Quote from: Stealthcoin on July 29, 2014, 03:22:14 PM

Quote from: hellscabane on July 29, 2014, 03:18:57 PM

Quote from: Stealthcoin on July 29, 2014, 02:17:55 PM

Quote from: Sevith on July 29, 2014, 02:10:47 PM

You fell victim to a scam. So you should not be repaid what you lost. You invested into something that fell apart. Bittrex has no control over what happens to the markets. I feel bad for all the victims but this has nothing to do with bittrex at all. No matter what you do to prevent a scam, people will come up with clever ways to scam people. It's not bittrex's fault you and everyone else invested into a sh!tcoin and lost money. Now you want to be repaid? Im sorry, I feel bad for you....But its not how life works. You shouldnt get to "roll" back everytime someone makes a bad decision. Get over it and stop investing in shitcoins to make a quick buck.

This is like saying raped women are deserve to be raped because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time..

No it is not. That is a horribly insensitive, untactful, and insulting comparison to make. One involves personal freedoms and the ability to go where ever one pleases to go. This incident on Bittrex is people going of their own volition for a profit scheme motive.

People have the right to go to most places with the expectation to be safe and secure. People do not have the right to gamble and expect a return. One is a right and the other is a privilege. Huge difference.

So you are saying that Bittrex should be taken as a Casino ?

It is not like we can see the whole game field, people can just change the rules and no one would notice it. If you would use these games inside a Casino then it would be illegal in the most states.

No. However, the cryptocurrency scene is relatively new and unproven. And accordingly you will get results that will match.

Secondly, casinos are part of a regulated scene and function within that type of purview. These exchanges do not fall remotely within the same scope or oversight as a casino. The gambling is more akin to a gamble between unverfied/untrusted parties. It comes with the territory of dealing with unregulated trading in a "free" market.