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>Although I don't understand the US's involvement in this -- a man breaking the rules is being put to justice, and I'm very glad. This is a terrifying comment.
by always_good 9y ago
>Although I don't understand the US's involvement in this -- a man breaking the rules is being put to justice, and I'm very glad.
This is a terrifying comment.
Not much different than a Thai person saying the same about a German rotting in their jail because he offended their king on Twitter. "Justice!"
- mikeyouse 9y agoBecause insulting someone and stealing millions of dollars are equal somehow?
- ryanlol 9y agoWhose money did BTC-e steal?
- mikob 9y agoI suppose you're not very familiar with BTC-e. It had a reputation of taking funds from users -- there was nothing effectively stopping them (until now) from locking users out of their accounts randomly, or disappearing user's funds.
- ryanlol 9y ago>I suppose you're not very familiar with BTC-e. There's probably 5 or less people more familiar with BTC-e than I am. >It had a reputation of taking funds from users Compared to the other big exchanges they've mostly had a reputation of not doing that. Essentially all the people I can find complaining about suspended BTC-e accounts got shut down due to inconsistencies in their incoming wires. I'm looking at BTC-e user database right now, only 0.2857% of the users are banned. Much fewer than you'd see at any other exchange, but I suppose that's not a very meaningful metric given the ease of registrations.
- idonotknowwhy 9y ago> Not much different than a Thai person saying the same about a German rotting in their jail because he offended their king on Twitter. "Justice!" I agree. Good luck trying to explain that to idiots like mikeyouse (commented just before me) who miss the point entirely lol.