Who would invest in this shit now? I was thinking about it and glad I didn't. Hope posters didn't have anything at Gox.
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02-25-14 11:41 AM #1
Mt Gox gone. End of bitcoin soon?
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02-25-14 11:46 AM #2
It's been crumbling way before that
It's too uncertain right now it's the crack cocaine of gambling
Yes you can take a shot and make a massive score but you could lose it also
Paco stick to dealing it's guaranteed money
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02-25-14 11:58 AM #3
Originally Posted by jjgold
paco is straight as an arrow these daysPoints Awarded:
paco gave Sam Odom 1 Betpoint(s) for this post.
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02-25-14 12:03 PM #4
Documents purportedly leaked from the company lay out the scale of the problem. An 11-page "Crisis Strategy Draft" published on the blog of entrepreneur and Bitcoin enthusiast Ryan Selkis says that 740,000 bitcoins are missing from Mt. Gox, which roughly translates to hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of losses, although figures are fuzzy given Bitcoin's extreme volatility.
"At the risk of appearing hyperbolic, this could be the end of Bitcoin, at least for most of the public," the draft said.
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