Quote from: MrTeal on October 04, 2012, 10:31:23 PM

I'll just leave this here. Glad to see you've quickly recovered recovered from your three wine spritzers, usagi.

How solvent are your companies if you've lost your life savings and your wife is going to kill you?

Quote from: usagi on October 04, 2012, 04:40:09 PM

glbse has shut down............

i just transferred 200 BTC to GLBSE.......

I am so sorry.. wtf.... glbse shut down.... i have been talking about this for days.. my life ssvings is gone,,,

Look guys I am asorrt...l I am druni now.... its not my fault.. I will gibe you my work money. My wife wil kil me.. I mk sorry I am sorry.. I am sorry../// Sad

While this sort of thing will probably be embarrassing and in the long term and I'm sure Usagi isn't particularly excited about that post, who cares? I know I've been on the forums drunk before, it can be quite fun and makes a lot of the bullshit much funnier (I personally ended up going off on someone spamming links in the pyraming thread). That being said six hours (per timestamps) is plenty of time to sober up, worst case is he's got a hangover at this point. That being said I'd say it does mean he gives a shit about his investors and realizes that the situation sucks no matter how you look at it.

Quote from: burnside on October 04, 2012, 11:16:21 PM

Quote from: pyrkne on October 04, 2012, 10:33:24 PM

With this GLBSE thing, I hope that I'm still a shareholder in a few days.

I'm starting to think we should treat the site as though it is in a sort of beta.

GLBSE has had wording on the main page that it is in beta as long as I have been using it.

GLBSE might end up like GMail, there's probably going to be a very long beta and/or "beta" period. To keep from going too far off-topic, the best thread I've seen so far is at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=115467. Large upgrade/change, botched update, or FSA (British version of the SEC) looking into it and there are conversations with lawyers happening.

To rephrase my earlier question and avoid Guruvan's post. When do you believe that CPA or yourself will be able to maintain a consistent bidwall at 0.99 for NYAN.A again? As CPA is an insurance company and not an investment company the value of the markets should be of little consequence. Also, do you believe the interconnectedness of your companies is affecting their abilities to function?