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There's been no mentions of coin seizures anywhere as far as I can tell. Usually you'd see some boasting about that. Perhaps these guys were actually smart abo
by ryanlol 9y ago
There's been no mentions of coin seizures anywhere as far as I can tell. Usually you'd see some boasting about that.
Perhaps these guys were actually smart about their cold storage?
- JohnJamesRambo 9y agoHe wasn't too smart, he redeposited some of the coins in Mt. Gox and that's how they identified him!
- artursapek 9y agohttps://xkcd.com/538/ https://xkcd.com/538/
- brokenmachine 9y agoI love xkcd, but I'm getting sick of seeing that one.
- ccrush 9y agoGood ol' 538.
- artursapek 9y agoIt applies all too often to comments made around here
- benwilber0 9y agoPage 6 article 20 says they operated their servers in the United States. If that's true then I'm pretty sure they've already been seized. They were probably on aws
- quickthrower2 9y agoThat could just be the web farm. The clearing might be done from Russia.
- ryanlol 9y agoThat shouldn't give the feds any more than their hotwallet.
- idonotknowwhy 9y agoIn which case, maybe they also have a copy of the private keys in Russia, and can move the funds somewhere safe.
- Moter8 9y agoConsidering the btc-e Twitter says they are going to re-open the site in 5-10 days, the coins were probably not seized.