Is the theory that they were totally wiped out by tx mutability?

GOX me once shame on you

GOX me twice....

So who's buying up all those $261 goxcoins?

Andreas obliterates Mt. Gox management team:

http://letstalkbitcoin.com/e85-mtgox-and-malleability/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter#.UwQ7JV5sgfE

For those who want real info and not just the usual tripe found on this thread.

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Gox is dealing with a trojan horse and containing it for now after Bitcoin threatened gold parity the domain of the TPTB.

JP Morgan orchestrated a confidence attack, (with over 100 patent revisions to a Bitcoin competitor filed with the USPTO.) JPM knows Bitcoin inside out. They also trade aggressively to manipulate markets.

They dumped 8000 coins to crash Btc-e to $100 and dumped on Gox while exploiting withdrawal vulnerabilities, funded and published anti Bitcoin articles and studies. And publicly denounced Bitcoin after quizzing Bitcoins lead developer over at the CFR of how patches and development is done in regards to implication of the protocol.

Gox is in damage control containing the contagion, mainly because at the time the attack was planed (after they published an advertisement at the financial G8 conference) they were No.1 by a long shot.
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This is exactly what I was talking about in my other thread "the irony of a decentralized currency with a development team" but they don't get it and insist that "open source" keeps everything in check. Well the fact is that open source is irrelevant to the structure of the people who are in control on a minute-to-minute basis. The hard fork being pushed in a matter of hours proves this. There isn't enough time for a big open source community review of the code and nobody has time to do a full audit of the code in an hour. There are people, in control.

Mesmerizing.

If you're making a list , add pirate@40 and BFL to it

Is Mark Karpeles the officially the most hated person in the bitcoin community now?