i don't know what to think of this.
imo at some point gox has to figure out a solid way to handle these situations in the longterm as they are still the biggest exchange and
surely want to keep that position.
gox will soon have a better trading engine but they could f**k that up quite hard if they can't get their bank account problems under control.
by comparison every other exchange right now would surrender with trading higher volumes plus struggling with ddos-attacks.
if it takes such a drastic procedure to make fiat withdrawal/deposit more solid i hope gox will really run more smoothly afterwards.
but...it's still gox being the king of goxing after all.


edit: what really concerns me is the absence of cashflow of usd to gox for at least two weeks as deposits are affected in the same way as withdrawals right?

oh...i've thought i ignored you big bad bear already

i know your attitude and i have to admit that it really smells fishy when someone pumps the price 2$ up just in time when US wakes up.
perhaps we'll touch 120$ today but it won't be sustainable when dumping begins.

thanks...
so the fastest way to get your dollars out of gox is...buying bitcoins and selling them on another exchange with faster withdrawal???.
didn't we have that problem with gox withdrawals already some weeks ago?

because of recent news about problems with withdrawal of usd?
or what do you mean?

wow 112$ already.
well somebody pushed that price up really hard.
just in time for america to wake up and rally a little bit.

thanks to both of you.
i will have an eye on future as shares- auctions from time to time.

last update:


yea that's really not the gentleman's way how to deal that situation.
at least users are warned now.


Bush is a Scammer!!!
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=120439


 

well that's really bad for you...at least he has one big red red scammer feedback now and peopleare warned.
can you point the reference of the feedback to this auction? so then users can clearly see what went wrong and that you haven't done anything.
will post also in scam accusation thread.

thanks vortex,
pmed you and paid already.

1@ 3.07

1 @ 3.06

1@ 3.03

1 @ 2.97

perhaps i'm a bit too naive here
but watching silicon valley already being involved into the game i'd suggest that
they're going some way between to pretend everything's under control while at the same time not harming these business opportunities too much.
that could at least be an explanation that btc isn't mentioned directly in every article.

edit: or am i wrong about silicon valley being that important?

http://blog.thomsonreuters.com/index.php/disruptive-technology-at-the-washington-ideas-forum/

he's playing assassin's creed III?
what a way to introduce to disruptive technology.

Do you know what's more awesome?

just in case somebody missed it:
    
we're going to be discussed at the world bank 6/14
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=232950.0


looks perhaps like some days of negative media coverage will follow?

ok that was fast. just wait for the shitstorm.
phase one: negative media coverage

+1

is it because of the story with pedo-links in the blockchain?
i would understand if DEA or something similar sent a guy because of SR.
but i don't get that connection.
it really just screams smear campaign to me.
(this guy simply doesn't fit into that list with all the other financial people)

or he's just arranging the aftershowparty

update:



well imo case is closed.
i can just advise users to trade with Bush with serious caution and always do escrow!