Yes, I can't understand what's Circle has been doing.
Those guys are the worst investors I know.
I think they just want to leave the cryptocurrency business altogether. Regulations are getting harsher and harsher, first in the US, but internationally too, with all the FATF nonsense, and lately in the EU with the AMLD5. |
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If he dont have any money to spend up for a lawyer then this option would really be hard. 36 btc is really worth to fight for but tracing this down will surely
eat a lot of time and money.Im not discouraging but its much better to move on and start from scratch and try to rebuild up yet money
can still be earned back with hardwork.I cant really blame people to have a hard time yet we arent talking small amounts here but the possibilities
on recovery is almost impossible.
Maybe he might not be able to afford a lawyer if he fails to find one willing to work for a contingency fee, in that case there's Coinfirm which claims to charge a success fee upon the funds' recovery: https://www.coinfirm.com/reclaimcrypto/ |
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I don't see anything suspicious in these remarks, there's probably no single country which has been more detrimental to Bitcoin's growth and adoption. Back when Mark Karpeles was thinking about reviving Mt. Gox, he estimated US compliance costs to be 10x as high as those of Europe and Japan (combined): https://blog.magicaltux.net/article/MtGox-Bankruptcy |
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Można też (na bardzo wiele sposobów) zakodować portfel papierowy w zdjęciach, choć z wydrukowanymi zdjęciami będzie trudniej.
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Too much time may have passed but your only hope at this point is to lawyer up and see what can be done. 36 BTC is more than enough to give it a try.
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W takiej Grecji już jest wymóg prawny mówiący, że obywatele co najmniej 30% swoich zarobków muszą wydawać w sposób wirtualny (przelewy, płatności kartami), inaczej będą spotykać ich srogie kary finansowe.
Słyszalem o tym, ale nie wiem czy to jest pomysł jaki rzucili i patrzą na odbiór czy już zdecydowali się z tym na 100%. |
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Jak strona nie chce użytkownika to jedna sprawa (zwłaszcza jak mówimy o użytkownikach chcących korzystać z walut fiducjarnych), ale myślałem że mówimy o sytuacji, w której jakieś autorytarne państwo bierze sobie do serca FATF travel rule. Chińskie telekomy tak dobrze sobie radzą z utrudnianiem VPNów itd., bo mają duża kontrolę nad swoją częścią Internetu, a i tak np. taki shadowsocks sobie (jeszcze...) radzi.
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If they are able to exhume the body, I hope there's a passphrase tattooed on the corpse. While I would not recommend this particular type of cold wallet to anyone; it would ultimately serve its purpose. Too late for that, unless his body is being stored in a refrigerator this whole time, the skin would have long since decomposed by now. lol Just DNA will be enough to see compelling evidence of fraud here. If proven he faked his death, how are they going to find Cotten in India?
Curious about this investigation. If indeed he did an exit scam, he may not be there anymore if he is alive. Probably in Thailand where he can easily ask for cosmetic surgery. With $180M he can shapeshift so anything.
Depending on how/where the body has been stored/buried, there might not be enough DNA to draw meaningful conclusions. |
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Until we reach ~$11000 I think it's fair to say we're still in a bear market. We haven't seen $11k since August, only lower highs and lower lows.
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I wonder why people keep being phished in these days? There are already multiple extensions that are verified by chrome to secure accounts.
I also wonder the same thing. Maybe browsers should be doing more from an UI/UX perspective in protecting the user from his carelessness and gullibility. |
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Also, there are many people transferring coins between their own wallets. Consolidations, new wallets, from one exchange to another (or the same exchange cold-hot wallet) and so on.
There are much less "real"transactions than this video suggests.
The adjusted transaction value in the linked medium blog post above already tries to account for that. How was it calculated?
See my post here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5206254.msg53340723#msg53340723 |
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Będzie podobnie jak obecnie w wypadku GDPR lub Chin - uniemożliwione wejście na stronę i usunięcie jej z wyników wyszukiwania.
Nawet chińskie zapory ludzie obchodzą choć nie zawsze bez trudu. Kto będzie chciał nie będzie mieć problemu z użytkowaniem dexa. |
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The EU card program does allow cards without verification. However, these cards have rather low limits. Basically you can only load the card with 250 EUR. More details are available inside the account.
Is that 250 EUR lifetime or at a given time? What are the 'internal exchange rates' when depositing or withdrawing cryptocurrencies, are they published anywhere? |
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Można by się cofnąć do czasu sprzed meritów, ale wtedy przydałoby się usunąć awatary i sygnaturki.
Od 2013 był problem ze spamem (od 2017 dużo większy) i dopiero system meritów jakoś to zminimalizował.
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maintaining a physical presence in california seems like such a liability. i just don't understand why bitmex does it. not only are they operating from the USA (re the CFTC, FINCEN, etc) but apparently they are opening themselves up to personal jurisdiction in california state courts. SV companies for some reason love to have presence in an area with the highest salaries in the world. Maybe it'd be easier to sell their company one day to a bigger player if they maintain their presence there. |
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Help me with HitBtc, they ask for a Skype call after I sent them a ton of documents! throughout the year i need my money
Your account is flagged, did you deposit money derived from scams at HitBTC? It's not unheard of to have a Skype conversation during KYC verification, as annoying as that sounds. |
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I wonder how much Justin Sun paid for Bittrex. It's even more interesting considering he had trouble finding money to pay for Bittorrent (the last installment at least).
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