Quote from: thunderjet on May 14, 2016, 03:41:03 AM

Quote from: o0o0 on May 13, 2016, 11:00:21 PM

Quote from: albert73 on May 13, 2016, 07:37:07 PM

A poster on the Unobtanium thread says he's been in touch with an attorney working with the Cryptsy Court Receiver. He says a former Cryptsy IT employee has given them access to the wallet servers, but Paul Vernon wiped the database servers on April 4. If they can't restore the database from backups they might not be able to determine user balances.

Besides the Unobtanium at Bittrex he says they recovered $20K or more of valuable altcoin wallets at Cryptsy, and control of the Cryptsy Ethereum wallet.

Quote from: FallingKnife on May 12, 2016, 03:41:53 PM

Since the Cryptsy UNO wallet was stolen by Paul Vernon and transferred to Bittrex, I've been in touch with an attorney working with the Cryptsy Court Receiver.

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I spoke today with the attorney for the Court Receiver, who updated me on the status of the UNO wallet:

They are working to gain control of the stolen UNO funds from Bittrex.

*snip*

A couple of notes I took from the call:

They are now working with a former Cryptsy IT employee who has given them access to the wallet servers.

Paul Vernon wiped the database servers on April 4, which means there is a chance they may be unable to determine user balances.

The former Cryptsy IT person was able to restore some backups, and he is trying to recover the databases.

The Cryptsy Ethereum wallet has been recovered.

Some other valuable altcoin wallets (worth $20K or more) have also been recovered (no coins were specifically mentioned).

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I wonder how they know paul wiped the database servers? If they can prove that then he dug his hole deeper. Paul is pure scum

Remember what they were talking non-stop - only Vernon has complete access,so it must be he who wiped out database.

I guess that he did it,because he wants to erase all data about his accounts on Cryptsy(exchange accounts),so nobody could connect suspicious coin addresses with him and his manipulations & money/coins transfers-thefts.

In fact he is cleaning his fingerprints on the crime scene.

I agree the database was torched because there were probably even more connections to PnD and insider trading.