Yeah, have people overlooked this? Assuming Polo distributes BCC, it will be the borrower not the lender who receives the distribution, as happened with the ETC fork.

No, that's not true. The timestamp for the change was 2017-07-28 T17:52:07Z.

edit: apparently I should be writing this in Mr. Magoo font

There certainly seems to be a case in this thread of underestimating law enforcement. These guys will have done a lot of groundwork and collected a lot of evidence for this case. This isn't just two cops in a panda car cuffing a guy.

Spoken like a true Mt. Gox believer.



Yeah, in your imagination. Fact is, crypto users will do fuck all except rage at their keyboard.

Ouch, sorry to hear that. I've always avoided having anything large on there, as they've always seemed shady to me.

I don't think the impact will be like Gox as BTC-e is a much smaller component of the whole market, but we'll see.

Should probably link to the original Reuters report rather than a seedy tabloid: https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-greece-russia-arrest-idUKKBN1AB1OP

Whois has the domain as first being registered in 2013. Can't seem to find references to it in 2011 either.

www.nic.io/whois-search.htm: Creation Date: 2013-09-20T09:06:31Z

I maybe should have advised you to freeze your account, because I had a suspicion you'd been hacked.


With 2FA enabled, you can disable email verification for withdrawals. You should have received emails confirming this behaviour however. Most probably the attacker has simply deleted all incriminating communications from your email. He most likely knows your password, so you want to change that to something secure and unguessable asap. Also, make sure to use a reputable email service like gmail, not any small-time operation.

Hold on to your butts, here we go! 

The most expensive bulbs were infected with a virus which retarded propagation, and I think prevented it after several generations. Despite the limited supply, storing value in organic matter that decays doesn't seem very smart.

I notice no-one who says this has ever put a coin in the top 10. If it means absolutely nothing, then you should be able to do it for ten bucks and be able to keep it there.

I think quixotic is how I'd describe this idea of living a Grizzly Adams lifestyle in a post-apocalyptic world.

So, to the superbubble we go then. Guess I should start piling into the shitcoins ready for the next round of mania.

It should be equal to the number of miners signalling for BIP91, as Core doesn't signal for that BIP (unless, as bitserve mentions, they're running a patched version, which could be just as bad).


Ha, was only a matter of time. Maybe all those clueless buyers will gain a little bit better an understanding of what it is they're bagholding. Should be much more difficult to roll this one back too if the funds are free to move (with the DAO the funds were locked to a single account for a several week period which made it easy).

Is your pause pure? I don't want no watered-down shit. I want my entire body to be immobilised.

The fact that a $40B network is now running on BTC1 should give everyone pause for concern.

Which indicates we're in noob land, and noobs generally don't make money.

Sorry. As a rule, I don't do escrow and don't deal with other folk's bitcoin.


lol

Tbh, I too doubt somebody who joined only three days ago making .25 or .5 btc giveaways. No doubt I will suffer from crippling solipsism now.

It wouldn't surprise me if Polo had cocked up your account, but you might want to check the IP addresses in any recent "Successful Login from New IP" emails. Copy and paste the IP into a lookup site that does geo-location and make sure that the country matches yours.