Without knowing the actual content of the agreement between Mt.Gox it is difficult to judge - but for me this seems like a shady move from coinlab. The loss cal

Without knowing the actual content of the agreement between Mt.Gox it is difficult to judge - but for me this seems like a shady move from coinlab. The loss calculation is laughable and this behaviour reminds me of patent trolls. (Not to mention that this case could hurt the whole Bitcoin ecosystem at the moment). Another example that startups should not be too dependent on other companies. Last update from the Coinlab website (4/10) [1]: "On the lack-of-progress side, we're still waiting for two things to be implemented. Once those are done, we'll be ready to go. Full customer data access Working wire and Dwolla withdrawal forms Because of Gox' strong customer data protection methodologies, we aren't allowed to deliver these things directly, they have to go through the Gox process, and that's taking longer than any of us want." [1] http://coinlab.com/status http://coinlab.com/status