And coinbase where do they stand they laundered stolen money? Hasn't that been proven already? Why can't we as a collective file a suit with them? They seem to be rolling in cash lately, with any bad publicity they might even settle?
Good call!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
https://cointelegraph.com/news/coinbase-valued-at-1-bln-could-target-more-aggressive-global-expansionhttps://themerkle.com/coinbase-users-funds-stolen/Coinbase is currently seeking a U$100M ICO which shouldn't bode well if they're under investigation. The second link pertains to a U$8K lost by one of its users.
Team Class Action should jump on this like flies on shit if they're worth their salt.
I suggest that those most harmed by the Cryptsy fiasco should contact their lawyer to pressure them to do such.
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http://www.cryptsysettlement.com/This Class Action is separate and distinct from the class action lawsuit filed on December 13, 2016 against COINBASE, INC., in which Plaintiffs and the Receiver in this Class Action are attempting to recover additional monies for the same class certified by the Court in this Action. Accordingly, your rights or claims in the Coinbase Class Action will not be impacted by this Action.
I was merely alluding to any negative press directed toward Coinbase would have an adverse affect on their upcoming ICO in seeking U$100M, especially if there were an investigation pertaining to money laundering concerning Cryptsy.
Trust me, the very profitable Coinbase needs this U$100M to augment their former U$100M influx from previous investors resulting in its current U$1B (with a B) valuation. Rumor has it that Brian Armstrong wants to open up a cafe at its office entrance so to sell homemade Karpeles Apple Pies.
Serious question:Re the Class Action, approximately how much collectively in US dollars are former Cryptsy users seeking and how many users have filed claims? More clearly, what does the currently claim sheet look like?
I look forward to the reply, for I have something up my sleeve but first need to see the figures prior to committing.
Bruno