The remaining 2 employess probably spent last night making new accounts to funnel money out and make it appear as another theft. Thats what I think happened with black coin when they were faking a DDOS. No groups have taken credit for it and its usually easy to find out on a chan whos DDOSing whom. I said it two weeks ago, next Gox. In two weeks were going to find out that lawyers uncovered a wallet with all the missing POT and LTC, along with some BC and BTC
maybe whoever started ddosing the site were trading/etc blackcoin and found way more in their account and basically sounded the flag to withdraw but this leaves questions as to why ddos so no one else can withdrawl during a "heist aka looting of stuff thats not theirs". I mean ddos usually means basically denial of service which doesn't make any sence if they were able to withdrawn at the time of the theft or why ddos at all after they withdrawed any at all? After all criptorush according to terms and conditions
Crypto Rush is a site for exchanging virtual currency. From the ground up we built on security. Our users wallets are stored offsite, records are kept of all transactions and constantly backedup. In the event of a coin being forked, our services will automatically suspend trading for the affected coin ensuring the safety of ours users coins until the services resume.
https://cryptorush.in/index.php?p=termsI mean were they applying the ddos trying to hide their ip addresse after the withdraws went through buying some time or ? That appears to be the best answer but why I have no idea as others probably made withdraws also not just 1 or 2 users unless it was basically a group of ppl investing in blackcoin then the announcement was made "withdraw" then ddos followed. It would be better if we could see the withdrawl times or it its here
https://cryptorush.in/documents/ListOfUnethicalBlackCoinWithdraws.txt maybe someone could say "there it is time (example 6pm-12am etc)
HEY GUYS CAN WE SKIP THE GOD SEMINAR AND GET BACK TO NEWS ABOUT THE CURRENT CR FIASCO - THANKS!
Here is a tweet from someone who came
across 140,000 BlackCoins in their account and decided the best thing to do is to sell it rather than return it
https://twitter.com/cryptsypumped/status/448161531335675904.
I tried a google search hoping it was cachied, no luck, I tried archive.org no luck, I tired the old program that used to work to recover deleted tweets/ no luck. Only option if cachied (they are supposed to all be but immidiately I dunno) would be the library of congress as all twitter users post are stored in library of congress.
http://blogs.loc.gov/loc/2010/04/how-tweet-it-is-library-acquires-entire-twitter-archive/ Now if someone has time or nohow to look to find the cryptsypumped tweets in there it would be awesome.
1554503.10052230
total blackcoins missing
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=529779.msg5889080#msg5889080So no word yet on the other coins missing officially so I guess they may just let it go on for a while then might/may inform us.