario could just make up the list. You know, since apparently he can't be trusted to do anything right.

These exact issues also exist with email addresses, except replace 1 with "Users may not have signed up with a secure email address, since it wasn't ever supposed to single-handedly protect the account." Same with any other personal information GLBSE has.

Ask yourself, what does it take to liquidate all of a person's assets and empty their account at GLBSE? The answer is access to their account. Thus, access to someone's account should be all the protects this transfer of assets.

I have already been told I can not accept plan 1 and 2 by my lawyer/adviser. Only plan 3 will be legally acceptable.
Really? I would have thought that listing your assets on an unregulated exchange that has never been audited and has no sense of the meaning of the word "receipt" would be just as illegal, if not significantly more. You must have a bad lawyer.

GLBSE and forum staff trying to forcing me to take a scammers tag because I refuse to do something illegal will backfire.
By listing on GLBSE, you have already broken the law. Thus, we must revert to using something less restrictive for the purpose of this investigation.

I know GLBSE and the staff here want people to think this is my fault. The best thing they can do is explain why I was delisted and why my fees have not been refunded. Because right now it looks like extortion and theft.
They should do that, just because it's good PR. But I will not compel them to do so.

I have already been threatened with a ban unless I did something Maged demanded in 48 hours... highly illegal...
This is a private forum. You do not need to use it if you don't like it. If you want to stay in good standing here, though, you will need to abide by our decisions.

Option 4)  Goat chooses a new exchange.  Nefario works with that exchange to replicate the shares and accounts necessary for Goat to continue operating his assets.

Occurred to me, as I keep getting PM's asking us to setup a BTC version of litecoinglobal.com.  I think all I'd really need is email addresses and share counts.
That's the best outcome, but is no different than option 2, in a practical sense.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: dentldir on October 03, 2012, 05:50:00 AM
I bet if someone comes up with an option where Nefario isn't an ongoing accomplice for drug trafficking/money laundering/whatever pirate was doing and securities fraud he would be interested.  Why everyone is defending the listing of crooked assets as a customer service issue is fascinating.  It makes legal sense for him to file first so he can control the initial venue/jurisdiction and take the tempo as the plaintiff In a civil case.  That will really get him a hell of a scammer tag on these forums I bet.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 06:10:23 AM
You: I listed my drugs on silk road and they cancelled my account, can you arrest them  for me ?
Officer: You tried to sell drugs ?


/thread


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Deprived on October 03, 2012, 06:14:34 AM
This may be a dumb idea, but why not have nefario provide goat with a list of BTC addresses linked as a deposit address to the user's GLBSE account and a share count.

Then there's no liability for goat - as if they lose control of their GLBSE account then they're in exactly the same position as if they'd lost control of it BEFORE goat was delisted (the unauthorised user can sell shares/withdraw BTC).  All liability after goat sends the funds then rests with GLBSE -as it would have done had he been paying by their dividend mechanism.  And the block-chain allows verification of whether funds were actually sent.
On the surface, it's a good idea. However, it has the following problems:
1) Deposits may not have all come from a non-shared wallet. This opens the potential for MtGox, etc., to fraudulently claim shares as their own. This is besides the fact that some people will NEVER be able to claim their shares. The same goes for withdrawal addresses.
2) This breaks the privacy that users expected that they had with GLBSE.
3) Nefario could just make up the list. You know, since apparently he can't be trusted to do anything right.

These exact issues also exist with email addresses, except replace 1 with "Users may not have signed up with a secure email address, since it wasn't ever supposed to single-handedly protect the account." Same with any other personal information GLBSE has.

Ask yourself, what does it take to liquidate all of a person's assets and empty their account at GLBSE? The answer is access to their account. Thus, access to someone's account should be all the protects this transfer of assets.

I wasn't clear enough what I meant.

I didn't mean nefario gives goat the addresses the user deposited to GLBSE with (which is how it appears you read it).

What I meant was that nefario generates a new GLBSE-owned deposit address for each user - linked to their user-account (so BTC sent to that address arrive in their GLBSE account).  Then gives goat THAT list.

your point 1) is then not relevant.
point 2) also isn't relevant - as the user never provided the address, nor is there any way for someone to link it to their GLBSE account.
point 3) is also a non-issue - GLBSE has no responsibility for how many funds are sent to that address or why those funds are sent (that's down to goat to sort out with his users himself).  Nefario explicitly CAN make up the list - but GLBSE takes on responsibility to provide users with the funds associated with THEIR deposit address (just like they do for deposits to any other deposit address).  So there'd be no benefit in nefario giving goat a list of addresses (and each user the ID of their own goat-related address) that was fake - as he'd then be accepting responsibility for delivering funds that he'd not got control over.

What it doesn't do is give goat any way of identifying individual investors - or investors a way of proving that they're the person receiving funds on the address.  Which would basically limit goat to only being able to pay dividends or do a buy-back.  But he already has the codes which allow that - so long as he's not dumb enough to send funds other than to the BTC address provided by nefario, he could also then buy back shares from individual users (a scammer with the code could only trick goat into buying back the share by sending BTC to the true owner).  Transfers to third-parties (which would take the shares away from GLBSE totally) could be achieved by goat buying the share from the original owner (confirming code then paying to the nefario-provided GLBSE account) then selling it to the third-party.  Provided the amount transferred in both transactions is the market value then the worst a scammer (who somehow got the code) can do is BUY a share from goat at market rate - a share which isn't registered on GLBSE and which goat could just take away from them if he decided they were scamming.  Not much of a reward really.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: burnside on October 03, 2012, 06:22:45 AM
I'm just shocked that Maged thinks GLBSE is illegal and is so involved in enforcement for them. I personally do not think GLBSE is illegal and that is why I am willing to work with GLBSE. The FSA is not the SEC.

England is not the USA.


I thought bitcoin was play money.  My wife calls 'em "magic beans".

Is it illegal to swap magic beans internationally?

And if I make an online game that uses magic beans, where you're running a business that deals in magic beans, is it illegal to play my game internationally?

We'll call it "Mr. Magic Beans - Sims Business Edition".

(is mmbex.com taken?  mr magic beans exchange?)

It sounds like a fun game to play.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: burnside on October 03, 2012, 06:24:28 AM
Crap.  If I can't play magic beans here.  I might have to move to Canada.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 03, 2012, 06:24:32 AM
So you are demanding that I do something you think is illegal or I get the scammers tag  :/    Thank you for making your position clear.
Yup, because the scammer tag doesn't really care about laws. It's about keeping people honest.

I trusted GLBSE to take care of the regulation issues as they are the broker and the exchange, they told me it was not a problem and I trusted them. Now you are asking me to become an exchange and it seems I can not do that in the USA or sell to Americans. Maybe I should not have trusted GLBSE but a year ago they seemed on the level and my understanding of the law was not as great as it is now.
You are perfectly free to find someone else who is willing to take care of the regulatory issues. I don't care who takes the codes, it just needs to be someone.

If you think GLBSE is illegal, and you claim they are, how can any of the contracts be valid in the first place? Why are you trying to support an organization you find to be illegal?
Because no court has found them to be illegal and if it were up to me they wouldn't be illegal. Just because I think that they're illegal doesn't mean that I think that they should be, which is the point that I was trying to make.

You are acting as enforcement for this operation you think is criminal, and you doing so means that you are committing a crime yourself.
How am I "acting as enforcement" for them?

Your position on obey us or leave is not really neutral or fair... I guess I should think about leaving if that is the way it is...
You're misunderstanding me. We really do strive to be neutral and fair, and the fact that you're still able to post is proof of that. However, at the end of the day, this is still our forum, so we can legally decide who gets to be here and who doesn't, just like Nefario can with his exchange.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 06:27:01 AM
You: I listed my drugs on silk road and they cancelled my account, can you arrest them  for me ?
Officer: You tried to sell drugs ?


/thread

I'm just shocked that Maged thinks GLBSE is illegal and is so involved in enforcement for them. I personally do not think GLBSE is illegal and that is why I am willing to work with GLBSE. The FSA is not the SEC.

England is not the USA.




If Nefario is being subject to AML investigation on certain people hes not allowed to tell them or go to jail himself. Thats one scenario.

Protip: Lawyers dont really care about customer service.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 03, 2012, 06:34:01 AM
This may be a dumb idea, but why not have nefario provide goat with a list of BTC addresses linked as a deposit address to the user's GLBSE account and a share count.

Then there's no liability for goat - as if they lose control of their GLBSE account then they're in exactly the same position as if they'd lost control of it BEFORE goat was delisted (the unauthorised user can sell shares/withdraw BTC).  All liability after goat sends the funds then rests with GLBSE -as it would have done had he been paying by their dividend mechanism.  And the block-chain allows verification of whether funds were actually sent.
On the surface, it's a good idea. However, it has the following problems:
1) Deposits may not have all come from a non-shared wallet. This opens the potential for MtGox, etc., to fraudulently claim shares as their own. This is besides the fact that some people will NEVER be able to claim their shares. The same goes for withdrawal addresses.
2) This breaks the privacy that users expected that they had with GLBSE.
3) Nefario could just make up the list. You know, since apparently he can't be trusted to do anything right.

These exact issues also exist with email addresses, except replace 1 with "Users may not have signed up with a secure email address, since it wasn't ever supposed to single-handedly protect the account." Same with any other personal information GLBSE has.

Ask yourself, what does it take to liquidate all of a person's assets and empty their account at GLBSE? The answer is access to their account. Thus, access to someone's account should be all the protects this transfer of assets.

I wasn't clear enough what I meant.

I didn't mean nefario gives goat the addresses the user deposited to GLBSE with (which is how it appears you read it).

What I meant was that nefario generates a new GLBSE-owned deposit address for each user - linked to their user-account (so BTC sent to that address arrive in their GLBSE account).  Then gives goat THAT list.

your point 1) is then not relevant.
point 2) also isn't relevant - as the user never provided the address, nor is there any way for someone to link it to their GLBSE account.
point 3) is also a non-issue - GLBSE has no responsibility for how many funds are sent to that address or why those funds are sent (that's down to goat to sort out with his users himself).  Nefario explicitly CAN make up the list - but GLBSE takes on responsibility to provide users with the funds associated with THEIR deposit address (just like they do for deposits to any other deposit address).  So there'd be no benefit in nefario giving goat a list of addresses (and each user the ID of their own goat-related address) that was fake - as he'd then be accepting responsibility for delivering funds that he'd not got control over.

What it doesn't do is give goat any way of identifying individual investors - or investors a way of proving that they're the person receiving funds on the address.  Which would basically limit goat to only being able to pay dividends or do a buy-back.  But he already has the codes which allow that - so long as he's not dumb enough to send funds other than to the BTC address provided by nefario, he could also then buy back shares from individual users (a scammer with the code could only trick goat into buying back the share by sending BTC to the true owner).  Transfers to third-parties (which would take the shares away from GLBSE totally) could be achieved by goat buying the share from the original owner (confirming code then paying to the nefario-provided GLBSE account) then selling it to the third-party.  Provided the amount transferred in both transactions is the market value then the worst a scammer (who somehow got the code) can do is BUY a share from goat at market rate - a share which isn't registered on GLBSE and which goat could just take away from them if he decided they were scamming.  Not much of a reward really.
I see, so a different twist to option 2. That would also be acceptable, in my eyes, but only if Goat accepts it, since I don't want Nefario to be able to just force such a convoluted system on Goat.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 06:45:47 AM
I'm just shocked that Maged thinks GLBSE is illegal and is so involved in enforcement for them. I personally do not think GLBSE is illegal and that is why I am willing to work with GLBSE. The FSA is not the SEC.

England is not the USA.


I thought bitcoin was play money.  My wife calls 'em "magic beans".

Is it illegal to swap magic beans internationally?

And if I make an online game that uses magic beans, where you're running a business that deals in magic beans, is it illegal to play my game internationally?

We'll call it "Mr. Magic Beans - Sims Business Edition".

(is mmbex.com taken?  mr magic beans exchange?)

It sounds like a fun game to play.
Theres a difference between http://www.hsx.com/ (http://www.hsx.com/) and  http://empireavenue.com/ (http://empireavenue.com/)  and the NYSE.



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As part of the Services, HSX provides users with the ability to participate in the Hollywood Stock Exchange, a virtual game which allows users ("Participants") to buy and sell fictitious novelty interests in certain entertainment related properties (e.g., actors, actresses, movies, etc.). The interests in the particular properties and the Hollywood Stock Exchange in general are in no way related to the actual properties themselves and such fictitious interests are not, and should not be considered to be, stocks, bonds, or any other form of equity or debt security of HSX or any other person or entity. Accordingly, HSX has not, and is not obligated to, register such interests under any state or federal securities laws. The Hollywood Stock Exchange is intended for entertainment purposes only and any actual betting, wagering or gambling based on the information provided on the Web site or through the Hollywood Stock Exchange is strictly prohibited. Participants understand and agree that all interests are based on virtual "Hollywood" dollars, also known as "H$," which are entirely fictitious and have no actual corresponding dollar amount. Certain contests conducted on the Web site may offer prizes that only apply to H$ and not real currency -- you must read all Official Rules for such contests carefully. Any accumulation of H$ relates solely to a Participant's HSX account and participants are not entitled to receive any real currency, unless otherwise determined by HSX, in its sole discretion.


okay = a virtual game
not okay = actual bonds and stocks sold without a registered stock broker




The grey area comes because bitcoin isnt classified as a currency anywhere.



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 06:47:49 AM
Crap.  If I can't play magic beans here.  I might have to move to Canada.

Well on your site you do call it a game or something. You make it clear they are not real assets and it is only for entertainment.

Yep. But then that defeats the entire purpose.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 06:54:20 AM
Crap.  If I can't play magic beans here.  I might have to move to Canada.

Well on your site you do call it a game or something. You make it clear they are not real assets and it is only for entertainment.

Yep. But then that defeats the entire purpose.

That is my point, if I move them to a game site I will get called a scammer :/

You wont get anything if Nefario is in jail for securities fraud. If he is following legal advice they have probably advised him  to stfu and say absolutely nothing no matter how much the glbse brand gets damaged.



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: burnside on October 03, 2012, 07:31:17 AM
The grey area comes because bitcoin isnt classified as a currency anywhere.

Hah!  See.  Magic beans.

Well on your site you do call it a game or something. You make it clear they are not real assets and it is only for entertainment.

Yep. But then that defeats the entire purpose.

All of those games have rules.  If you don't play by the rules, you get kicked out of the game.  Nothing has ever been in place legally to suggest that GLBSE has any more bite than that.  Nor bitcointalk, nor anyone else.  Pirate made off with millions.  He got kicked out of the game.  That's it.

I know my game will be more successful than Nefario's game, because my game is designed better.  My game is faster, more responsive, and easier to use.  Players in my game can take their data out of the game and play the game elsewhere.  I value the players in my game and will be fair with them.



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 07:35:38 AM
The grey area comes because bitcoin isnt classified as a currency anywhere.

Hah!  See.  Magic beans.

Well on your site you do call it a game or something. You make it clear they are not real assets and it is only for entertainment.

Yep. But then that defeats the entire purpose.

All of those games have rules.  If you don't play by the rules, you get kicked out of the game.  Nothing has ever been in place legally to suggest that GLBSE has any more bite than that.  Nor bitcointalk, nor anyone else.  Pirate made off with millions.  He got kicked out of the game.  That's it.

I know my game will be more successful than Nefario's game, because my game is designed better.  My game is faster, more responsive, and easier to use.  Players in my game can take their data out of the game and play the game elsewhere.  I value the players in my game and will be fair with them.




Now would be a good time to launch a bitcoin game  :P


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Cryptostocks on October 03, 2012, 07:50:09 AM
So in order legalize our exchanges we all rebrand them to games with terms like HSX has (such as mentioned earlier in the thread)?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 07:57:32 AM
So in order legalize our exchanges we all rebrand them to games with terms like HSX has (such as mentioned earlier in the thread)?



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are entirely fictitious and have no actual corresponding dollar amount.
is this true of bitcoin ?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: burnside on October 03, 2012, 07:58:10 AM
So in order legalize our exchanges we all rebrand them to games with terms like HSX has (such as mentioned earlier in the thread)?

Depends on your locality I suspect.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: burnside on October 03, 2012, 08:00:55 AM
So in order legalize our exchanges we all rebrand them to games with terms like HSX has (such as mentioned earlier in the thread)?

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are entirely fictitious and have no actual corresponding dollar amount.
is this true of bitcoin ?

Not sure.  I am certain though that no matter how much they claim that, it is not true in their game.  Nor Blizzard's games, nor Sony's, etc... Head on over to Ebay if you need proof.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: isis on October 03, 2012, 08:24:19 AM
So in order legalize our exchanges we all rebrand them to games with terms like HSX has (such as mentioned earlier in the thread)?

Quote
are entirely fictitious and have no actual corresponding dollar amount.
is this true of bitcoin ?

Not sure.  I am certain though that no matter how much they claim that, it is not true in their game.  Nor Blizzard's games, nor Sony's, etc... Head on over to Ebay if you need proof.


Branding it as a game won't solve the issue.  If money is changing hands it always runs afoul of AML & PATRIOT act type laws, game or no game.  We gotta keep them thar terrists in their place and if it means we get to give every citizen of the world a financial rectal exam all the better!

Anyone who thinks they are able to skirt the law in this regard, simply by attempting to reclassify their business as a "game" is sorely mistaken and will end up being spanked by the law at some point. 

Point of fact, a contract requires 3 things; offer, acceptance and consideration.  Consideration is usually money, but can literally be anything.  Courts tend to treat non-money consideration in terms of it's monetary value in a fair and open market.  Thus if you're swapping bonds for BTCs, the open market value of those bonds is the market value of the BTCs.  Trading them requires the exact same (if not more), limitations and verifications as trading against those bonds in local fiat.

I promise you a judge will look at bitcoin and BTC denominated transactions, the exact same way as ANY foreign currency contract.

Your best bet is to incorporate in some foreign country with lax securities laws (idontgiveadamastan), and then set your self up as a proper exchange in THAT country.  Not every country requires compliance with US laws and US law can't really touch you in those countries, they're just damned glad to see some money moving through their country.

banking4bankers.com has some good resources to point you in the right direction.  My current fav if you're a USAian is to start looking at Belize for this sort of thing.





Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: burnside on October 03, 2012, 08:47:29 AM
So in order legalize our exchanges we all rebrand them to games with terms like HSX has (such as mentioned earlier in the thread)?

Quote
are entirely fictitious and have no actual corresponding dollar amount.
is this true of bitcoin ?

Not sure.  I am certain though that no matter how much they claim that, it is not true in their game.  Nor Blizzard's games, nor Sony's, etc... Head on over to Ebay if you need proof.


Branding it as a game won't solve the issue.  If money is changing hands it always runs afoul of AML & PATRIOT act type laws, game or no game.  We gotta keep them thar terrists in their place and if it means we get to give every citizen of the world a financial rectal exam all the better!

Anyone who thinks they are able to skirt the law in this regard, simply by attempting to reclassify their business as a "game" is sorely mistaken and will end up being spanked by the law at some point. 

Point of fact, a contract requires 3 things; offer, acceptance and consideration.  Consideration is usually money, but can literally be anything.  Courts tend to treat non-money consideration in terms of it's monetary value in a fair and open market.  Thus if you're swapping bonds for BTCs, the open market value of those bonds is the market value of the BTCs.  Trading them requires the exact same (if not more), limitations and verifications as trading against those bonds in local fiat.

I promise you a judge will look at bitcoin and BTC denominated transactions, the exact same way as ANY foreign currency contract.

Your best bet is to incorporate in some foreign country with lax securities laws (idontgiveadamastan), and then set your self up as a proper exchange in THAT country.  Not every country requires compliance with US laws and US law can't really touch you in those countries, they're just damned glad to see some money moving through their country.

banking4bankers.com has some good resources to point you in the right direction.  My current fav if you're a USAian is to start looking at Belize for this sort of thing.


Appreciate the input.  http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704471504574438900830760842.html

If they want to get you, they will, no matter what you do.  The game is rigged so we're all felons.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: The00Dustin on October 03, 2012, 10:38:13 AM
I bet if someone comes up with an option where Nefario isn't an ongoing accomplice for drug trafficking/money laundering/whatever pirate was doing and securities fraud he would be interested.
ONE of TyGrr's assets was a PPT, the rest were not.  I'm guessing other asset creators with multiple accounts ONLY had their PPT assets de-listed.  You are suggesting that GLBSE would probably re-list if they could re-list without TyGrr.Bond-P (if that is the PPT asset), but I am guessing you are wrong.  I doubt they will re-list at all, but even if they would, I doubt they would give Goat the GLBSE shares, which should have been treated the same as the PPT shares and de-listed (hence leaving them in the accounts for novelty purposes [and apparently transfers, but not automatic trading] unless people wanted to transfer them out / get rid of them) instead of being forcibly purchased.  If they did this and only de-listed TyGrr.Bond-P, a lot less people would believe Goat had a leg to stand on.  Moreover, if Goat is correct about them wanting to take GLBSE so they can use it (as opposed to taking it to protect themselves from liability), then doing these things now would probably count as compromise if both parties would agree, because I don't think either party would like it.  I suppose Deprived's suggestion could also be considered compromise.  That having been said, I'm not convinced either party understands compromise.  If they do, they don't really seem willing to give it a go.  Nonetheless, it seems I am a bit late to be commenting on this post, as it appears to have recently turned into the digging of a deeper hole.

ETA: '/]' where necessary to remove my comments from dentldir's quote.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: makomk on October 03, 2012, 11:45:26 AM
2) The problem with this solution is that that's just another unilateral imposition of a broken redemption scheme on Goat, just a slightly less broken one. It still causes substantially the same problems. Two people can still come to Goat with possession of the same private key. Goat still has to decide whether to redeem twice or once. If twice, he's still getting massive liability crammed down his throat that he never agreed to accept. If once, then he's still taking the risk of being branded a scammer if Nefario issues the same code to two people, and he'll never even know whether it was Nefario or the claimant is lying. (Consider the same scenario as in 1 above.)
Actually it solves nearly all of the fraud problems from Goat's perspective, I think, so long as the list of addresses and amounts is made public by Nefario. If Goat checks the signature on and keeps all the signed messages transferring ownership, he can easily prove that someone with the appropriate private key did redeem the shares and there's no way for him to fake this himself. It doesn't really matter to him whether Nefario or the claimant is trying to scam him, especially since Nefario could do the exact same thing with normal shares listed on GLBSE.

(Really this needs full-blown distributed timestamping and a public record of transfers in order to prevent certain kinds of fraud between stockholders when transferring shares, but that's a lot more complicated to achieve.)


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on October 03, 2012, 11:45:37 AM
Message sent to Nefario:
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Ok, one last thing. If you don't want a scammer tag, you need to agree to do/implement one of the following:

1) Publicly agree to accept ALL liability for double-spent codes and codes that Goat may not have, but were issued anyway.
2) Recall all of the codes and reissue some kind of private keys, giving the public key list (with their corresponding claim codes from before) to Goat. Personally, I suggest using Bitcoin private keys:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112551.msg1240911#msg1240911
3) Come to an agreement with Goat to relist his assets.

You have one week to announce one of these options or similar, and one month to implement it. If you need more time than that, let me know along with the reason why.
1) The problem with this solution is that accepting liability may not mean he actually makes good on that liability. Goat would actually have to pay out funds relying on Nefario to make good on his acceptance of liability. It's not clear that this acceptance would be binding on the asset holders either, so if Nefario reneges, Goat could still be left with liability. So Goat can only redeem based on this acceptance of liability if he believes Nefario will make good on it. (And how would this even work? Someone goes to Goat with a code, Goat sends them to Nefario saying the code is not on his list. Nefario says "that's a made up code that I never issued". They now go back to Goat and complain that Nefario lied and they were in fact issued that code. Does Nefario have to make good on this? If not, how does Goat know Nefario didn't steal the asset? If so, an unlimited number of people can scam Nefario and he'd have no choice but to renege on his acceptance.)

2) The problem with this solution is that that's just another unilateral imposition of a broken redemption scheme on Goat, just a slightly less broken one. It still causes substantially the same problems. Two people can still come to Goat with possession of the same private key. Goat still has to decide whether to redeem twice or once. If twice, he's still getting massive liability crammed down his throat that he never agreed to accept. If once, then he's still taking the risk of being branded a scammer if Nefario issues the same code to two people, and he'll never even know whether it was Nefario or the claimant is lying. (Consider the same scenario as in 1 above.)

So two of your proposed solutions can't work. I don't think anyone has any business trying to coerce either side into accepting specific solutions and there's no sense in pressuring one side to agree to a solution the other side won't agree to -- how does that help? If they can't *agree* on a solution, we need to evaluate whether that's because either of them is scamming. (Unless Goat agreed to 1 and 2 above, in which case, he's a fool, but congrats on brilliant mediating. But if he didn't, what good is getting Nefario to agree to things Goat will, and should, never agree to?)

I will give you the benefit of the doubt and assume this was just a bad decision on your part. But several people have already told me privately that they believe you are conspiring with Nefario to appear to pressure him into an agreement that we all know Goat won't accept to shift the blame to Goat. I hope that's not true and that this was just an honest lapse in judgment.

Honestly I just think he got carried away by perceived "technical brilliance" in his solution. Because he's a geek. For some reason people have a lot of difficulty with the simple notion that finance is not for geeks, it's for finance people. Even in a new, technologically brilliant, geeky new currency.

And guess what, if tomorrow we colonize Venus the law of the land up on Venus will still be some derivation of Roman law. Even if the Romans never marched to Venus.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Cryptostocks on October 03, 2012, 11:59:27 AM
Just realist on one of the other exchanges:

Step 1: GLBSE creates a list:  eMail address / Number of shares
Step 2: GLBSE published a hash (MD5, SHA2) of that file on the forum
Sept 3: GLBSE sends the list to the new exchange, the new exchange confirms receipt and matching hash
Step 4: The new exchange creates accounts for all emails that are not yet registered
Step 5: Load the share balances into the new exchange

Here the what-ifs:
1. What if a user disputes his share numbers
     a) The number on the new exchange is not identical to the list provided, the new exchange fixes the issue
     b) The number on the new exchange is identical to the list provided, GLBSE to resolve the issue
     c) Anyone disputes the list?  Thats why the hash was posted. No disputes possible. Probably need a 3rd party to validate the contents of the list and its hash-value. But either exchange would be crazy to dispute the list, as the hash will point the correctness.
2. Users not registered yet, how do they know the new password of the auto created account?
    a) Web pages usually have a "resend me my password" features
3. How do the users know about the new exchange?
    a) New exchange sends an email to the user list provided informing them about the new exchange
4. Why not give the email addresses to the security issuer?
    The shareholders didn't consent the disclosure of their share ownership. They probably want to remain anonymous

All that is now necessary is:
a) a decision to move to a new exchange. In the absence of a voting feature for delisted companies, the security issuer will need to make a decision in the best interest of the share holders
b) Decide on a new exchange



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: memvola on October 03, 2012, 12:38:22 PM
Step 1: GLBSE creates a list:  eMail address / Number of shares
Step 2: GLBSE published a hash (MD5, SHA2) of that file on the forum
Sept 3: GLBSE sends the list to the new exchange, the new exchange confirms receipt and matching hash
Step 4: The new exchange creates accounts for all emails that are not yet registered
Step 5: Load the share balances into the new exchange

But the shareholders didn't consent to the disclosure of their ownership, as you said, so Step 3 is out of question. Also, you can't expect them to give GLBSE their CryptoStocks account name either (assuming this is the alternative).

I still think whoever takes over the authority over the shares should have a communication channel to the shareholder. Since GLBSE is the only entity who has given communication access, they have a duty to create this channel (i.e. continue being the broker until the shares are transferred). This will allow the new stock exchange to verify the claims.

Step 1: Shareholder gets the claim code from GLBSE
Step 2: Shareholder submits this claim code to Exchange2
Step 3: Exchange2 sends a verification number to GLBSE to be communicated to the shareholder corresponding to given code (automated)
Step 4: GLBSE sends the verification number to the corresponding e-mail address (automated)
Step 5: Shareholder submits the verification number to Exchange2

When this is over, the transfer is complete. Optionally, Exchange2 can inform GLBSE that it is.

ETA: The claim code itself could encode the asset name and number of shares, this way GLBSE doesn't need to share the initial list as a "Step 0". However, there at least needs to be some agreement as to which asset names on GLBSE maps to which ones on Exchange2.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: The00Dustin on October 03, 2012, 12:55:55 PM
I still recognize and honor my entire obligation however I would request you all to contact me via e-mail (as Nefario asked you to do). I will ignore all PMs sent on the forum as I think there is a real risk that my account on the forum will also be delisted.

Nefario, Theymos and Maged if you would like to contact me about this issue please also contact me via e-mail.

Thank you for your support and I hope we can resolve this issue soon.


p.s. If you previously sent me an e-mail send it again as I had incorrectly assumed before this would be civilly resolved. We will have to find a new path.
This is a TERRIBLE move on your part.  I don't know why it didn't occur to me before my last post, but YOU are now the one exposing your shareholders to potential scammers and that is not the right way to prove whatever point you are trying to prove.  I'm going to break this up into points that should make it clear why I have come to this conclusion:

1) If you are going to honor your obligation and deal with your shareholders as Nefario asked, then you have caved, which is fine, albeit unfair.  In that scenario, there is no reason you would be kicked from the forums.  I, for one, have withdrawn all of my BTC from GLBSE and won't be depositing again if GLBSE doesn't offer any sort of compromise (and GLBSE getting what it wants while you deal with the fallout is not compromise).

2) At least one of your contracts has someone@example.com as your e-mail address because it was transferred from GLBSEv1.  That means some shareholders don't have your e-mail address.  It also isn't public in your forum profile, meaning they can't get it that way either.  I could ask what it is here, but any number of people could scam me by claiming to tell me your address, but using a fake one, and then acting as if they are you to get my code if I e-mail it.  Given (1) above, there is no reason (that using e-mail would solve) not to use PM for this, and as such, insisting on resorting to e-mail only serves to put your shareholders at additional risk and/or make you look like a manipulator/scammer.  Putting your shareholders at risk yourself does NOT prove that Nefario put them at risk, and could theoretically absolve him of responsibility for doing so.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: EskimoBob on October 03, 2012, 01:03:13 PM
I was reading IRC log for lulz and guess what, there was one interesting conversation - Goat and Smoov going at it. Smoovius was asking questions and Goat was answering.  :)

After reading this, it looks like goat never ever invested the coins from his "mining" bonds to any mining equipment nor did he bother buying  any shares in any other mining bond or from gpumax?
It sounds like he took out a perpetual "loan" for what ever and he can pay it back when ever via perpetually diminishing dividends (unless the difficulty falls) 
I personally call this bull shit. :) If you sell mining bond, you mine. Period.
If this is what Nefario closed down, so Goat can not run away with the bond buyers money, then Nefario acted in the interest of all the TYGRR.BOND-A (B?) holders. 

Now TYGRR.BOND-A (B?) investors have a chance to get the coin back and ONLY because Nefario blocked Goat accounts.

Edit: Right now 2G are up for sale and no more than 5G will be sold unless I update this thread.

I will watch market conditions to see if/when I want to sell more.  (end edit)

TyGrr Mining Bond A (TyGrrMBA) 1MHS PPS perpetual bonds.

TyGrr will be listing 1 MH/S mining bonds and I am now taking pre IPO sales.
First round of sales will be limited to 17,000 MH/S
IPO sale will be around .30 BTC per share,
Pre IPO price will be .285
You must buy at least 200 shares to get the pre IPO price.
Dividends will start at the next difficulty change and will be paid at each difficulty change.

This bond will never expire.

Contract

The holder of this bond will receive as coupons a number of bitcoins equivalent to 100% PPS output of 1 MH/s, for as long as they hold the bond. Coupon payments are to be made within 48 hours of difficulty change for the previous days mining activity. The issuer can buy back the bond at any time at a price equal to 1.05 times the highest price the asset was traded over the prior 168 hours.


Same applies to TYGRR.BOND-B?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Smoovious on October 03, 2012, 01:10:22 PM
After reading this, it looks like goat never ever invested the coins from his "mining" bonds to any mining equipment nor did he bother buying  any shares in any other mining bond or from gpumax?
Although he did confirm that he invested it in hookers and opium. He anticipates a dividend from that soon...

I'd post the log, but when asked for his permission, Goat said no, and I'm honoring that refusal.

-- Smoov


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: EskimoBob on October 03, 2012, 01:46:08 PM
After reading this, it looks like goat never ever invested the coins from his "mining" bonds to any mining equipment nor did he bother buying  any shares in any other mining bond or from gpumax?
Although he did confirm that he invested it in hookers and opium. He anticipates a dividend from that soon...

I'd post the log, but when asked for his permission, Goat said no, and I'm honoring that refusal.

-- Smoov


I went back and read the whole conversation. FUUUUUUUCK!  :D
I think it must be posted here.

Let me quote Maged
Quote
.....It is board policy that, in order to help scammer investigations, NDA's and other such agreements will not be honored for the purpose of the scammer tag when the agreements are broken in order to reveal a scam. Interestingly enough, this seems like it might be the case.

I guess you can post the log to clear this mess up.



Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: OneEyed on October 03, 2012, 01:53:55 PM
I was reading IRC log for lulz and guess what, there was one interesting conversation - Goat and Smoov going at it. Smoovius was asking questions and Goat was answering.  :)

After reading this, it looks like goat never ever invested the coins from his "mining" bonds to any mining equipment nor did he bother buying  any shares in any other mining bond or from gpumax?
It sounds like he took out a perpetual "loan" for what ever and he can pay it back when ever via perpetually diminishing dividends (unless the difficulty falls) 
I personally call this bull shit. :) If you sell mining bond, you mine. Period.

I don't get the logic here. Who cares if he mines or not, as long as he gives the bond holders a dividend corresponding to the PPS output of 1 MH/s? What difference does that make for the bond holder whether he mines, he invests in mining or he does anything else with the investment? Would they get more dividends if Goat mined by himself? Would they have any claim to the mining hardware Goat would buy (those are not shares)?

From the contract, one can assume that the bond will never be bought back unless Goat doesn't need the money anymore. As long as he gives holders dividends corresponding to the contract, what's wrong with a bond whose returns are indexed on fixed mining?

Now, if the question is "are people wrong in investing in such bonds?", well, anyone can see the answer in this case. And if you agree that it would make no difference if Goat mined by himself, you will also see that investing in perpetual fixed mining bonds (the problem here is more "perpetual" than anything else) does hardly make sense.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bugpowder on October 03, 2012, 01:54:42 PM
After reading this, it looks like goat never ever invested the coins from his "mining" bonds to any mining equipment nor did he bother buying  any shares in any other mining bond or from gpumax?
Although he did confirm that he invested it in hookers and opium. He anticipates a dividend from that soon...

I'd post the log, but when asked for his permission, Goat said no, and I'm honoring that refusal.

-- Smoov


It was in a public channel, and in my and many others irc history too.  Why do you need permission?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 03, 2012, 01:59:46 PM
I was reading IRC log for lulz and guess what, there was one interesting conversation - Goat and Smoov going at it. Smoovius was asking questions and Goat was answering.  :)

After reading this, it looks like goat never ever invested the coins from his "mining" bonds to any mining equipment nor did he bother buying  any shares in any other mining bond or from gpumax?
It sounds like he took out a perpetual "loan" for what ever and he can pay it back when ever via perpetually diminishing dividends (unless the difficulty falls)  
I personally call this bull shit. :) If you sell mining bond, you mine. Period.
If this is what Nefario closed down, so Goat can not run away with the bond buyers money, then Nefario acted in the interest of all the TYGRR.BOND-A (B?) holders.  

Now TYGRR.BOND-A (B?) investors have a chance to get the coin back and ONLY because Nefario blocked Goat accounts.

Edit: Right now 2G are up for sale and no more than 5G will be sold unless I update this thread.

I will watch market conditions to see if/when I want to sell more.  (end edit)

TyGrr Mining Bond A (TyGrrMBA) 1MHS PPS perpetual bonds.

TyGrr will be listing 1 MH/S mining bonds and I am now taking pre IPO sales.
First round of sales will be limited to 17,000 MH/S
IPO sale will be around .30 BTC per share,
Pre IPO price will be .285
You must buy at least 200 shares to get the pre IPO price.
Dividends will start at the next difficulty change and will be paid at each difficulty change.

This bond will never expire.

Contract

The holder of this bond will receive as coupons a number of bitcoins equivalent to 100% PPS output of 1 MH/s, for as long as they hold the bond. Coupon payments are to be made within 48 hours of difficulty change for the previous days mining activity. The issuer can buy back the bond at any time at a price equal to 1.05 times the highest price the asset was traded over the prior 168 hours.


Same applies to TYGRR.BOND-B?

After reading this, it looks like goat never ever invested the coins from his "mining" bonds to any mining equipment nor did he bother buying  any shares in any other mining bond or from gpumax?
Although he did confirm that he invested it in hookers and opium. He anticipates a dividend from that soon...

I'd post the log, but when asked for his permission, Goat said no, and I'm honoring that refusal.

-- Smoov



 ::)

They do not understand how a fixed mining bond works...  And really if Nefario does not either lulz...

BBL Need to "invest" in some hookers and opium...





There is literally no reason a perpetual mining bond needs mining equipment at all. I knew this a year ago when I thought about how to get a cheap loan in bitcoinland. The answer is to issue mining bonds based on difficulty which is basically a loan with reducing interest rates.

Its not ethical but theres nothing you can do about it unless mining equipment is specified in the contract. I guess goat doesnt have the same ethical boundaries as most of us. Or he just wanted a really cheap loan. Actually you may never get paid back what you lent him  if difficulty ramps up dramatically  :)


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on October 03, 2012, 03:10:06 PM
I went back and read the whole conversation. FUUUUUUUCK!  :D
I think it must be posted here.

Let me quote Maged
Quote
.....It is board policy that, in order to help scammer investigations, NDA's and other such agreements will not be honored for the purpose of the scammer tag when the agreements are broken in order to reveal a scam. Interestingly enough, this seems like it might be the case.

I guess you can post the log to clear this mess up.

FUUUUUUUCK indeed.  Smart one, Maged.  And by smart, I mean, FUUUUUUUCK.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: burnside on October 03, 2012, 06:34:07 PM
There is literally no reason a perpetual mining bond needs mining equipment at all. I knew this a year ago when I thought about how to get a cheap loan in bitcoinland. The answer is to issue mining bonds based on difficulty which is basically a loan with reducing interest rates.

Its not ethical but theres nothing you can do about it unless mining equipment is specified in the contract. I guess goat doesnt have the same ethical boundaries as most of us. Or he just wanted a really cheap loan. Actually you may never get paid back what you lent him  if difficulty ramps up dramatically  :)

This is mostly true, but as a cheap loan it is not without significant risk.  If difficulty stays even or goes down it becomes not so cheap a loan.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on October 03, 2012, 09:59:24 PM
2) The problem with this solution is that that's just another unilateral imposition of a broken redemption scheme on Goat, just a slightly less broken one. It still causes substantially the same problems. Two people can still come to Goat with possession of the same private key. Goat still has to decide whether to redeem twice or once. If twice, he's still getting massive liability crammed down his throat that he never agreed to accept. If once, then he's still taking the risk of being branded a scammer if Nefario issues the same code to two people, and he'll never even know whether it was Nefario or the claimant is lying. (Consider the same scenario as in 1 above.)

So two of your proposed solutions can't work.
No, you're wrong: All THREE don't work. What's stopping Nefario from relisting and giving himself ALL of each asset? How could you POSSIBLY prove that to be wrong? By this reasoning, MtGox is also a scam. Sorry, but at some point, you're just going to have to trust Nefario.
No. This is seriously incorrect and I think your approach is fundamentally misguided because of this confusion. The third solution does not require Goat to assume any risk he has not already agreed to accept.

If the assets are relisted, there is no way anyone can go to Goat and accuse him of scamming and there is no way Nefario can make Goat look like a scammer. Sure, Nefario can screw over Goat's asset holders, but they agreed to accept GLBSE to protect their ownership interest and it would be absolutely clear to them that it was GLBSE that had defaulted.

You are correct that with option three the asset owners and Goat have to trust Nefario, but only to the extent they have already agreed to trust him by listing their asset with him and purchasing them on his exchange. No new trust is required.

The other two options both require Goat to assume the risk that someone will claim that he is refusing to redeem a valid claim code and he won't know whether it's because of Nefario or the asset owner. This is a risk he never agreed to assume, significantly different in type from other risks he has agreed to assume, and frankly one I don't think he should assume. This risk does not arise in option 3.

In the absence of any redemption agreement, it was Nefario's decision to delist Goat's assets that directly harmed the asset owners.

Goat has never agreed to accept any arrangement where Nefario can make it look to his asset holders like he is scamming. Unless Goat agrees to accept this risk, there is absolutely no sense in trying to get Nefario to agree to impose it on him. It was Nefario's decision that harmed the asset holders and that decision appears to have been made without adequate justification to obtain leverage in another dispute with no consideration for the harm done to GLBSE's customers. You've been asked to investigate that. If you're trying to minimize that harm by moderating, you need to obtain permission from Goat and Nefario first. You can't force yourself into a mediating position, nor is mediating by ultimatums likely to be productive. You're supposed to be investigating.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: makomk on October 03, 2012, 11:02:44 PM
This is mostly true, but as a cheap loan it is not without significant risk.  If difficulty stays even or goes down it becomes not so cheap a loan.
That's only really likely to happen if the value of Bitcoins also plummets, in which case it's still a pretty cheap loan.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 03, 2012, 11:56:51 PM
My still being able to post is proof that you are neutral?
Yes, it is. Most other forums not only ban scammers, but they require much less proof. By our own policy, we decided not to do things that way. Scammer tags are only handed out to people who are pretty clearly scamming after potentially HOURS of paperwork. Bans are also just as hard.

I'm starting to think this is not going to end up well no matter how hard I try to resolve this. I thought you just made a mistake when you said you would ban me unless I did something you wanted. I did not know that was policy. :(
No, I didn't make a mistake, but you misunderstand your current situation. PREVIOUSLY, when you claimed to send the address and Nefario said it wasn't valid, there was the potential for you to be banned for trolling and libel. However, we resolved that. Even if you never did respond, it would be up to Nefario to have pursued that. To be clear, though, you are NO LONGER in a position to be banned. In fact, at the moment, you aren't even at risk of the scammer tag. That may change depending on Nefario's response, however.

Again you admit that I must do something that you think is illegal or I get the scammers tag :(
Again, there is a difference between laws we care about for the scammer tag, and those that we don't. Since I strongly believe in personal responsibility, I don't feel that the securities laws should apply when it comes to the tag. If you find another exchange to take over your assets, you are no worse off legally than you were before.

I would like to understand why you think it is my burden to find someone to accept the GLBSE codes
Because you are the issuer and GLBSE doesn't want to list you anymore. If you weren't concerned with legal issues, you could even do it yourself.

when most people here think it is the burden of GLBSE?
Why?
You know I never agreed to these terms nor did the GLBSE customers.
That doesn't matter. If you wanted GLBSE to do that or otherwise compensate you if you were to get delisted, you should have written up a contract that says that and required GLBSE to agree to it before you started listing. If they wouldn't have agreed to that, I guarantee that you could have found an exchange that would.

Why do you keep coming here and attacking me while Nefario gets to sit silent?
Because you keep posting in public.
Can I be silent too or will I get banned?
Absolutely! While we already discussed the "ban" issue (you won't be banned), I'll also answer that question as if you said "marked as a scammer".
For the scammer tag, you can be publicly silent if you wish. All you have to do is answer any questions I send you (or explain why you can't answer them) and consider any offers from Nefario in good faith. If you don't answer, I will always try to assume the best unless the other side has enough evidence to counter anything I can think of.

It sounds like you are threatening me just like Nefario did.  Honestly if this is how you, Theymos and the forum staff think maybe I should no longer be here...
That's because we've had it with your games. Nefario isn't thought of that highly either.

You can kick me out for anything you want I guess... but you know this will look even more like a cover up for the GLBSE owners...
Again, I was just explaining what we can LEGALLY do. It is unlikely that we will do it.

will you delete the posts like you said you would in the PM? You know that would not be seen as neutral...
No, of course not. That was already handled.

I mean really this is silly. I am having to fight you so I don't get banned
You do not have to fight me. In fact, it is far more likely that you'll walk away from this just fine if you don't. I'm here to help you, but I must consider the interests of both sides.

while Nefario gets to lie to your face and get away with it... What a shame... 
No, he cannot get away with lying.
I'm not even sure if I will be on this forum in a few days. I have decided that I will no longer respond to the demands of Maged under the threat of if I do not comply I will be banned. I will just let him ban me as he thinks it is his right and that it is best for GLBSE...
Again, you'll be just fine. These also aren't threat. Instead they are statements of fact about what will most likely happen if you don't comply with something or give an explanation of why you can't. If you prefer, I can leave that information out and just let you infer it.

I personally believe that Nefario delisted my account because he wanted to seize my personal GLBSE stock that I held. I brought up a scamming thread about this but Maged choose to not respond to the real issue. Maged never said if the seizing of an asset (paid for or not) was scamming or not. Either way I do not have the asset or the BTC.
Because that's really hard to figure out, especially since the fake GLBSE has no value.

I was trying to resolve this issue with GLBSE but it seems that Maged (speaking for GLBSE?) has ruled out the best option, being relisted on GLBSE, as something that is not an option.
That wasn't me, that was Nefario. In fact, I still presented it as one of the three options of settling this to Nefario. However, I told you that it's off the table when coming up with ideas because we already know that Nefario will most likely not agree to any such thing and that it's his right to be in business with only those people/organizations that he want to. Under no circumstance will Nefario get a scammer tag simply for not allowing you to continue using his exchange.
I still recognize and honor my entire obligation however I would request you all to contact me via e-mail (as Nefario asked you to do).
Glad to hear it!
I will ignore all PMs sent on the forum as I think there is a real risk that my account on the forum will also be delisted.
That's also wise, just because this forum really sucks as far as communication goes. You're not going to be banned at this point, though.
Nefario, Theymos and Maged if you would like to contact me about this issue please also contact me via e-mail.
Ok.


Once I have caught up more to the thread I'll make another post.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 04, 2012, 12:12:04 AM
I went back and read the whole conversation. FUUUUUUUCK!  :D
I think it must be posted here.

Let me quote Maged
Quote
.....It is board policy that, in order to help scammer investigations, NDA's and other such agreements will not be honored for the purpose of the scammer tag when the agreements are broken in order to reveal a scam. Interestingly enough, this seems like it might be the case.

I guess you can post the log to clear this mess up.

FUUUUUUUCK indeed.  Smart one, Maged.  And by smart, I mean, FUUUUUUUCK.
To clarify, that just means that we won't give you a scammer tag in that situation. You're still an asshole if you do that, though. Even then, the evidence that you're posting needs to be pretty significant.

By the way, the mining bonds do not need to backed by actual mining unless the contract specifically requires it.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on October 04, 2012, 12:20:07 AM
If they wouldn't have agreed to that, I guarantee that you could have found an exchange that would.

How can you guarantee this?!

I will always try to assume the best unless the other side has enough evidence to counter anything I can think of.

This may be in your mind the high road, but in practice it's actually quite broken, as someone else has explained above. The legal system works as it works (arbitration of claims actually made, not arbitration of potential claims) for very good practical reasons, it's not just idiosyncratic peculiarity.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 04, 2012, 12:20:32 AM
You can't force yourself into a mediating position, nor is mediating by ultimatums likely to be productive. You're supposed to be investigating.
You're right.

I am officially dropping this investigation and am releasing all parties of any obligations. BadBear will now decide this, if he wants.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on October 04, 2012, 12:25:02 AM
I went back and read the whole conversation. FUUUUUUUCK!  :D
I think it must be posted here.

Let me quote Maged
Quote
.....It is board policy that, in order to help scammer investigations, NDA's and other such agreements will not be honored for the purpose of the scammer tag when the agreements are broken in order to reveal a scam. Interestingly enough, this seems like it might be the case.

I guess you can post the log to clear this mess up.

FUUUUUUUCK indeed.  Smart one, Maged.  And by smart, I mean, FUUUUUUUCK.
To clarify, that just means that we won't give you a scammer tag in that situation. You're still an asshole if you do that, though. Even then, the evidence that you're posting needs to be pretty significant.

By the way, the mining bonds do not need to backed by actual mining unless the contract specifically requires it.

Mayhap I didn't clarify the cause of my reaction.

You state that it is the policy of the forum to ignore the entirety of civil law related to confidentiality to administer your own judgment in areas about which you know fuck-all.

And the comment about bonds?  You're dictating terms for the exchanges now as well?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on October 04, 2012, 12:31:31 AM
You can't force yourself into a mediating position, nor is mediating by ultimatums likely to be productive. You're supposed to be investigating.
You're right.

I am officially dropping this investigation and am releasing all parties of any obligations. BadBear will now decide this, if he wants.
For what it's worth, I think declaring this situation to just not be resolvable by the forums "scammer tag" mechanism is a reasonable resolution as far as the forums goes.

Hopefully GLBSE's future customers will take into account the fact that GLBSE reserves the right to totally abandon its obligation to preserve their ownership interest by making a decision to delist the asset and will exercise this right if it feels like it with no obligation to explain or defend that decision.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 04, 2012, 12:39:14 AM
You state that it is the policy of the forum to ignore the entirety of civil law related to confidentiality to administer your own judgment in areas about which you know fuck-all.
All this means is that we won't give you the scammer tag for breaking a NDA for that purpose. We will NOT EVER request someone to break a NDA for a scammer investigation. We are also not legally obligated to remove confidential information that was revealed. This is an investigation for a tag on some forum, not a lawsuit.

And the comment about bonds?  You're dictating terms for the exchanges now as well?
No, of course not. I just saying that I wouldn't consider it a scam if actual mining didn't back a bond as long as it never explicitly claims that it does. Also, remember that a scammer tag has a much higher burden of evidence than a civil case.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on October 04, 2012, 12:40:09 AM
You can't force yourself into a mediating position, nor is mediating by ultimatums likely to be productive. You're supposed to be investigating.
You're right.

I am officially dropping this investigation and am releasing all parties of any obligations. BadBear will now decide this, if he wants.
For what it's worth, I think declaring this situation to just not be resolvable by the forums "scammer tag" mechanism is a reasonable resolution as far as the forums goes.

Hopefully GLBSE's future customers will take into account the fact that GLBSE reserves the right to totally abandon its obligation to preserve their ownership interest by making a decision to delist the asset and will exercise this right if it feels like it with no obligation to explain or defend that decision.


Future customers?!


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on October 04, 2012, 12:40:36 AM
I went back and read the whole conversation. FUUUUUUUCK!  :D
I think it must be posted here.

Let me quote Maged
Quote
.....It is board policy that, in order to help scammer investigations, NDA's and other such agreements will not be honored for the purpose of the scammer tag when the agreements are broken in order to reveal a scam. Interestingly enough, this seems like it might be the case.

I guess you can post the log to clear this mess up.

FUUUUUUUCK indeed.  Smart one, Maged.  And by smart, I mean, FUUUUUUUCK.
To clarify, that just means that we won't give you a scammer tag in that situation. You're still an asshole if you do that, though. Even then, the evidence that you're posting needs to be pretty significant.

By the way, the mining bonds do not need to backed by actual mining unless the contract specifically requires it.

Mayhap I didn't clarify the cause of my reaction.

You state that it is the policy of the forum to ignore the entirety of civil law related to confidentiality to administer your own judgment in areas about which you know fuck-all.

And the comment about bonds?  You're dictating terms for the exchanges now as well?


No, there is literally no need to back fixed mh/s bonds with mining equipment if its not written into the contract. They only need to pay the equivalent rewards for a certain amount of mh/s.

People have pointed this loophole out on numerous occasions.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on October 04, 2012, 12:43:36 AM
You state that it is the policy of the forum to ignore the entirety of civil law related to confidentiality to administer your own judgment in areas about which you know fuck-all.
All this means is that we won't give you the scammer tag for breaking a NDA for that purpose. We will NOT EVER request someone to break a NDA for a scammer investigation. We are also not legally obligated to remove confidential information that was revealed. This is an investigation for a tag on some forum, not a lawsuit.

So you disavow this statement?

Quote
It is board policy that, in order to help scammer investigations, NDA's and other such agreements will not be honored for the purpose of the scammer tag when the agreements are broken in order to reveal a scam.

And the comment about bonds?  You're dictating terms for the exchanges now as well?
No, of course not. I just saying that I wouldn't consider it a scam if actual mining didn't back a bond as long as it never explicitly claims that it does. Also, remember that a scammer tag has a much higher burden of evidence than a civil case.

Such as not sending you a bitcoin address?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on October 04, 2012, 12:44:00 AM
Future customers?!
If there was evidence Goat was making a significant effort to work out a redemption scheme with GLBSE, I'd agree with you. But without that, I think a lot of people will give GLBSE the benefit of the doubt. But it's certainly a warning bell, especially since GLBSE doesn't seem to be making any effort to improve the redemption scheme. No matter what happens, the decision to delist caused significant harm to GLBSE's customers, and there's no evidence NEFARIO even considered that. However, if they respond to this by announcing delisting criteria, escalation rules, and a procedure for a sensible redemption after delisting, that would go a long way to recovering.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on October 04, 2012, 12:46:13 AM
You state that it is the policy of the forum to ignore the entirety of civil law related to confidentiality to administer your own judgment in areas about which you know fuck-all.
All this means is that we won't give you the scammer tag for breaking a NDA for that purpose. We will NOT EVER request someone to break a NDA for a scammer investigation. We are also not legally obligated to remove confidential information that was revealed. This is an investigation for a tag on some forum, not a lawsuit.

So you disavow this statement?

Quote
It is board policy that, in order to help scammer investigations, NDA's and other such agreements will not be honored for the purpose of the scammer tag when the agreements are broken in order to reveal a scam.

These statements seem consistent to me. The latter was a bit confusing, but the former restates the most natural way to understand it. It doesn't say you must break an NDA to reveal a scam nor does it say anything will happen if you refuse to break an NDA to reveal a scam. It just says what happens if you break an NDA to reveal a scam -- the NDA won't be honored for the purpose of the scammer tag.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 04, 2012, 12:46:36 AM
You can't force yourself into a mediating position, nor is mediating by ultimatums likely to be productive. You're supposed to be investigating.
You're right.

I am officially dropping this investigation and am releasing all parties of any obligations. BadBear will now decide this, if he wants.
For what it's worth, I think declaring this situation to just not be resolvable by the forums "scammer tag" mechanism is a reasonable resolution as far as the forums goes.
Yeah, and we do that all the time. This is why the Intersango guys don't have a tag. However, in my mind, this is absolutely resolvable with the scammer tag since either Nefario needs to actually use a proper claim system or Goat needs to suck it up. It's out of my hands now, though.

Hopefully GLBSE's future customers will take into account the fact that GLBSE reserves the right to totally abandon its obligation to preserve their ownership interest by making a decision to delist the asset and will exercise this right if it feels like it with no obligation to explain or defend that decision.
Absolutely. In fact, they should have taken it into account to start with and DEMANDED that what would happen be listed in the Terms of Service.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on October 04, 2012, 12:51:17 AM
You state that it is the policy of the forum to ignore the entirety of civil law related to confidentiality to administer your own judgment in areas about which you know fuck-all.
All this means is that we won't give you the scammer tag for breaking a NDA for that purpose. We will NOT EVER request someone to break a NDA for a scammer investigation. We are also not legally obligated to remove confidential information that was revealed. This is an investigation for a tag on some forum, not a lawsuit.

So you disavow this statement?

Quote
It is board policy that, in order to help scammer investigations, NDA's and other such agreements will not be honored for the purpose of the scammer tag when the agreements are broken in order to reveal a scam.

These statements seem consistent to me. The latter was a bit confusing, but the former restates the most natural way to understand it. It doesn't say you must break an NDA to reveal a scam nor does it say anything will happen if you refuse to break an NDA to reveal a scam. It just says what happens if you break an NDA to reveal a scam -- the NDA won't be honored for the purpose of the scammer tag.


The latter is confusing in that it states that the "board" may ignore any documents or agreements binding it to confidentiality.  The "clarification" is that you can break NDAs to reveal a scam.

Declaring that it's policy implies that some thought was given to the phrasing and that the intent was clearly expressed by the phrasing.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 04, 2012, 12:55:53 AM
You state that it is the policy of the forum to ignore the entirety of civil law related to confidentiality to administer your own judgment in areas about which you know fuck-all.
All this means is that we won't give you the scammer tag for breaking a NDA for that purpose. We will NOT EVER request someone to break a NDA for a scammer investigation. We are also not legally obligated to remove confidential information that was revealed. This is an investigation for a tag on some forum, not a lawsuit.

So you disavow this statement?

Quote
It is board policy that, in order to help scammer investigations, NDA's and other such agreements will not be honored for the purpose of the scammer tag when the agreements are broken in order to reveal a scam.
No. That statement was taken out of context. It was regarding a case where an agreement to keep silent was already broken. We will never require or ask you to break a NDA, etc., for the purpose of a scammer investigation. We may ask you to reveal your own information and information that isn't protected by a NDA, however.

And the comment about bonds?  You're dictating terms for the exchanges now as well?
No, of course not. I just saying that I wouldn't consider it a scam if actual mining didn't back a bond as long as it never explicitly claims that it does. Also, remember that a scammer tag has a much higher burden of evidence than a civil case.

Such as not sending you a bitcoin address?
If that is the only thing holding someone up from fulfilling their obligations and it's being purposefully held back in order to claim that someone is scamming you, yes. Keep in mind that that was my impression at the time, since Goat is known to troll.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on October 04, 2012, 12:56:22 AM
Also, remember that a scammer tag has a much higher burden of evidence than a civil case.

Certainly does. The main factors are: the blurry role of the staff (moderator or juge d'instruction?), the unpredictable process (judge/chief prosecutor/court scryer suddenly decides to back out of a case, leaving the situation in limbo; mediator person confronted with basic principles of jurisprudence declares that not being informed in such will have to ignore them) and the completely ad-hoc nature of claims, relief available, procedure followed and so forth.

This isn't a dig at you personally, nor is it a dig at any other moderator, the site and so forth. But it is meant to convey that complexity in disputes will only increase in time, and again: if you do it at all you have to do it all the time. At the very least some strategic decision to never do it, or else some guidelines to do it consistently and better would be in order.

Future customers?!
If there was evidence Goat was making a significant effort to work out a redemption scheme with GLBSE, I'd agree with you. But without that, I think a lot of people will give GLBSE the benefit of the doubt. But it's certainly a warning bell, especially since GLBSE doesn't seem to be making any effort to improve the redemption scheme. No matter what happens, the decision to delist caused significant harm to GLBSE's customers, and there's no evidence NEFARIO even considered that. However, if they respond to this by announcing delisting criteria, escalation rules, and a procedure for a sensible redemption after delisting, that would go a long way to recovering.

I'm just looking at the fact a couple assets delist/dissolve a day now. Some of them weren't even in distress.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: Maged on October 04, 2012, 01:09:10 AM
You state that it is the policy of the forum to ignore the entirety of civil law related to confidentiality to administer your own judgment in areas about which you know fuck-all.
All this means is that we won't give you the scammer tag for breaking a NDA for that purpose. We will NOT EVER request someone to break a NDA for a scammer investigation. We are also not legally obligated to remove confidential information that was revealed. This is an investigation for a tag on some forum, not a lawsuit.

So you disavow this statement?

Quote
It is board policy that, in order to help scammer investigations, NDA's and other such agreements will not be honored for the purpose of the scammer tag when the agreements are broken in order to reveal a scam.

These statements seem consistent to me. The latter was a bit confusing, but the former restates the most natural way to understand it. It doesn't say you must break an NDA to reveal a scam nor does it say anything will happen if you refuse to break an NDA to reveal a scam. It just says what happens if you break an NDA to reveal a scam -- the NDA won't be honored for the purpose of the scammer tag.


The latter is confusing in that it states that the "board" may ignore any documents or agreements binding it to confidentiality.  The "clarification" is that you can break NDAs to reveal a scam.

Declaring that it's policy implies that some thought was given to the phrasing and that the intent was clearly expressed by the phrasing.
Ah yes, that is indeed an English fail, and I apologize for that.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: reeses on October 04, 2012, 01:22:24 AM
blah

Don't feel bad.  It was fun watching you squirm and Maged change positions more than your average porn film.  Unless your average porn film is about tetraplegics, you sick fuck.


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: nimda on October 04, 2012, 02:52:07 AM
Nefario and Goat, please tell us why you won't submit to paid, legally binding mediation through a neutral third party such as http://judge.me (http://judge.me)?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: JoelKatz on October 04, 2012, 04:42:04 AM
Nefario and Goat, please tell us why you won't submit to paid, legally binding mediation through a neutral third party such as http://judge.me (http://judge.me)?
Binding mediation is an oxymoron. If you mean binding arbitration, one huge issue is that it wouldn't bind the asset holders, so it wouldn't solve the main problem. It could solve the issue of Goat getting back listing fees or any funds of his that Nefario or GLBSE is holding. But it wouldn't solve the real problem whose victims are the asset holders, not Goat, and not Nefario. Also, since Goat doesn't have anything Nefario/GLBSE is claiming they are entitled to, what benefit what Nefario/GLBSE gain from agreeing to this?


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: BitcoinNational on October 21, 2012, 09:46:23 AM
recap

All TYGRR assets have been moved off GLBSE (delisted)
Goat has been given all the information he needs to be able to continue doing TYGRR's business and continue his relationship with his asset holders without GLBSE.
He has a list of codes which shows what code has how much of the asset.
If you had any TYGRR assets you will see the claim code in your portfolio.
Contact Goat with the claim code, and he will known how many of the asset you have, and you will be able to continue your relationship with him.

Nefario.

All that random junk is some sort of "code"?
I guess I will have to have a stock exchange made that knows how to understand it. I hope you will be willing to work with them and explain your "system" ?

My obligation was with GLBSE. What happens if I pay back 50% and then GLBSE relists my assets like nothing happened? Then I'm really screwed as I owe them all again..

What about GLBSE's Nefario's obligation, theyhe acts as the middle man, an asset issuer can't even get any data about who holds the asset.  Apparently GLBSENefario gets to fuck the issuers, then fuck the shareholders all while sitting in the middle with no liability, here's your secret code list, everything is all roses now.  If GLBSENefario is going to act like this, then theyhe need to get out from the middle of the shareholder-asset issuer relationship.  The asset issuer needs to know the usernames, withdraw addresses, number of shares owned of the shareholders.  Otherwise GLBSENefario DOES HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO THE SHAREHOLDERS AND THE ISSUERS.  One that is greater then, oh well weI quit, here's your secret code list.

You're very much mistaken.
Goat has been give a list of accounts with their balance, all an asset holder needs do is go to goat and give him their code.
We nolonger have any obligation to goat.

Goat, we refuse to do business with you anymore.
You are a liability.
We've provided you with a way to continue your commitment to TYGRR.* holders that doesn't involve us.
I disagree. Your secret code is not a stock exchange. There is no place for me to send the BTC.

Your chickenshit method puts the burden on each and every shareholder to be proactive because the service that you provide has been removed, YOU FAILED IN YOUR OBLIGATION.  You should also give the asset issuer contact information for all of the shareholders too, so they can contact them when the exchange just quits in the middle of operations.  What a fucking joke.

your beef with Goat is also screwing your users who own any Tyggr's assets without any concern for these people.

Nefario and Goat, please tell us why you won't submit to paid, legally binding mediation through a neutral third party such as http://judge.me (http://judge.me)?
I would be open to something like this however the asset holders need to take part, even a larger part than I take. What people forget is that they do not have to accept the code from Nefario. They should just tell Nefario it is not valid and ask for something else or perhaps even a refund. Nefario as the broker sold an asset. He then converted it into a unusable code. Nefario is the one here who took action, not the asset holders or myself.

This is kind of creepy.  

I agree.  Don't get me wrong, this move is long overdue.  I'm worried about the precedent it sets though.

What precedent?

What precedent?  1. How about it is okay to delist assets as you please ... leads to 2. Ignore the board and shut down GLBSE without notice ... talk about foreshadowing.

GLBSE == gameover
you prophet, no?

I really think there should be some kind of contract between GLBSE and the asset issuers that is more than a TOS that can be changed at anytime.

BINGO

but but but

Goat, we refuse to do business with you anymore.
You are a liability.
We've provided you with a way to continue your commitment to TYGRR.* holders that doesn't involve us.
Good luck in your future endeavours.

Goat runs a "mining company" that doesn't mine, bonds that he can't back with BTC income, & an arbitrage company that as far as I can tell doesn't actually trade...  He deserved to be delisted.  I just worry about the way it happened and how it will effect shareholders. 

okay so burn him BUT announce delisting pending ... Goat stocks will be dumped on the market but still 'trade-able' ... plus Goat could have time to state buy back options or other plans for his stock holders.  In fact ...

Quote from: GLBSE
But thats not fair to me and other asset holders! We agree,it's not fair to holders of this asset, to other issers [sic], asset holders and GLBSE itself. Delisting is a last measure when trying to deal with problematic asset issuers who are actively trying to damage GLBSE. We have a responsibility to all asset issuers and asset holders on GLBSE, if any one person is doing something that puts everyone else at risk, including GLBSE operators then they have to leave. This is a market we all share, for it to work we must all play nice.
Nefario, I think we're entitled to an explanation of why we weren't given any prior notice. I think you know there is a problem with your action, gathering from the fact that you only respond to trolls here and prefer to answer us users through a notice on GLBSE.

why was my balance/info given away to goat ? I hold some shares in tygrr , now i am being forced to contact goat to get my dividends (i dont talk to goat)
maybe give goat 3 months to close and delist his assets

Did the shareholders not buy GLBSE 24/7 trade-able shares, as opposed to private equity.

As they say the writing was now on the wall ...
I am done with GLBSE.
Am currently selling all shares, will be moving my BTC out, and not trading there ever again.
This is unprofessional and ridiculous.

Wow. Thanks to Nefario's behavior, I'm leaving GLBSE. Thanks to MPOE-PR's behavior, I'm never touching MPEX. And cryptostocks lists nothing worth investing in.
 :(


Title: Re: TYGRR.* assets on GLBSE delisted.
Post by: MPOE-PR on November 27, 2013, 02:43:43 PM
Bumping this for the benefit of all the noobs.