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Looks like the auction has been halted due to court actions. 750k reserve price is pretty lofty..

That sucks. The creditors would've probably gotten much more money from this auction than whatever will happen now. (Maybe it'll be given to CoinLab for next to nothing? CoinLab seems worse than even MtGox...)

Mark should think about selling it on an auction site outside of the US. (Maybe this isn't legally possible, though.)

If the creditors were to be given the money from this it would almost be an insult. 750k of about 600m is what like a 0.15%? so if you lost 100btc you would get 0.15 btc back..... It's something yes but I feel in some ways this is Mark just trolling people.

Yup. It really puts into perspective how much the Bitcoin community lost due to the Mt. Gox disaster. $750,000 seems like a large amount of money, until you realize that it's only about 0.15% of the total BTC value that Mt. Gox owes to its customers. Sad

just got an email from Heritage Auctions stating that the domain name Bitcoins.com has been withdrawn from auction.