I assume you have and want to recover your loss, the obvious about his statement can't be more obvious. I do not have and would not have an account there after reading that. I am completely neutral. Solvency is NOT customer information, it is company informatiion, it is NOT confidential.
Nope, no losses, I cashed-out when it was high, made purchases, and now I am buying more coins...
Didn't have any delays getting coins out, not seeing any real delays that are unnatural for those getting most money out. (A few "new accounts", having trouble, being "untrusted", and "unverified", or "attempting to withdraw near minimum amounts". But no more than usual. Gox isn't a bank, its a trade exchange.)
Solvency (customers money), is "Customer information". Also, it was not the topic of the press-release, and thus, "out of order to ask"... even if he could have answered it without legal repercussions from customers. Hell, banks tell you the same thing too. However, they will tell you that if you have a court-order, the judge can have the auditing records looked at, which will just give you a legal "yes" or "no", to a simplified question, without specifics. (Since account information is not "public records".)
Besides, it is Japan, not America... Ask that question here, and you might get some form of actual answer. However, Gox simply told him to stick to the topic.
That is like saying I am guilty of murder, if I don't answer your question "Did you murder Bob?"... If I didn't bluntly say, "I didn't do it", or if I say "no comment", or if I say "I'll only talk to my lawyer", or saying "I don't have to tell you shit".
