Have you read the news about Bitfinex guys? In any case well done, it is the best theft managed in the history of the Bitcoin on an exchange. They survived everything by repaying their debts in just 8 months and become the new leaders. If they had gone bankrupt, no one would have been repaid. It is a question of confidence, clear communication... Bravo!
There are still a lot of questions remaining And I wouldn't be surprised if it becomes known eventually that the guys who stole the coins were the same guys who had been running the exchange back then. It was all fishy right from the start and remains so. They didn't reveal the addresses to which the stolen funds had been moved, didn't provide information how investigation went and what it ended up with. It might well have been an inside job as may had been speculating back in the day. They might as well have caught the thieves long ago and were just keeping the funds earning plenty of money off them. In any case, I wouldn't be singing eulogies to Bitfinex since there is no reliable info about what actually happened and how it got resolved Small correction: they did in fact post the addresses where the bitcoins went to. Still, a lot of questions remain. Even if they didn't do anything nefarious, a lot of questions remain. Ente so whats that adress? |
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irgendwie hat der hf das tragen der konsequenzen des schlampigen codes des dao nur auf ethereum besitzer umgelegt. nun muss sich jeder der welche hat auch die ex daotoken besitzer um wallet update oder sonst was kümmern.
warum eigentlich? ganz bankster manier.
das warum ist klar. es geht darum ein/mehrere startups zu führen. das projekt ist nur mittel zum zweck. |
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hy, how does "put only" work? I always have little trouble understanding the formulation of the bitfines people..
thx
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one thing that should happen, is that prices on different bitcoin-marketplaces should start to differ from each other as arbitrage people are not able to transfer btc. but at the time beeing that doesnt seem to be an issue (besides that i dont quite believe that arbitrage is possible, as fiat transfer is far to slow, so the price-matching must come from somewhere else)..
arbitrage can take place with existing balances yes, but only for limited time (given that those balances are not extremely huge) |
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well.. maybe it has started to have an effect  |
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one thing that should happen, is that prices on different bitcoin-marketplaces should start to differ from each other as arbitrage people are not able to transfer btc. but at the time beeing that doesnt seem to be an issue (besides that i dont quite believe that arbitrage is possible, as fiat transfer is far to slow, so the price-matching must come from somewhere else)..
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if mempool is 145MB - which multiple of that will have to be synch´ed over all full-synched members of the network until all are even again?
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got 0.09 btc in the imported keys (electrum). cant send cause not sync´ed. but client stalled again. nice piece of python software btw  |
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i fear the electrum network stalls, client is high on cpu and does not react anymore
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so, as i see it; if multiple user have the same private key and they try to make a transaction to another wallet - the one whose transactions are mined first, gets it? the first one will be the one who splits it in the smallest transactions; but in the end transaction costs will be higher than the transaction amount?
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how does this work - the first one who imports the private key, owns the wallet? or the first one who transfers bitcoin out of it after importing ist?
afterward, we´ll have wallets hundreds of people imported, will these wallets be "shared" wallets?
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I think the first effect all this has, is that it is working out as DDOS to blockchain.info.
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So far the list of private keys and their associated Bitcoin address:
They are on the first and second pages of this thread.
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thx! on reddit thay sid will post mor, but nothing happens, i suppose they shit their pants
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So far the list of private keys and their associated Bitcoin address: 15RuRxJWbFZSCEMHRQXna3cZW7A8RXUU53 : KxTn6JTCcu7DgbJsoMnoVNc6bAaYWAEggtFjuwy9zQEP576Cr1Ee
19Fua2AHaJ82P3vorNyhHe9aFi3aYAEY8x : KxSzV3yCyaQEufJ8PQkkk8FvF4tKcwh1mpbumTjCJt3UPoc9QjAT
18Ke1cYQKwfx1QS397Ze2Lw6Zhfdj4m335 : KxvN1EWmuAPTPuVft1HBCsVgKzBG2hzn3hPfnpThCoZ8rwrwGyLo
12dGLRtZvvVzATPPkht5R8icr2wiQc8xBS : L5kUSSyU9v4dY82nkDzpJcVesZvJftvsmLMQEYSrL71LPbKKjDLe
1NT5z4ujJVvpAve6vENr8YKjW8ejd1y9vW : L1J7tM78SyDXYchdFmLLZafxz3TW36fHnK9QYKxQjsvC6VmkLTX2
175hfo7BQLmZvBAgLW4Hs2gtVNJj13eXRK : L3Yyqu7PXsn74AYUWp3iom4GHVR3MxeNEigMcYVvf3jPoP8Vf1YY
1LtQMbHKAorqVFGJUfy1S9fmMkfXWQxuHH : Kzv9m5Dvf6MLo3PsjBCwUETG4p667ScEs2t3wfUHx7wpYtLxphYN
1J1npARAR39Bo5xnh6265ZN8aqta36qm6g : KxrZ7GWwMQggTUT1kCKJykwWP4j9w2QJAdq7ZzBHgR2ZxVxnVPGD
18QhEALNPE1hGD7riLy1Add51C36P5yRya : L32dWAJV4TFr1UZucUh4dRP2GaSttgsTPEs5VZSBDWmNzM7X56YZ
1NJ5pJTGhtu8m3QZadAEPsBWS3ucAf8yiH : L2pFTGoiefeApRpoBENebddkdac9ZjVqDZrBmKTUuJPB4Gk2NR7w
1JHN9q3vPe25NPzjXX4u1SiAUem6FShu3z : L1JgvFFgUi1MLCaq5ToXR16es8KrbpakV8mWZRvfebHiaeabNuJB
1JYMqE28v6KUW51f5yAj43nQichntQ1yz2 : L1uxiDhGgDDLqcmof1D3sbGqe9aZTNnkAPtHnPGbFKE5kgSiJi73
15yraqng57fKrHMjuQmxZSKAjvPfrFRVeM : Ky4MMN1D6YsBi9whrMiQCzKFSV5rRajozPDFnAbTjSKzLygYdQcK
1E6v5j2xVfQtNriKFe61ytoYzc75U3wL9t : L3MwcPy9gc6VmfuHyR3EtHjkyn7gq2q5hyG38MAfdwsZmYQriV63
1K5LLbrwYoXRb4cg1eGatG5qtTDGfkSScX : KwMd5sbn2Rg4MrEtVaCMGkCtrZTHPzS7eSut8Q7Y4uCMhsrD2teF
1Dd2s5vNJqELGawEMPvSguhGbX2byt8FUn : L4VZSCJsYMA2d8NBcKJFQGUf9j1vBbq3VuQkqnkRkWSRJZnUzxMU
1Dc8eheByee3hh5dPu6BQ15zekDTHh2C8a : L3gGhY6DQtVRvkQTbqndXeBH9ehzCxVzUazpUPCrbLAS9W4ce8Rt
14WCrzmqVCD7Thf79vutWTB6y1hUc8pP19 : L4pvdFwouE864kVLgScmbpDZVZxm7w1LzA5jmGqRKDaT931xnvyF
1NvdMgwXMcCyMeG26VpwhSHYez3aEXQFKP : KwnVPvvyjxGBga15mrT5NcddYtDxThUndQ5e17kuoYc2iYHBL6Xv
1Hh3abLFg2RgMD5Gi3JSxn6fCgiAf2JJbg : L1T5ZRa5byi9NbbMbymv6Q3UQy6isnEZ8nwFNBbTKVA7mhgtjSjh
1JLd3YMioeYYENoukbsyHCeaN21CYxDqR : L2VwYXcWkXuk93PPwWQZgxahtAcPsun5ao8yHNnwZz96EVBaydos
1AiSe5Ky9gEBdyJe1r2Bwh2n3SMv4oZ9RA : L3MJzCf6U7LDzWvYRpAeZdnD2BfsRDrUYtzrr4PWLWg9Yb7MDfTf
18cif9QYoSPSrmv9MN157mUejyNMr5wYVx : L2HcNb8wPCQ2gpL4oT5Mn6cvKqfAFjCqK3qWquak9BvYasbgWxxF
1PGoidScvGLp6LRgVgZoAdWxvMruZWhavC : L4KepuTEJRZgbZDtZM2zbbVE6JZu2f7ihtDWEDGjBnV3R1yQVTPd
1KDAsGVFGMruzJHpS7QQ5Jzy3ooVMSbXyw : Kwwn4imBfo9eqDcvaoSvUjDDVKRQGMdfkJT7y4YV1A29sC4jsj6Y
1EuMU9jGTJUzQN3xhhCdybKbvvoayMkSY8 : L3PjeCNMrW4AKJ6QVgkj5RozpdhHeM8Zo7DUZUUsXAR4kQKEDNgK
1Mxpfmy7Mhkr8K3GLJ1G2WaPBdvXsAxYtD : KysBwc1VSj1V5cG3EqLUixwLQjB2we2WUneYuhTxkAy5ANCbpvyc
14zpoo6FfuY9x6yRnA7rA3qwGghPpcrMUp : L1VKFTepC6gSabHQi2uVjueQRqbhWgakJsifsSPCkXwd988GgP9a where did you find those? |
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is it possible that someone got the mail with which you have registered at bitfinex. then he/she created an account and so knew the password. then he/she changed the mail adress in the account so you can log in and trade, so he/she then would log in and steal your btc, but you changed the password. so it was just kind of phishing. One guy found BTC with a value of about 300'000 USD on his Bitfinex-account which he never opened
...How was he able to log in into an account which he never opened, please elaborate? Just the same way as I did it: I received an e-mail from Bitfinex on my trashmail.com-mail that I've opened an account. I tried to log in and asked for a password reset. Then I got a link, klicked on it and received a new password on my mail address. So just for documenting it: This was the first e-mail I received: Hello, Welcome to Bitfinex! You're now ready to leverage trade, exchange bitcoins and earn interests on your deposit! You can start by familiarizing yourself with all the Bitfinex features and how to use them here Then you can start using Bitfinex by depositing some money into your account from the deposit page We hope that you'll enjoy our platform. We'd be glad to hear your suggestions to improve it and your feedback. Don't hesitate to contact us at contact@bitfinex.comImportant recommendations regarding security: While we took great care of the security of our platform, it is up to you to protect the integrity of your Bitfinex user account. Below are some recommendations to protect your Bitfinex account and the funds you own in it: Use Mozilla Firefox Install NoScript addon for Firefox Activate two-factor authentication (2FA) on Bitfinex Do not connect to Bitfinex on a public computer Thank you for choosing us and enjoy Bitfinex! Then I asked for a password reset: So then I got a new password: Hello, Your password has been reset Your password has been reset on Bitfinex. Your new password is: 45EU4Nh8UV Please change it as soon as you are connected to Bitfinex. Regards, The Bitfinex Team https://www.bitfinex.com/With the new password, of course, I was able to log in, the person who originally created the account was locked out. Meanwhile, after several persons have complained, my and several other accounts have been deleted. If you look at the information which was released by cloudminr or their hackers (which I believe are the same), some persons can be fully identified, others not, with a simple doxing. If you look in the cloudminr-discussion, you'll see that at least one guy never opened "his" account, checked it anyway and found hundreds of Bitcoins there. So it is obvious that these accounts were not locked or anything, but ready to be used... |
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maybe, but are you doing the work?
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is there a schedule given from them for the new api?
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wow, cool, finally after 1,5 years something moves with the websocket interface. does it still work? so they changed their site to use websocket -a guy here claims its using ajax polling https://github.com/timmolter/XChange/issues/630gtz |
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