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Question: How many BTC do you have frozen in Virurex?
less than 0.5 bitcoins - 25 (45.5%)
0.5 to 1 bitcoin - 2 (3.6%)
1 to 5 bitcoins - 12 (21.8%)
5 to 10 bitcoins - 5 (9.1%)
10 to 50 bitcoins - 7 (12.7%)
more than 50 bitcoins - 4 (7.3%)
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March 24, 2014, 12:26:31 PM
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Let's try to map how much BTC we have frozen in Vircurex and post when and how much has been unfrozen.

When we get information about people having funds unfrozen, we can make better guesses about when others will have their funds unfrozen.

More info about the frozen funds here.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=49383.msg5854634#msg5854634

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March 24, 2014, 12:57:44 PM
Last edit: April 03, 2014, 01:25:19 PM by TookDk
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19-Mar-2014   0.13876885 BTC   Frozen/missing tx

Edit: all refunded to me, 3th of april 2014.

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March 24, 2014, 12:59:27 PM
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Was trying to withdraw my BTC on Wednesday (0.57842483 worth), when the system started showing issues at first. Withdrawal is still listed, but has no txID. If anyone has any idea what they're doing with such "in-between funds" I'd love to know. Beyond being screwed in terms of them seizing funds, haven't even been able to trade out to DOGE because the money's not in my account anyway, which is incredibly frustrating as I e-mailed that night, and on Friday emailed to ask them to cancel the withdrawal so I could trade across to Dogecoin anyway.

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March 24, 2014, 02:24:53 PM
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I guess the % reserve on btc is far less than on ltc. what do you think?

how many btc did they have? if gox had 750k, these guys might have had 1% of that number. probably something like 1000. what about ltc? 20k? don't think more than that.

they also postponed by 24hrs the deadline for setting up the frozen accounts. in my opinion they have done it for 2 reasons:

1) frenzy trading is generating so many fees they never see in their life (which is good for increasing the btc to reimburse).
2) possibly they are even selling the alt with a 50% profit on market price, (which can also contribute to increase their reserve)

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March 24, 2014, 07:46:24 PM
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Those numbers are likely much.. much higher, Arbitrageur.

And what about all the PoS generated coins they profited from ?

Anyhoo.. 0.23477751 BTC missing/frozen.

https://blockchain.info/address/15hpwsw7V55voV2ZrCvY8MXCVtzcafBdLR

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March 24, 2014, 10:08:42 PM
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ZERO

Same amount I had in Gox

Same amount I had in cavirtex

Intersango

Bitomat.pl

Flexcoin

The dope sites

Bitstamp

et al

Did you all get a warning? Did anyone explain that just because the bank website says the emt is not reversible is not reason to think you can accept such payments reliably? What about Dwolla? Did anyone explain the pitfalls? What about the inevitability of Gox operating at a fraction when they started bleeding for lawyer bills while fighting the FATF closing their French bank accounts? Or while bailing out the *ahem* hacked Bitomat?

The answer to this and many more questions about getting warned is a resounding YES. That you chose to ignore such warnings is evidence of the human condition I suppose.

Why have I quit warning? Would you continue when getting bashed, slandered and defamed for pointing out the realities? Wouldn't you just rather use your insight to your own advantage?

Good Luck!

And to the very few who did heed my warnings about fraud and reversible payments and about how banks are the natural enemy of private money, you are welcome and I am glad to see you all richer for it.



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March 25, 2014, 10:31:49 AM
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all frozen.

kumala should admit his mistake and restore a proportional distribution. that 50% bottom up and down is totally idiotic. how many people got something?? just those who counts nothing, and those who are too big. he basically left all those in the middle that can keep the exchange alive with a big fucking zero. I hope he reconsiders the distribution method. he needs to leave something to everybody in order for them to keep on working on his platform. otherwise it'll go down and everybody will be screwed.
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March 25, 2014, 11:17:44 AM
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10.99 btc all frozen.

Hm so I had standing PPC sell orders that got all taken up after this announcement and am now left with 10.99 frozen bitcoins on the site. I feel even more scammed given that people were able to trade frozen, unwithdrawable bitcoins for my apparently legitimate, withdrawable peercoins. Why allow trading of other currencies after the announcement but before the freeze?

I also agree that the distribution system makes no sense, 10.99 btc sounds like it could be a pretty middlish balance and I feel I could easily not see a even a percent of my balance at this rate.

I'll post if I get anything back, and I hope others do as well.
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March 25, 2014, 01:21:29 PM
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1BTC all unfrozen, 40LTC all frozen
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March 25, 2014, 01:47:03 PM
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0.01795042 BTC, all unfrozen
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March 25, 2014, 01:53:33 PM
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I am happy to report that my BTC has been withdrawn after finally appearing on my account.

I am also very fortunate that this ordeal has only cost me 1.xx ANC.

Good luck everyone.

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March 25, 2014, 04:05:04 PM
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10.99 btc all frozen.

Hm so I had standing PPC sell orders that got all taken up after this announcement and am now left with 10.99 frozen bitcoins on the site. I feel even more scammed given that people were able to trade frozen, unwithdrawable bitcoins for my apparently legitimate, withdrawable peercoins. Why allow trading of other currencies after the announcement but before the freeze?

I also agree that the distribution system makes no sense, 10.99 btc sounds like it could be a pretty middlish balance and I feel I could easily not see a even a percent of my balance at this rate.

I'll post if I get anything back, and I hope others do as well.

Glad I took the risk of trading out my 7 BTC for a 30% loss.  It likely would have been frozen like your 11 BTC.

Well, your only consolation is that you sold PPC at a premium.

 
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March 25, 2014, 06:33:08 PM
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3,4 bitcoins   and 2926 litecoins!!  my life savings! I am gutted Cry


didn't see a single coin back yet..

I hope Vircurex joins another exchange!  or will receive help, Vircurex has a great name that is for sure. Even after the hacks back in the day they came back and back!!   
I really wonder what happened why they lost my coins I deposited there!??    Cry      Cry       Cry

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March 25, 2014, 06:41:02 PM
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finally someone with a large holding, pretty much as much as I had.
I'm fucking angry, this shouldn't have happened

I opened a thread... this has been an ongoing scam for month.. and nobody said shit:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=530306.msg5896911#msg5896911
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March 25, 2014, 07:06:43 PM
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finally someone with a large holding, pretty much as much as I had.
I'm fucking angry, this shouldn't have happened

I opened a thread... this has been an ongoing scam for month.. and nobody said shit:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=530306.msg5896911#msg5896911

So it looks like anyone between 3.4 and 10.99 BTC likely got everything frozen?  Is that correct?

 
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March 25, 2014, 07:38:58 PM
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finally someone with a large holding, pretty much as much as I had.
I'm fucking angry, this shouldn't have happened

I opened a thread... this has been an ongoing scam for month.. and nobody said shit:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=530306.msg5896911#msg5896911

So it looks like anyone between 3.4 and 10.99 BTC likely got everything frozen?  Is that correct?

I have 2.7 BTC there and it is still frozen. Someone with 1 BTC said he his/hers is not frozen. Anyone else with 1 or more BTC and that aren't frozen?

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March 25, 2014, 08:44:08 PM
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10.99 btc all frozen.

Hm so I had standing PPC sell orders that got all taken up after this announcement and am now left with 10.99 frozen bitcoins on the site. I feel even more scammed given that people were able to trade frozen, unwithdrawable bitcoins for my apparently legitimate, withdrawable peercoins. Why allow trading of other currencies after the announcement but before the freeze?

I also agree that the distribution system makes no sense, 10.99 btc sounds like it could be a pretty middlish balance and I feel I could easily not see a even a percent of my balance at this rate.

I'll post if I get anything back, and I hope others do as well.

Glad I took the risk of trading out my 7 BTC for a 30% loss.  It likely would have been frozen like your 11 BTC.

Well, your only consolation is that you sold PPC at a premium.

Not sure I sold PPC at a premium if I never see any of the frozen BTC. If I don't see anything then I just got robbed. If I do see all of it back, I made like a 5-10% profit which is not even remotely worth this risk. There's just no reason for them to continue trading - and leave standing orders open - after they announce the freeze. When I placed those orders, it was with the understanding that I was buying withdrawable non-frozen bitcoins. I would have asked for a much higher price (or more likely not traded at all) if I were buying frozen bitcoins.

While it's reassuring to see people with small balances getting unfrozen, this does not seem at all like a fair way to repay balances. The fact is that some people get everything back while others (such as myself) may never seen even a fraction. I would be fine with 50% of the balances being paid bottom-up and the other 50% being paid proportionally, but as it is people in my situation are completely stuck.
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March 25, 2014, 09:04:42 PM
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... then I just got robbed...

Yeah, that is so true.
This is robbery at broad daylight, nothing less, fubar.

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March 25, 2014, 10:53:56 PM
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3,4 bitcoins   and 2926 litecoins!!  my life savings! I am gutted Cry


didn't see a single coin back yet..

I hope Vircurex joins another exchange!  or will receive help, Vircurex has a great name that is for sure. Even after the hacks back in the day they came back and back!!   
I really wonder what happened why they lost my coins I deposited there!??    Cry      Cry       Cry



holyshit bro!! never have that many coins in an exchange

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March 25, 2014, 10:58:37 PM
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this is why i prefer and stick to P2P trades and exchanges!!! I feel bad for everyone Huh Huh Huh

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