>"Hello, Lucky7Coin is not maintained and I would like to take care of it. I have announced that on bitcointalk.org in Lucky7Coin thread. You’re the only exchan

>"Hello, Lucky7Coin is not maintained and I would like to take care of it. I have announced that on bitcointalk.org in Lucky7Coin thread. You’re the only exchange for this coin and I hope you will let me take care of it. I’m responsible. You don’t have to be afraid of errors or forks. I’m developing multipool and I know bitcoin internals and protocol." That's the email they received, and did business with this company, while overseeing millions of dollars in other people's money. Then got ripped off. Who needs banks? >If they are returned, then we will assume that no harm was meant and will not take any action to reveal who you are. If not, well, then I suppose the entire community will be looking for you. Not the FBI? Oh, right, they don't care. By the way, the guy who stole the coins was part of "the community". >2. Somebody else comes in to purchase and run Cryptsy while also making good on requested withdrawals. How is that even an option? What a bizarre story.