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This thread start over ten months ago, with nearly 5400 posts and over a quarter of a million views... And nobody seen this day coming.
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I don't really care about a few swindled bitcoins, heck, worse things happen in this modern-day Deadwood. I just wanna see what this cat is looking at  |
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Follow my lead to help me find the rest.  |
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I wouldn't be surprised if a year later my computer freezes and the screen is forever showing a picture of him holding a frappichino. It'll be a new kind of troll virus.
Introducing the Karppuccino: (insert best humor tagline here--the word 'stink', as in the fish, comes to mind) |
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It's code! One period is an "e". Two periods is an "i". Three periods is an "s". In some languages, period denotes dot. If you encounter a complex correspondence with a myriad of periods/dots, be on the lookout for hyphens and dashes as well, of which correspond to "t" and "m", respectively. The keyword is "times", and the code goes back to 1984 when Cyndi Lauper sang her hit. I'm assuming you're making a reference to morse code? Morse-Code. I like that!.. I wonder if the name--or something similar--is brandable... Then again.. |
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This is Bitcoin: Steal millions - Get beat up on an Internet forum - Profit!  The memes! Don't forget to include the memes in your assessment. |
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So far Mark is a reliable and trustworthy person, i will fight for him until proven otherwise!
He´s Bitcoin´s savior!
 "Tell us more, Great One!" |
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WOW! That's 1 1/7 Fortnights™. Must be some really killer shit they're hashin' there in The Mile High City, speaking of a khanjar vortex.
If anyone has good hash, it's the Mile High City. Until you level up to the The Two-Mile-High City. |
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As an update to my customers, we will be importing the old database in over the next 72hrs, please expect an email when it has been done.
It's been 12 days since you posted this. 12 days = 288 hours If you understand maths, you'll see the problem here. Did Colorado get sucked into some temporal vortex and I somehow missed that on the news? Unless that is what a polar vortex is. Hmmm....  It's now been 384 hours (16 days). WOW! That's 1 1/7 Fortnights™. Must be some really killer shit they're hashin' there in The Mile High City, speaking of a khanjar vortex. |
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Who would want to buy Mtgox, They are being sued for 75 Million by coinlabs, they have 10+ million seized by coinlabs and the US gouv. They owe 10's of millions to their clients.
Mtgox is the worst buy ever. The only one I see buying mtgox may be coinlabs and thats a stretch
You're stretching too far!  I second the motion! "All in" for Bitcoin Jesus!! Ergo, if you were Mark, would you move your office all the way across town, or only a block away? I'm just asking! |
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I'm not sure is I get it,
who is this, and why won't I believe he's into litecoin mining?
Also; fix title, the grammar is painful.
I purposely constructed the title to read as it does, albeit I now noticed that I misspelled 'gonna', originally typing going, then dropped the 'g' for the 'na'. Using the word 'who', especially twice, was meant to evoke 'Dr. Who'. another time traveler. The device that Braxton is holding resembles a gaming card, similar to what's used for crypto mining, namely Litecoin. Think GPU. In the OP, I was implying that Braxton was giving Captain Janeway a GPU so that she would get into Litecoin mining, hence: You're not gonna believe who got who into Litecoin mining. Not believing it because it would disrupt the Temporal Prime Directive. Surely, you can at least give me credit for reaching into the delta quadrant of my mind so that I was able to share this with you, can't you? |
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It's code! One period is an "e". Two periods is an "i". Three periods is an "s". In some languages, period denotes dot. If you encounter a complex correspondence with a myriad of periods/dots, be on the lookout for hyphens and dashes as well, of which correspond to "t" and "m", respectively. The keyword is "times", and the code goes back to 1984 when Cyndi Lauper sang her hit. |
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In the multiverse somewhere there is Mt.Gox that isn't totally shit and has happy customers.   "There it is! 1Drt3c8pSdrkyjuBiwVcSSixZwQtMZ3Tew" |
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Nice thread! You beat me on this one. |
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Never, gox is dead
They're not dead, they're moving... didn't you get the memo a few days ago?  "Surely, there's something you can do!" |
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They underestimate their liability anyway…
744,408 BTC (MtGox av price 160 USD= 119,105,280 USD)
The real price is 500 USD if not more.
I think in the end they will offer users to withdraw fiat only and they will pay $100 - $150 per bitcoin or whatever was the last price. I also think that now they will try to sell their clients' bitcoins to other exchanges at $500+ . This is the only way they can pay. Either that or they will not pay anything to anyone. Yes... but you are forgetting that apparently they don't have their client's bitcoins! I'm starting to think that this could be the sale of the century for Mark et al. EDIT: a team with the skills needs to hunker down and start an audit of every transaction related to Gox since the start. Is this already underway somewhere?Yes! Jack Black is on it...  "And poof! Bitcoinica disappears." ...along with his side project.  "Stand over there holding a frappuccino so that I can adjust the sights." |
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Who would want to buy Mtgox, They are being sued for 75 Million by coinlabs, they have 10+ million seized by coinlabs and the US gouv. They owe 10's of millions to their clients.
Mtgox is the worst buy ever. The only one I see buying mtgox may be coinlabs and thats a stretch
You're stretching too far! |
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From the desk of Mark Karpeles,  |
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