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That would be MtGox 3.0. MtGox 1.0 got hacked in 2011 and users of MtGox 2.0 didn't seem to care.
by gst 13y ago
That would be MtGox 3.0. MtGox 1.0 got hacked in 2011 and users of MtGox 2.0 didn't seem to care.
- devindotcom 13y agoActually it would be MtGox 4.0 now that I think about it, since it used to be for trading Magic cards.
- herokusaki 13y agoWas that version ever operational?
- mbreese 13y agoMaybe it was a "private beta" launch before they "pivoted". In all seriousness, no one really knows, but likely not.
- Flammy 13y agoThere was a post on the front page a while back which strongly indicated no, other than buying the domain name, no progress was made to actually launch a Magic The Gathering trading card site.
- crb 13y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Mt.Gox#Possible_citogenesis_concerning_whether_MtGox_ever_hosted_an_MtG_trading_site https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Mt.Gox#Possible_citogenes...
- streptomycin 13y agoMcCaleb replied to my email. In response to my question "Did anyone ever actually trade card for card or money for card on Mtgox.com?", he replied "yeah they did".
- swalsh 13y agoThere's a difference though, the last time Gox was hacked, people assumed the loss was coming out of Gox's wallet... now its clear the loss is coming out of everyones (until proven othewise)