Quote from: stochastic on October 09, 2012, 09:49:10 PM

Quote from: Dalkore on October 09, 2012, 07:53:12 PM

At this point, Nefario should make a public statement on the status or start paying out deposit funds REGARDLESS if CHM or Theymos sent him what looks to be 9% of the total funds on deposit.

He could try and play that game with Goat but this is too far. If this doesn't happen very soon then we should conclude that either he is keeping them or they have been seized.

I know people are upset and don't like this answer but in the end, we need to root out all the scammy activities in Bitcoin and this forum if we want to move forward and create an environment where real business interests can prosper.

Nefario also has no reason to not be sending "claim codes" to the asset issuers. This does not require any bitcoin funds (operational or user) to achieve. If they are not received in the next few days I am going to assume he has deleting the information.

Indeed. He seemed to have no problem doing this in a hurry when it came to the whole Goat/TYGRR incident. Why he isn't doing that now is anyone's guess.

My personal guess is that he is withholding the data as "leverage".

If the GLBSE disaster plan were in place, other parties besides Nef should be able to obtain the database. I'm going to again guess that the plan is actually not in place (maybe it broke down at some point and was never fixed), and that the only good copy of the database in is Nef's hands.

Quote from: stochastic on October 09, 2012, 09:39:26 PM

Quote from: theymos on October 09, 2012, 07:44:49 PM

The motion was:

Code:

[05/10/2012 18:32:35] I propose a motion to have theymos return the user BTC which has in his posstion for the purpose of allowing me to repay users

So I sent CHM only the amount of BTC designated as user funds. I still hold the operating funds.

How about releasing all the meeting minutes instead of just bits and pieces. If it is OK to post parts of the minutes then it is OK to post it all.

Seconded. Having more solid data available and transparency in general as the process moves forward would go a long way towards fixing this situation in the least painful way possible for all involved.

It sounds to me like GLBSE has decided to hand the user funds (both what Theymos and Nefario hold) over to ColdHardMetal, who is to (reluctantly) manage their distribution to the claimants. Is this correct, GLBSE ppl?