I reallly liked coinex.pw... It's a shame this happened. At least they aren't giving you guys the runaround, takes a lot of balls to come out and be honest.
What makes you think they're being honest?
Because they are good guys... you are all so quick to point the finger. I know you guys are upset...but ppl have been joking about finding out where they live. That's not cool at all. Put yourselves in their shoes. It's not like running the exchange didn't take a lot of time, effort, and money.
If you were them, you'd be SICK at your stomach right now. More so than anyone that had their crypto there.
That's why I trade with Atomic-Trade now.
More and more sites are being hacked, and at Atomic-Trade, this is simply not possible.
Plus,
do you guys know how much it cost the owner to get his FINCEN MSB license? He would never run off with your coins...he has invested an enormous amount of money into his business.
Gox, Poloniex, Cryptsy, Coinex...and more. Who's next? It won't be Atomic-Trade.
Certain money services businesses (MSBs) have been required to register with FinCEN since 1999, when the MSB regulations first went into effect. An entity acting as an MSB that fails to register as required is subject to civil money penalties and possible criminal prosecution. The registration of the MSB serves as a first step in establishing the compliance framework for applicable FinCEN regulations designed to help mitigate the risks of criminal abuse of MSBs for money laundering and terrorist financing as the MSB seeks to provide financial services to customers for legitimate purposes.
There is no cost for registration, which is a simple procedure explained in detail on FinCEN's Web site at http://www.fincen.gov/financial_institutions/msb/msb.registration.html.