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Except that MtGox is known to with very high probability have been acting criminally dishonestly and there is a strong public interest in helping people determi
by vbuterin 13y ago
Except that MtGox is known to with very high probability have been acting criminally dishonestly and there is a strong public interest in helping people determine what happened and recover what could potentially be up to 200000 of their own bitcoins. That pretty much passes all the standard tests for an involuntary violation of privacy; this is NOT a case of hurting an innocent startup.
- patio11 13y agoThat sounds like an excellent reason for a judge in Tokyo to issue a subpoena. It does not sound like an excellent reason for the Internet to vicariously participate as a group of Russian hackers roots their boxes.