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thank you for your response
" How do you plan on doing this? "
" wonder how feasible this is "
I don't require personal details from any individual since IT forensic tools I use and develop for Bitcoin trade monitoring were intended for those interested in personalized transactions ( investment, hedging funds).
Since Bitcoin transactions via Mt.Gox were paired by bank transfer, payment transactions, so in theory and practice have been personalized. So individual Bitcoin transactions via Mt.Gox can be tracked via Blockchain database turned into transaction tree to have individual address balance clocked and updated and matched against Mt.Gox Bitcoin buy/sale ledger.
Since size of blockchain database is limited, timeline is known, job is time consuming but can be done anyway to find an answer to question - Where is my money.
Long time ago I have developed one-pass sorting algorithm (AI Journal) so today I overclock asic miners, implementing quantum computing block strategies.
Please don't ask me for details since technology is under development as r&d. Under quantum computing technology - target nonce finding via hashing iteration can be replaced by problem of sorting v.large database of the given (known) nonces.
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Hi,
I can assisst no more than 10 persons interested to claim Bitcoins lost with Mt.Gox on free basis (success fee) in my spare time, from time to time.
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Do you mean daily trade volume of > $10,000,000 at Mt.Gox is purely virtual ?
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My friend calls Mt.Gox Office Europe from time to time to get latest updates.
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Does it mean Mt.Gox's recovery ? http://markets.blockchain.info/from the above BITSTAMP 575.91 high: 601.75 low: 530.01 avg: 569.33 vol 24h: 22,066,464 USD MT.GOX 136.50 high: 160.00 low: 91.50 avg: 122.87 vol 24h: 10,894,918 USD BTC-E 560.00 high: 584.30 low: 514.15 avg: 551.15 vol 24h: 13,886,158 USD CAMP BX 565.03 high: 640.00 low: 510.00 avg: 552.56 vol 24h: 247,952 USD
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you are correct
Bitcoin Forum > Economy > Marketplace > Service Discussion (Moderator: grue) > MTGOX ANNOUNCEMENT 2-20-2014 NO PROGRESS - JUST STALLING
unfortunately the above thread was hidden in Service Discussion, as said before
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It's not smart to move this copy of the official announcement by Mt.Gox Support to by-thread in Bitcoin Forum > Economy > Marketplace > Service Discussion (Moderator: grue) > Mt.Gox Support - latest Update - Announcement Affecting Bitcoin Transfers
to keep those, most interested in state-of-the-art at Mt.Gox far from latest news.
-- Move this announcement back from Service to Headlines.
You are free to close discussions but try to keep people informed on-line.
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from https://support.mtgox.com/entries/27190870-Update-Announcement-Affecting-Bitcoin-Transfers-February-20th-2014" Update - Announcement Affecting Bitcoin Transfers - February 20th, 2014 Dear MtGox Customers, Thank you for your patience this week while we are working on re-initiating bitcoin withdrawals. In addition to the technical issue, this week we have experienced some security problems, and as a result we had to relocate MtGox to our previous office building in Shibuya (details can be found here: https://support.mtgox.com/home). The move, combined with some other security and technical challenges, pushed back our progress. As much as we didn’t want to only provide an “update on an update”, this is the current status. We are committed to solving this issue and will provide more information as soon as possible to keep everyone in the loop. We are very sorry for the delays and deeply appreciate your kind understanding and continuous support. Best regards, MtGox Team "
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No interest by other exchanges to safe Mt.Gox ?
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Tell me why other Bitcoin exchanges don't offer Bitcoin investors from Mt.Gox Bitcoin arbitrage to safe Mt.Gox and millions of Bitcoin investors world-wide ?
Buying Mt.Gox Bitcoin future contracts, options at > $200 to protect Mt.Gox against collapse ?
I have called Mt.Gox office, emailed IT technology solutions to get Mt.Gox Bitcoin investors protected (temporary transaction personalization - labelling), temporary rejection of anonymous transactions by miners working for Mt.Gox.
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I am developing application to monitor timing of individual Bitcoin buy/sell transactions by major exchanges.
Let me know your opinion about the delay in Bitcoin buy/sell transactions being included in a valid and hashed block.
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Mt.Gox is just trademark of Tibanne Ltd. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mt.GoxTrading name Mt.Gox Founder(s) 2009[24] Headquarters Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan Key people Mark Karpeles (CEO) Products Mt.Gox bitcoin exchange Employees 10 Subsidiaries K.K. MtGox MT.GOX POLAND INC. sp. z o.o. Mutum Sigilium LLC https://www.tibanne.com/about.htmland more http://legal.tibanne.com/Tibanne Co. Ltd. Headquarters K.K. Tibanne Round Cross Shibuya 5F 11-6 Shibuya 2-Chome Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0002 Japan
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Ok, tell me why not to let Mt.Gox to have HQ established in US to offer protection to US nationals under US jurisdiction and let Mt.Gox to be registered with SEC as a public company, deserving US financial standards and investment risk management offered by First Class bank, investment funds.
.Gox looks like .Gov domain typo
Tibanne operates in Tokyo but Mt.Gox can be easily moved to US to be donated by latest IT technologies, best IT experts and hardware to successfully tackle problems affecting either Mt.Gox or Bitcoin investors, especially US Bitcoin investors investing remotely via Tokyo based Bitcoin exchange.
Japan, Tokyo looks to be a temporary place for the Bitcoin exchange operating globally
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Hi,
Please tell me how to contact Jed McCaleb, Mark Karpeles CEO with Mt.Gox, since I would like to offer a number of legal and technological steps to let us protect Mr.Gox against collapse, prospecting compensation claims and protect Bitcoin investors against further losses.
As IT forensic expert I have studied every Ponzi scheme, investment bubble, global business success to provide expert's opinions to courts, public procesutors, police departments.
I have studied Dutch Tulipmania, steel contracts collapse with LME, US subprime credits bubble, Swiss credits bubble, small and large financial pyramide scheme to learn to identify and contain any investment risk involved in well ahead of problems.
Mt.Gox deserves our support. I can contact state regulators and legislators from US, Europe, Japan, Kanada, Australia in charge of financial markets to negogiate some level of protection to Bitcoin investors in the form of $100M security bond, granted to Mt.Gox (purchased at fair terms) to cover compensation claims (class action) by individual Bitcoin investors ( if any).
Mt.Gox should appoint advisory board, representing Bitcoin core developers, Bitcoin Foundation, individual Bitcoin investors to discuss on-line pending legal disputes between the Bitcoin investors and Mt.Gox.
I was offered to buy Bitcoins at < $10 only few years ago via project by f. CEO at Second Life - Coffee and Power (San Francisco).
(one of many suggested solutions):
To get Bitcoin investors, vendors accepting Bitcoin payments protected against losses due to falling exchange rate with Mt.Gox, Bitcoin transactions can be temporary turned into labelled (personalized) transactions, certified under third party managed Cyber Notary standard and miners be requested to reject to inlucde not personalized transactions into blocks.
Bitcoin exchanges should be given an opportunity to register with SEC and get some level of legal protection under standards set by FED.
In theory, the present crisis with Mt.Gox gives hedging funds an opportunity to make real money buying Bitcoins at Mt.Gox $300 , selling at $600 .
But you know exactly well, this is a virtual business idea today.
" In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. "
Please let me know your opinion.
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got the answer watch volume http://markets.blockchain.info/markets/campbx/USDcampbx has highest prices but the lowest volume vol 24h: 102,672 USD CAMP BX vs. vol 24h: 9,587,351 USD Mt.gox vol 24h: 18,516,774 USD BITCOIN vol 24h: 11,390,753 USD BTE-C so CAMP BX should be removed from http://markets.blockchain.info/markets/campbx/USD== BITSTAMP 692.00 high: 720.00 low: 654.40 avg: 686.65 vol 24h: 18,516,774 USD MT.GOX 562.60 high: 625.00 low: 550.00 avg: 578.83 vol 24h: 9,587,351 USD BTC-E 693.00 high: 709.99 low: 646.70 avg: 681.39 vol 24h: 11,390,753 USD CAMP BX 719.99 high: 728.00 low: 675.00 avg: 707.88 vol 24h: 102,672 USD
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Ok, but what I mean is the spread between major BTC exchanges. What makes the people to sell Bitcoin at lower price if competitor can offer higher price ? latest $ price from http://markets.blockchain.info/markets/mtgox/USDBITSTAMP 690.00 high: 720.00 low: 654.40 avg: 686.47 vol 24h: 19,028,394 USD MT.GOX 579.00 high: 625.00 low: 550.00 avg: 580.01 vol 24h: 9,950,284 USD BTC-E 691.80 high: 709.99 low: 646.70 avg: 680.98 vol 24h: 11,659,775 USD CAMP BX 710.00 high: 731.25 low: 675.00 avg: 708.54 vol 24h: 115,748 USD
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Hi, tell me if I am correct assuming, people just leave Mt.gox moving to other BTC exchanges, since Mt.gox buys BTC at lowest prices, so why should one sell 1 BTC at $ 575.00 via Mt.gox if Bitcoin exchange offers $ 695.39 $ 575 vs. $ 695 makes the difference It looks like Mt.gox and other BTC exchanges were aware of "double spending" syndrome well ahead this problem has been addressed last week. from http://markets.blockchain.info/http://markets.blockchain.info/BITSTAMP 695.39 high: 720.00 low: 654.40 avg: 685.88 vol 24h: 19,302,068 USD MT.GOX 583.99 high: 625.00 low: 550.00 avg: 580.51 vol 24h: 10,048,213 USD BTC-E 694.90 high: 709.99 low: 646.70 avg: 680.34 vol 24h: 11,932,827 USD CAMP BX 717.24 high: 740.00 low: 675.00 avg: 708.72 vol 24h: 116,111 USD
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Hi, Let me know your opinion about latest comments by Mt.gox and core developers from https://lobste.rs/s/m4p6nl Mt. Gox Blames Bitcoin – Core Developer Greg Maxwell Responds bitcoin cryptocoinsnews.com by tedu about 10 hours ago | 1 comment
1 tedu about 9 hours ago | link
This is weird. A transaction isn’t quite identified by its transaction ID, but only by its contents. So somebody can replay your transaction simply by giving it a different number, and then hoping to win the race.
I think it’s reasonable to consider this a protocol flaw, and it’s something I didn’t know about, but how can mt. gox proclaim ignorance when people in the know have been talking about it for 3 years? Shouldn’t mt. gox be in the know, too?
This is also another case where I’m confused how a bitcoin operator can even have the problem they’re having. I’m not the world’s greatest accountant, but I’m also not running a money service. When a bad customer performs the above trick and claims the transaction failed, why doesn’t mt. gox check the account balance (blockchain) and see that the money has in fact been transferred? mt. gox should know how much money is in their wallet, right? They can compare the amount they have now, the amount they had an hour ago, and the total of transfers they believe occurred.
vs. Mt.gox Update - Statement Regarding BTC Withdrawal Delays https://mtgox.zendesk.com/entries/26745970-Update-Statement-Regarding-BTC-Withdrawal-Delays?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitterIn Bitcoin We Trust http://paper.li/GM2DBW/1339427553
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