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March 23, 2014, 12:27:45 AM
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You should rethink your decision to stop GoxBtc trading because of MtGox closure. Many people has GoxBtc stuck on your site, but there may be still people interested in buying or simply trading GoxBtc as a reflect of market sentiment towards MtGox. As an example, thanks to the announcement of the 200,000 Btc wallet recovery, some may give a 25% chance of recovering Gox funds, which is way higher than the latest GoxBtc traded value (below 10%).

We already know GoxBtc aren't backed by real Btc, as most altcoins are also backed by thin air. It's all a matter of expectations.

Please resume trading and let some of us the chance to recover our stuck funds, at least partially. An unilateral decision like the one you did is not any better than Gox decision to halt withdrawals, in my humble opinion.




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March 23, 2014, 05:21:42 PM
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Yeah, I totally agree.
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March 24, 2014, 04:19:33 PM
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I purchased GoxBTC the evening before it closed. It doesn't show up in my account on Gox yet. Will it still be transfered to my account when Gox re-opens?

BTC: 1BvzHyU2WnxtVYbUZYdQ6RExwLUZTfBN1K
LTC: LfoPTEEyhdRHn8Sob8tu1iLz8AjVpvAXa4
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March 31, 2014, 05:27:40 AM
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Where Josh is right now.  Grin

More that 1000 BTC were colected in fees, in days!

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March 31, 2014, 09:12:37 AM
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He posted that all his fees was converted to goxBTC.


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March 31, 2014, 11:16:08 AM
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You should rethink your decision to stop GoxBtc trading because of MtGox closure. Many people has GoxBtc stuck on your site, but there may be still people interested in buying or simply trading GoxBtc as a reflect of market sentiment towards MtGox. As an example, thanks to the announcement of the 200,000 Btc wallet recovery, some may give a 25% chance of recovering Gox funds, which is way higher than the latest GoxBtc traded value (below 10%).

We already know GoxBtc aren't backed by real Btc, as most altcoins are also backed by thin air. It's all a matter of expectations.

Please resume trading and let some of us the chance to recover our stuck funds, at least partially. An unilateral decision like the one you did is not any better than Gox decision to halt withdrawals, in my humble opinion.

I think too trading could resume at bitcoinbuilder, but after all, that's up to the site owner to decide. Closing down trading might be the safe deal - if he lets trading continue, and then eventually Gox does not reopen it's door or do not pay back any btc, some people may as well direct their anger at bitcoinbuilder.

It could also be argued that as long as bitcoins cannot be transferred internally at MtGox, letting trading continue is not a wise move. How can the market trust that GoxBtc does exist, and will be delivered?
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April 16, 2014, 05:54:06 PM
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I bought some GoxBTC the evening before Gox died, it's still on bitcoinbuilder's account. Will I still get that coins when everyone gets their 20%?

BTC: 1BvzHyU2WnxtVYbUZYdQ6RExwLUZTfBN1K
LTC: LfoPTEEyhdRHn8Sob8tu1iLz8AjVpvAXa4
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April 16, 2014, 06:37:01 PM
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I bought some GoxBTC the evening before Gox died, it's still on bitcoinbuilder's account. Will I still get that coins when everyone gets their 20%?

From the BB website:
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If mtgox issues any value for "GOXBTC", BB users will be able to get their pro-rata share at that time.

It can take years for complex bankruptcy proceedings to complete though.
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April 17, 2014, 12:05:25 AM
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It can take years for complex bankruptcy proceedings to complete though.

That's no problem. Maybe it will make me an instant millionaire by the time I actually get the bitcoin Tongue

BTC: 1BvzHyU2WnxtVYbUZYdQ6RExwLUZTfBN1K
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April 25, 2014, 09:14:57 PM
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He posted that all his fees was converted to goxBTC.



What? Why would he do this? Can someone link to this post?  Huh

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May 04, 2014, 03:13:25 PM
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*listen*

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June 26, 2014, 04:29:57 AM
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He posted that all his fees was converted to goxBTC.



What? Why would he do this? Can someone link to this post?  Huh

Perhaps.... he's just a good person....
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December 13, 2014, 09:41:24 PM
Last edit: December 16, 2014, 10:40:16 AM by Bonez0r
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Is this still the right topic to talk about bitcoinbuilder, or is there another, newer thread somewhere? Now that the site has changed again, i have some comments/questions:

- I want to get verified, but my birthyear is apparently 1900 and can't be changed (grayed out). Is this a problem?

- I don't live in the US, but i still have to choose a US state??  

- A faq on the site would be handy since the front page really doesn't explain that much. Also a link to the relevant bitcointalk topic maybe?
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February 28, 2015, 06:58:50 PM
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I live in Canada, will I have to get verified to withdraw my Bitcoins when settlement takes place?  I didnt have to verify anything t o send BTC there in the first place.

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May 27, 2016, 12:56:17 PM
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Filed Amount concerning Deposited BTC: 43768.17697344BTC
Filed Claim Amount Converted to Yen (JPY): 2190952655

Claim Amount Rejected by the Bankruptcy Trustee (JPY): 0
Claim Amount Accepted by the Bankruptcy Trustee (JPY): 2190952655
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