Is the Cryptsy 1000 BTC bounty legit?

[Robertt]

Does anyone think that this bounty is legit? Are there any hidden rules?
Most of the time these big bounties are never paid. Last time I doxed someone for a bounty they just ignored me after I emailed the information and confirmed it. Anyway, do you think it's worth the time to hunt for the bounty?

[Cheap Ass]

I think it is legit, because they really got shat on.
And I think they would actually lose all credibility if they didn't come through with that either.

[eddie13]

I think that the same guy that is offering this bounty is the guy that stole the coins.. And it's not just about doxing him, his dox is allready in the class action thread.

He wants "information leading to the recovery of the coins" or something similar, though I bet he stole them himself..

His name is Paul Edward Vernon... Dig and dox away..

[Robertt]

I think that the same guy that is offering this bounty is the guy that stole the coins.. And it's not just about doxing him, his dox is allready in the class action thread.

He wants "information leading to the recovery of the coins" or something similar, though I bet he stole them himself..

His name is Paul Edward Vernon... Dig and dox away..

I'm not planing on doxing anyone, that was just an example of a non-paying bounty/lie.
It is possible that he stole them himself, no way to find out for sure yet.
Maybe it was an inside job in 2014, and they covered it up to get as much BTC as possible before making the scammed story.

[Bit_Happy]

No, there is nothing legit about Big Vern and his source of stolen coins.

[crazyivan]

All this bounty did is increase likelihood of the hacker, if there s one at all, to immediately mix or sell their coins.

If you know they are after you and if you know they know the address where coins ve been stored, that s the first thing a thief would do.

[hilariousandco]

I think that the same guy that is offering this bounty is the guy that stole the coins.. And it's not just about doxing him, his dox is allready in the class action thread.

He wants "information leading to the recovery of the coins" or something similar, though I bet he stole them himself..

His name is Paul Edward Vernon... Dig and dox away..

This is probably the more likely scenario. When things like this happen it's likely just an inside job and another gox. Probably just trying to look innocent but even if it was someone else he knows there's next to zero chance of having the coins recovered (and even if someone did manage to locate them they'd likely just keep them for themselves anyway).

[Natweast]

I suspect somebody inside the cryptsy stole the money. So the bounty will not be paid as nobody will be caught.

[zivone]

Even if it's legit I guess no one will get caught.

[alwinlinzee]

How will you belief this type of cock and bull stories from people that have refused to process pay out request 

[rienelber]

If it was a serious enterprise it would not have been jacked that way.
Thing is with a bounty for any large amount of effort to be expended, it has to be held with a escrow party so that the work is assured to be paid with any sucess.   So Im not sure that is the case, just the promise that with any money returned a section would be allocated to those that helped.  Much like the police might offer, unfortunately trust is an issue here

[Bitcoinbro]

If it was a serious enterprise it would not have been jacked that way.

Yes, they can't be serious right now with this bounty.
They can't even pay me my 0.6 BTC.
Cryptsy is broke and a lot of customers will file suits against them. Mark my words.

[STT]

Thing is with a bounty for any large amount of effort to be expended, it has to be held with a escrow party so that the work is assured to be paid with any sucess.   So Im not sure that is the case, just the promise that with any money returned a section would be allocated to those that helped.  Much like the police might offer, unfortunately trust is an issue here

[Natweast]

If it was a serious enterprise it would not have been jacked that way.

Yes, they can't be serious right now with this bounty.
They can't even pay me my 0.6 BTC.
Cryptsy is broke and a lot of customers will file suits against them. Mark my words.

I still have some coins in the Craptsy exchange. But coin name starts with V. So it will take long time to get my coins.

[onlinedragon]

No, there is nothing legit about Big Vern and his source of stolen coins.

When there were high problems no one could find Big Vern. Strange when you are owner of Cryptsy and you are no where to explain it what happens.

[gentlemand]

I've seen plenty of incentives offered in the past after major hacks. Does anyone know how many have been concluded and paid out? I'm assuming it's hovering somewhere around the zero mark.

[rammy2k2]

i doubt the bounty is legit since their site was always crappy.
i think its just a try to clean some sh*t from their face, but that aint working at all.

[teddy5145]

I think it is legit, because they really got shat on.
And I think they would actually lose all credibility if they didn't come through with that either.

I think that bounty is a bull
The owner already closed his office and running away somewhere
He's trying to think he's the victim here by making a 1000 btc bounty
i doubt anyone can find the hacker

[STT]

Its legitimate in that it would be extremely hard to be in a position where you could claim it.   Problem is you will get zero for your work if you only do 90% of the work, without recovery of the coins then there is nothing to pay you.   Its not just this case, its often how rewards go but maybe someone knows how to easily get it back but its unlikely and yea just for publicity I guess though I'd offer the same if I were in the same position

[Karpeles]

They left the situation reach this point by lying, would you trust them?

Do it or don't, but don't expect anything in return, I think there are several hidden things in this story, but of course won't say anything because I have no proof