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Each pc / full node, has its own mempool and it can be configured in regards to size, or reset. There is no "objective" mempool. For example, look here for comparison: https://tradeblock.com/bitcoin/They have a different mempool. And if you run a full node, which, say, you started 5 minutes ago, you have a different mempool too. ` So the full node of blockchain.info was restarted, nothing more. That's what you are saying. |
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My account is enabled again. It was disabled due to being legacy and being inactive. This is a security mechanism to protect old accounts against hacking and being sold for the legacy withdrawal limit. A very good thing! Less good is that you have to send in a ticket and then go to slacker to get the ticket answered.
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I'm in the same situation. ACCOUNT_DISABLED, which only appears in the Buying/Selling popup.
Waiting for 1.5 day now. Only had the same automatic e-mail from them as already mentioned in this thread.
I have an old account from 2013/2014, ofcourse with 2FA enabled (almost from day 1). Back then there was no AML/KYC. Now it is. I have nothing to hide, so I upgraded my account to Basic and then Enhanced on 08/02 (4 days ago). Never seen a single message about a disabled account.
When BCC came available I transferred it to Bittrex without any problem.
Waited 24 hours for the 20 confirmations, clicked on the SELL-button within the popup, and there it was: ACCOUNT_DISABLED.
Opened a ticket, but no reaction yet. That it's sunday right now is irrelevant: They earn hundreds of thousands of $$, launched BCC just before the weekend. And then they are going to celebrate the weekend??
I've also asked for delay damages, cause when I wanted to sell the BCC price was way higher than now. Furthermore, If I knew that my account was disabled I could do something about it. But with zero on all balances, waiting for 20 confirmations and seriously NOWHERE a message that my account was disabled, I couldn't have known.
And not to mentioned that I have succesfully done the AML/KYC just 4 days ago...
Today I tried to withdraw my BCC, and guess what: ACCOUNT_DISABLED.
So you can succesfull deposit and than your funds are locked...
Try going on their Slack channel and asking. My account was limited after depositing BCC, despite being a Basic verified user (same problem as you, they never told me my account was disabled before depositing). They said it would take 24 hours or longer to get unlocked, but I asked nicely on the slack channel and they undisabled my account. Successfully sold and withdrew. Get an invite from http://slack.bittrex.com/ and then you log on to https://bittrex.slack.com if you want to try it. Just done that. Hopefully it will help. Saw your messages aswell  |
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I'm in the same situation. ACCOUNT_DISABLED, which only appears in the Buying/Selling popup.
Waiting for 1.5 day now. Only had the same automatic e-mail from them as already mentioned in this thread.
I have an old account from 2013/2014, ofcourse with 2FA enabled (almost from day 1). Back then there was no AML/KYC. Now it is. I have nothing to hide, so I upgraded my account to Basic and then Enhanced on 08/02 (4 days ago). Never seen a single message about a disabled account.
When BCC came available I transferred it to Bittrex without any problem.
Waited 24 hours for the 20 confirmations, clicked on the SELL-button within the popup, and there it was: ACCOUNT_DISABLED.
Opened a ticket, but no reaction yet. That it's sunday right now is irrelevant: They earn hundreds of thousands of $$, launched BCC just before the weekend. And then they are going to celebrate the weekend??
I've also asked for delay damages, cause when I wanted to sell the BCC price was way higher than now. Furthermore, If I knew that my account was disabled I could do something about it. But with zero on all balances, waiting for 20 confirmations and seriously NOWHERE a message that my account was disabled, I couldn't have known.
And not to mentioned that I have succesfully done the AML/KYC just 4 days ago...
Today I tried to withdraw my BCC, and guess what: ACCOUNT_DISABLED.
So you can succesfull deposit and than your funds are locked...
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Does anybody know which BTC-rate the trustee will use IF there will be a payout from BTC to BTC? The locked rate from the beginning of the bankruptcy, or the rate at the time of the payout?
Current conversion BTC rate is more than doubled if you compare it to the locked rate which was used for the claims. If you convert the BTC bankruptcy balance to JPY, the trustee has now much more JPY to devide among everybody, so a higher % payout in JPY. But in BTC's it's much lower (approx. 45% at current rate). So if the trustee will use the rate at the time of payout everybody will get 45% of the accepted BTC balance. And if the total value in JPY is not enough, everybody will get a xx% of that 45%. Is this correct or am i missing something?
If you have GOXBTC on BB you can sell them for 0.14 BTC per GOXBTC (14%). The trustee will probably payout somewhere around 20% right (=old estimation)? But what if BTC is at current rate, or maybe even at or above the ATH when the trustee starts with the payout procedure?
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Extended 1.5 month AFTER the deadline was elapsed? It was more like a target Date if you ask me...
Not very professional for a trustee/lawyer to extend it.
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Deadline? It was more like a target Date if you ask me...
Not very professional for a trustee/lawyer to extend it.
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In my opinion the trustee isn't going to buy or sell any Bitcoins, because of the Japanese law and all the work which comes with it. Buying a not recognized currency is ruled out I guess (unlawfull/working with the devil). Selling, maybe, but if he can solve it the easy way...
The easiest way to avoid buying/selling is to payout everybody in both JPY and BTC, no exceptions. A percentage of the overall percentage. But payout everybody in JPY is alot of work...
Or maybe a percentage in BTC and the remainder in JPY only if the trustee doesn't have enough BTC (avoid buying).
If he can payout everyone who choose for payout in BTC, then he will have a remainder which he has to sell.
If he can't payout everyone who choose for payout in BTC, it won't be fair to payout some people in BTC and others in JPY.
At this point the trustee can't make a choice, even if he wants to...
And what about the GOXBTC at Bitcoin Builder? The owner of that site would not be very happy either if the trustee chooses to payout both JPY and BTC.
Does anybody actually know if Bitcoin Builder filled a (BTC) claim already?
I was just thinking of something else: Is it theoretically possible to get more then 100% back?
(Bitcoin price at $800 (or even higher) and not all Bitcoins claimed due to different kind of reasons).
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So if I understand it correctly ALL currencies are converted into JPY with a conversion rate from the date that MtGox went offline. After the deadline for the Bankrupty Claims and after checking all the claims, the trustee calculates a percentage, based on the total available JPY and the total amount of all approved claims.
At an unkown date the trustee will payout the percentage based amount to all affected customers. This amount is in JPY also. If you want to be paid in a different currency, the amount of JPY is converted into that currency with the conversion rate FROM THAT MOMENT (the payout date).
Example
If I would like to be paid out in Bitcoin, an initial conversion rate of $483 is used (correct me if I'm wrong).
Let's say I've 25 Bitcoin and the calculated percentage will be 20%.
Total claim value in dollars: $483 * 25 BTC = $12.075
Payout 20% = $2.415
Conversion into Bitcoin based on initial rate ($483) = 5 BTC
Conversion into Bitcoin based on current rate ($230) = 10.5 BTC
In the future the trustee will ask us again in what curreny we would like to be paid out.
If the above example is correct, the final choice from everyone will depend alot on the Bitcoin conversion price (September 2015?).
If the (near future) Bitcoin price is to high then there is a risk that the trustee has to sell Bitcoins (market/auction)...
Another thing is that if the Bitcoin price will be $800 at the payout date, the trustee will have Bitcoins left in his wallet AFTER all the payouts are done.
On the other hand, if the Bitcoin price stays at the current rate, the trustee hasn't enough Bitcoins in his wallet to payout everyone.
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With all good news from big companies investing in Blockchain technology I think it will be possible. Look at these examples from IBM and Samsung: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1XOPIqyP7AWhen a washing machine needs detergent, the washing machine can buy it automatically for you, and pay it with Bitcoins. Washing machines, refrigerators who can restock automatically, all of it could be possible in the (near) future. Then ordinary people need Bitcoins to pay for it... |
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https://www.mtgox.com/img/pdf/20150202_tibanne.pdf"While I have continually and strongly claimed against TIBANNE Co., Ltd. (“TIBANNE”), which is the parent company of MtGox Co., Ltd. (“MtGox”), for repayment of the loan receivables that MtGox has against TIBANNE, repayment from TIBANNE has not yet been made. Accordingly, on January 29, 2015, I applied for commencement of the bankruptcy proceeding for TIBANNE, as a creditor thereof, with permission from the Tokyo District Court. In response, on January 30, 2015, the Tokyo District Court issued an order of commencement of the bankruptcy proceeding for TIBANNE. I, as the Bankruptcy Trustee of MtGox, will continue to make efforts to take necessary measures with respect to collection of receivables due from affiliated companies, etc."
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Maybe a silly question, but why not introduce a fee for placing an order?
Let's say 50% of the current fee which we have to pay to the exchanges. The exchange gets the other 50% when there is a buy/sell.
This way ONLY the real asks and bids will be at the exchanges. No playground for people like Nemesis (if he's the right person), cause he'll lose (a lot of) money to place such an order in the first place...
I think it could be better for the near future of BTC (new money).
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I won't say SCAM yet, but it's strange...
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What the fuck is that?! Seems like an attempt to steal 0.1 btc from each dumb creditor...
my thoughts... |
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I don't understand this. Is this a reliable party? And where is the money coming from?
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