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Author Topic: Do you think Alphabay can be the reason for massive altcoin dump atm?  (Read 312 times)
dennyd999 (OP)
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July 12, 2017, 11:26:37 AM
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According to some information someone from 6 of July have acces to roughly all Alphabay accounts with total of 3.8 millions equivalent in $$$

They just broke the accounts and sell the coins.


https://www.neowin.net/news/alphabay-market-is-down-leaving-some-to-speculate-that-millions-have-been-stolen-from-users


Still there is no information from officials about Alphabay servers have neen busted by Canadian police. Its all rumors..

I personaly think Alphabay have stolen $$$ from the users and dump the price ATM. Especialy for Zcash, which they use to be annonimous. Because hackers need cashout as soon as possible throw the annonimous coins..I think next dump could be Monero.

As Zcash and ETH allready fallen much.
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July 12, 2017, 11:58:00 AM
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Just highlights why Bitbay is the future with their double deposit escrow, which works! (not vapourware)

I'm shocked that double deposit isn't the industry standard. Its stocking that the news never even mentions BitHalo and says "smart contracts can't be done on Bitcoin".

anyone who uses Darknet and trusts 3rd party escrow gets what they deserve. Bitbay have been preaching two party escrow for year!

Over half of all Bitcoins have been stolen by exchanges or escrow. But people still store their money online. How long will it be before they realize double deposit should be the DEFAULT.

Sheep Marketplace had a similar fate 100 million dollar theft. But the consumers line up to be screwed again. Mt Gox did it and eventually Poloniex will do it.

When will the world learn? Bitbay's Double Deposit Escrow is the future
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