I can see changing your name if your style is such a giveaway that everyone knows how you play.  (I resemble this comment.)

But that would only need to be done every few days.

I'd never play PLO on Seals at this point, because collusion/multi-accounting is absolutely deadly at that game.  Imagine just three of the other people at the table are colluding (or the same person).  You know four hole cards, they know 12 out of 52.  They can put you in the ground without much effort.

morons.

FIFY.

I'm sure anyone from SR2/3/4/5/whatever will raise similar arguments if they're ever in front of a jury.  The track record of success of such arguments is pretty mixed, and the penalties draconian when they lose.

Which he might have known had he read it!

Call me back when they do something other than SAY they're going to pay everyone back.  You know, like when they actually DO pay everyone back.  I seem to remember pirateat40 saying he was going to pay everyone back, too.  And at least half the other scammers who waltzed off with other people's money.

They misspell Cyprus on an official release?  That's amateurish.  Cypress is a TREE.  Cyprus is a country.

The Magic the Gathering clowns best hope it's the U.S. that takes more interest in prosecuting him.  The Japanese legal system is notoriously slow and inefficient, and it is not unheard of for a case to take five years or more from charges to trial.  I think anyone associated with Gox would also be considered a flight risk.

They get used to buy drugs on Silk Road 3 by some thief.  Then they get stolen by some other thief.

The thought of an eldritch abomination like PayPal getting its claws into Bitcoin fills me with more fear than a million Goxes.

So much for the buffoons claiming it was an obvious fake.

As for me, I thought it was a horrible waste of bandwidth and was dumbing down the Internet.  YMMV.

Moving "offices" to a P.O. Box and no disclosed location is disappearing of a sort.

Your post is gibberish.  One site has been demonstrably transparent, the other hasn't.  I'm done playing with trolls.

I would.  They just, in fact, literally flew by night, moving from their main offices (because they were getting protested) to an undisclosed location.  Can't get more fly by night than literally flying by night.

Even if they did, and I'd doubt the judgment of anyone who would insure a fly by night operation like Gox, I seriously doubt they'll pay out on a loss of, supposedly, $409 million when that loss resulted from the willful and possibly criminal actions of the insured.

Straw man alert.  Coinbase doesn't have a years long history of constant lying.  Their claims are entitled to somewhat more credence.

I don't know about other countries, such as Japan, but in many countries, that would be felony fraud or its equivalent.

I'd guess that because except for a few fervent denialists, the market already reacted to Gox's obvious insolvency weeks ago.

I wouldn't trust an insurance company dumb enough to insure those bozos.  Lloyd's also would charge a rate commensurate to the risk, that is, it would be exorbitant, because the risk would be insane.

We do not need a vampire Gox rising from the dead to suck more blood.  Just put a stake through its heart and bury it at a crossroads.