Bitcoin Crash: Beginning Of The End?

[megabyteme]

Anyone tried the Mt. Gox hotline? I heard they don't even speak English there.

No wonder they couldn't be trusted with money.

[piercerseth]

Anyone tried the Mt. Gox hotline? I heard they don't even speak English there.

I picture a hotline playing pre recorded zen koans to calm all these irate nerds.

[TheFoX]

Its amazing how these people can make money simply disappear. More likely it is in someone's bank account somewhere.

[joeyjames]

Its amazing how these people can make money simply disappear. More likely it is in someone's bank account somewhere.

if they are smart they will have already cashed it out and sitting on a beach somewhere sipping on fruit cocktails

[hasso]

Quite a rollercoaster!

[pythoncancer]

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CEO Of Bitcoin Exchange Dies In Singapore March 06/2014

The spokesman said police found 28-year-old Autumn Radtke, an American, lying motionless near the apartment tower where she lived.

Police have so far classified the death as "unnatural," which can mean an accident, misadventure, or suicide.
First Meta allows users of virtual currencies such as bitcoin to trade and cash out the currencies. It is one of several such exchanges.

The future of bitcoin has been under scrutiny since the collapse of the Mt. Gox exchange in Tokyo last month.

[TheFoX]

The spokesman said police found 28-year-old Autumn Radtke, an American, lying motionless near the apartment tower where she lived.

Well, if she was still alive, she would hardly be motionless now, would she. It is amazing how they can spend $millions on fancy wording, when a much cheaper, 'found dead' would have sufficed.

There is a whole section within the Police specially trained to seek out words to describe what could be said in a word or two. These people do nothing other than tart up press releases continually, to give the impression that police officers have some semblance of intelligence, rather than the doughnut chomping apes that they actually are.

It is amazing that so much money is spent on a department that has nothing to do with crime prevention or detection.

[megabyteme]

My theory must be totally wrong. The CIA would NEVER kill anyone "unnaturally".

[TheFoX]

They probably took offence at the fact that someone had a currency that they didn't have control over, so have instigated an offensive campaign designed to discredit and destroy the mechanism and those behind the mechanism for that currency, which will ultimately render the currency impotent.

No one in power likes a maverick agent, or agents, because it means they have lost control. The film and music industry has been systematically destroying file sharing in the name of entertainment, and now a maverick currency is being brought to its knees by the very people we should be afraid of, and I don't mean Chalice and IdolEyes787.

Fear those who hide in the shadows, and who's influence can change the direction of a nation.

[megabyteme]

They probably took offence at the fact that someone had a currency that they didn't have control over, so have instigated an offensive campaign designed to discredit and destroy the mechanism and those behind the mechanism for that currency, which will ultimately render the currency impotent.

No one in power likes a maverick agent, or agents, because it means they have lost control. The film and music industry has been systematically destroying file sharing in the name of entertainment, and now a maverick currency is being brought to its knees by the very people we should be afraid of, and I don't mean Chalice and IdolEyes787.

Fear those who hide in the shadows, and who's influence can change the direction of a nation.

I think the fact that she was a pretty woman (one who would make wide-spread press) didn't help her when cards were drawn. Serves as a warning to ANYONE who would try something similar.