I'm just wondering what they will do with some dead coins what they still traded but there are no nodes, no miners, no network in the outside world ?

This is a spectacular illustration about how flawed the keynesian model really is. But this was known since ages, so I don't understand why this is so surprising for some.

I'm curious about the results. I tend to believe that it was an internal job but probably not Big Vern himself, as that would be just stupid. There was a lot more potential in Cryptsy as a working exchange than 10k BTC and 300k LTC. Perhaps I'm naive, but grabbing the bag and running looks like to kill the goose that laid the golden eggs, and roast it for dinner.

Washington Post is quite often told stupid things. So, who cares? BTW if the Chinese miners start to commit suicide en mass and the buy side will be empty on all major exchanges then I might believe in the end of bitcoin.

After the recent fiascos and scams around ASIC mining stuff, I think you have to turn up with something really convincing thing before you can recruit any investors. Sorry, but we've seen too many vaporware here in the recent years.

ETH is a risky business, there are already some competitors out there with pretty much the same functionality and many more coming. I think at this moment it's overpriced for it's usefulness.

DOGE is ideally suited for microtransactions, it's cheap, easy to acquire and the community is friendly and helpful. I've seen very few DOGE trolls or DOGE supremacists here . I think it's an ideal entry level coin. Above all of these factors, the DOGE network is pretty good and the price it's remarkably stable.

EGC have limited POW blocks, so after some this staking will be the only mining method. Anyway, building such effective staking machines is a good idea.

Because of PD is an old established site with good reputation. Also Stunna a trusted member here and the community is good as well.

Everybody would be happy because of the stability. It would be boring indeed, especially for daytraders.

Done. Will see if the card is really useful for Paypal. I hope so, Paypal-BTC transactions are always a pain in the back.

My favourites are those coins what I can buy low and then sell high a few days/hours later .

More seriously: NXT, XRP, XMR... and of course DOGE, but that's only a hobby .

10k btc, 300k LTC (+ 35k btcd and 230k X11) and maybe these are not everything. Also there are some ongoing class action suit against Cryptsy likely will have to pay not just for the coins but also compensation for damages. So it will be a messy stuff what can last for years. I'm not sure if any investor want to jump into such trouble.

Yobit has a low volume in comparison to polo or bittrex. In addition it's loaded with some of the worst crapcoins what not even good for bittrex .

Well, the name is tarnished indeed, but IMO it's still salvageable with some proper management. Actually even the takeover itself could raise high hopes. Not sure however if that wouldn't end with a bank run .

If investing in betting sites wouldn't be profitable, there wouldn't be any investors. However as we can see there are many people who are actually investing in these sites, so on a well established reputable site this must be profitable. I think I'm going to take a closer look at this.

Yes they made a deal. Sometimes they even pretend to do something, unfortunately with little effect. Just take a look at the history books and you'll see that turks are rarely used to honour the deals they made.

Poloniex, Bittrex and C-Cex are some of the most established exchanges. BTW never use only one exchange if not absolutely necessary for some reason.

Subscribed. Always wanted to take a look at one of these Trezors, so let's see if I'll win . I guess not, but what can I lose?

The problem is that Cryptsy pretty much lost the trust of its customers, and regaining that trust would be a long and hard procedure. Bter survived this way, but it lost most of it's customer base and it's still vegetate on the sideline. I think Cryptsy still salvageable as there are a lot of interest in its survival, but they would need someone to take over.
Actually the way they held back important information and mislead customers used to worth a couple years in jail or at least a rather big fine in most legislations, so I'm not sure if Big Vern will be in the position to carry on with managing Cryptsy.