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Daniel Naumoff
Remember, just like half America's tragedies, this one could also be an inside job.
Bitcoin is digital litter. Made by black market traders, for black market traders.
Coconut H2O
Meanwhile Coincheck STILL has all other coins frozen on its site, which never gets reported.
Goodlucktoyou
Reminds me off the low quality gold that America has to back up it currency.
theFu
Hoping from computer to computer to computer isn't hard. It is something Unix admins to every day without much thought. Using something like TOR or I2P to hide your location while also using a VPN to get an exit outside your home country is common.
There are hundreds of VPN exit nodes in the USA. I'm not sure way, since I usually want my exit to be outside the USA.
Kobe White Bar Owner
@goodluck
the gold standard was removed years ago. Now a note just say "legal tender"
stepoutsidethebox
Coincheck is allowing BTC trading and yen deposits and withdraws, but ZERO word on why all the other coins are still frozen and when people will access to them. Sure 500 million dollars worth of NEM but they have 6 or 7 alt coin holdings indefinitely frozen. If they hold even half of they did in NEM we are talking at least a few BILLION dollars of frozen assets and zero news about that!
Chop Chop
Well, Coincheck will produce its own digital money and compensate victims with Coincheck digital currency.
Will it make sense?