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June 20, 2011, 12:56:01 PM Last edit: June 20, 2011, 01:09:45 PM by BCEmporium |
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I know you guys want to keep optimistic, but I'm naturally pessimistic. Sorry for that. I don't stick to Murphy's law, don't think that if something might go wrong it will go wrong, but always like to be prepared for the worse scenario. Just because I believe that this way I might be happy if I'm wrong but also not fail to despair if I'm right.
@kjj,
It's not a matter of read minds, a thing I can't obviously do, but a matter of reading timelines, a thing I can perfectly do.
@xenon481
While trading was live, people was trading and withdrawing. Mind to tell me where that is to protect whatsoever?! That 500k move was within the time between the start of the attack and MtGox to noticed it, not a MtGox move. If you want to believe it was something else think it was some unrelated movement by coincidence to happen at such time. That's the best possible scenario, not "MtGox's Star Trek security" which he hadn't, most likely he just uses bitcoind as database, there's no bitcoin fractional reserve nor bitcoins even exist offline for he to put them there. Offline he probably have wallet backups, which are pretty much useless now.
Also to notice, when Jed made it, bitcoin was a pennies pet market experiment, not the million dollar market it is today.
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