Quote from: bitfromit on February 28, 2014, 06:07:28 AM

Quote from: uhoh on February 26, 2014, 09:31:29 AM

Not quite sure how you worked this out. If 6% of coins were stolen from Gox, they're still very much in circulation. If Gox lost the keys, then you'd be correct.

Youl'd think. Even Scientific American missed that : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=490705.msg5408175#msg5408175

So I wasn't alone in that interpretation even put in disclaimers all over my post well I'm sure we will have more data later
It is a possibility but not the only possible scenario/outcome of this mess

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There seems to be some uncertainty regarding what happened to Mt. Gox. Why would it be difficult for Mt. Gox to determine whether there had been a theft within its exchange?
Only Mt. Gox can answer that question. Mt. Gox's software was closed source, unavailable to the public for independent review and testing.

Nope it was there just well buried