Please enlighten me with the countries and the agencies that regulate them.

This forum is filled with truly naive people.

As digital currencies are not officially regulated by any government body, there is no legal standing that anybody on this site has.
If anything, the only person who could 'go to police' about this all is Erundook himself on the basis he feels his life is in danger because he has been getting death threats on here.

You may hide behind a username, but the reality is this; if a person feels they are in genuine danger from someone on the internet then the police can request details of the offenders from the owner of the site. If they fail to comply then a seizure notice can be served upon the site. VPN or no VPN, a host is still very easily traceable. Once the police have these details, if they wish to they can liase with Interpol and Europol and request an international arrest warrant leading to extradition and eventually a court appearance to explain yourself.

Just accept that we have all lost something here (some far more than others) and that we all need to move on. There is nothing anybody can do for you now.

Pure speculation.

Innocent until proven guilty.

Cool story bro.

To be honest, if I was the thief I wouldn't have bothered with the abundance of other coins.
I would of taken all the BTC and all the LTC and left it there.

At the end of the day, a thief wants to make money quick. They don't wanna mess around trading all the stolen MOON and ZEIT and so on and so on for BTC or LTC. Collectively they may be valuable but not without time put into it, something that a thief doesn't want to do.

As stated by myself and others several times since page 65 of this thread, yes other coins were taken too.
My post on page 65 shows how I was able to prove that LTC were taken from random accounts on the 18th March (2 days after the site was inaccessible).

Lol.

Agreed.

I know for a fact LTC was definitely taken, see my first post in this thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=265277.msg5762477#msg5762477

Take your time buddy.
Some of us are adults and are just happy you and your guys are working towards a resolution.

I fully understand what I'm reading I just think making baseless threats for blood and declaring we've been scammed prematurely is just stupid.

I doubt you even have the money or resources to acquire the 'blood' of Erundook anyway.

Are you retarded?

If CoinEX never comes back then I will happily accept that we all got scammed.

For now though, stop trolling and wait like the rest of us and see what happens.

Yeah cos that makes sense...
Steal X amount of BTC and then reimburse the same amount back. Crime of the century that is!

Seriously, what are you smoking?


Maybe you should wait for this to pan out before continuing to act like a child.

I am happy to be shown concrete proof that he is in fact cheating people out of BTC.

As of yet, although everything that has happened can look bad, under the right circumstances it can just as easily be explained.

I know I posted previously about LTC being withdrawn from mine and others accounts but that was before Erundook/CoinEX explained the situation.

Why is evidence that important to some of you?

If CoinEX comes back and all the balances are restored then surely evidence is pointless.

Why don't we just wait to see what happens for now.

Erundook has said they'll refund all the lost coins.
However as much as think his intentions are good, I don't see them replacing my 1.8 BTC.

I know some people had a lot more than that too.

For those who want Erundook held accountable for various things like the loss of our coins - stop blaming other people for your own mistakes.

Erundook didn't put a gun to your head telling you to put your coins on his exchange. You did it because you wanted to turn coins in to more coins and the bottom line is that security holes can appear anywhere regardless of how much time and money is invested in it.

Look at the UK banks, in the last 2 or 3 years there have been at least 5 successful attempts and circumventing their security and they're just the ones the FSA have told us about because they affected customers directly.
We have no idea how many more of these 'hacks' have happened in the background.

Now fortunately, the FSA requires banks to reimburse customers who lose money because of something like this.

Don't expect this with Bitcoin and digital currencies.
BTC was designed to be anonymous with all transactions not required to be tied to any person.

If you're not comfortable with this and if you're not prepared to accept that all your coins are at risk at all times then digital currencies are not for you.

And with that you just forfeited any balance you had with them.

Great to see an update. Thanks!

I have one question though, will my 1.2 BTC of various coins still be there as various coins or as one balance of 1.8 BTC?

You're absolutely right, I am merely highlighting what I can see to ensure transparency - something CoinEX have failed to do themselves.
I never said categorically that they are stealing coins, just pointing out the movement.

I don't care for peoples comments along the lines of "That's what you get for using exchanges blah blah blah".

We need to exchanges to be able to trade, there will always be risks with money as some peoples greed is fuelled by the need for money.
Digital currency is just that, a currency and as such it has monetary value.

Realistically there is nothing stopping your banks CEO withdrawing all of their customers money and fleeing to a country with no extradition threaty.
It's just part of the trust you have.

My main issue is the lack of communication and if CoinEX came back online and everything was fine then yes, I would continue to trade their as they would of earnt my trust - they would of had a golden opportunity to run with the money and they didn't.

However, at this stage like you, me and plenty of others have said, it's still impossible to know really what they're doing.

Well I think I've gone a little further than guessing.

I have proven that LTC that I deposited to CoinEx has been moved to another address along with another 20 LTC.
This happened AFTER CoinEx became unavailable so only CoinEx staff (or hacker which I feel is unlikely) could have moved it.

It would take 30 seconds to just put something on Twitter along the lines of "CoinEx will be back, improving security". Or even just "We're still here" would be enough for most.