Quote from: nocoin on January 22, 2014, 06:12:37 PM

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Quote from: murkanovic on January 22, 2014, 04:34:57 PM

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I think this is the bank money that is safe to fork out of the chain. http://cryptexplorer.com/tx/146fb17753f19e34c32b1a1ac542918f1ffddce5dce9c933828ef649dc5e58c5#i0

Yup. No transaction was reedemed from this batch

Nope. First output says "Redeemed at input @ 2adda26575...:0"
Take a look at my post about "bank":

Quote from: nocoin on January 15, 2014, 02:14:34 PM

Ok guys, take a look at this transaction: http://cryptexplorer.com/tx/51ca52f9bdb0cb0b3968ab05396c2b97a6c4890490056b3c2e719ba6598752cf
This is where premined 138k of so-called "eToken Bank" was split in two big parts: 100k and 38k.
First part is stored safely at 20 addresses, we all can check them:

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The second part (38k) seems to be much more interesting.
20k: http://cryptexplorer.com/address/eEJsGGJx5jHXT3AA1wnnUSm35dA3ijUYZC
4.6k: http://cryptexplorer.com/address/eNqE4eHHLpSWWcveDwd8vG4JurgsXnoZuv
3.2k: http://cryptexplorer.com/address/e9Vt1K8EMnKopxdP7LcPGjERQY7L9PAASU
Other (10k) gone in hundreds of hard-traceble transactions and community knows nothing about their purpose. I just want to warn you:

At the moment no report of "eToken Bank" available and nobody can be sure developer isn't dumping this coins right now.

In your post you also refering to the 38k that are interesting. So the 100k we found was not being used in anyother way. So we could delete it right?

edit the 38k are a little dangerous to delete. A lot of bounties and first hours mining (from the crashed pool) where paid from it. Earned coins so to speak.