Quote from: TwitchySeal on March 25, 2020, 10:28:14 AM

Quote from: OgNasty on March 25, 2020, 01:01:08 AM

When pirate disappeared I did pay out the insurance claims, but by that point nearly everyone had left my program to deposit directly with pirate, leaving my insurance fund to cover far more of the remaining balances than expected and leaving users ecstatic as they had been also receiving interest for months.

Putting aside the very strong evidence that you straight up stole from investors:

The ~BTC2,600 that were invested a few weeks before the collapse (August) had a BTC65 'reserve', which was eventually paid out to 4 investors when their ~BTC1,000 combined balance was written off.

I estimate you made well over BTC1,000, risk free, by paying out less than half the interest you received from pirateat to your 'investors'.

But yeah, you put BTC65 aside for when it collapsed. While keeping almost 20x that for yourself and at times having more than 60x that invested. Good for you.

This is made up fantasy. Your estimates are so wildly wrong that its ridiculous. No point arguing with people that make things up. Find a victim if you claim I stole something. Spoiler alert: you cant because I didnt.

Quote from: Vod on March 25, 2020, 01:54:29 PM

Quote from: hacker1001101001 on March 25, 2020, 01:10:38 PM

No one who invested with OG ever complained about it.

Also, they didn't know pirate returned the coins. OG was planning this "insurance scam" since he found out pirate would soon default. I'm sure if they were aware, they would have complained.

Any funds pirate returned were returned to the depositor that requested them.