Craig S Wright, the Australian entrepreneur who may be the creator of bitcoin, may have lost money in the collapse of Mt Gox.
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The Bitcoin Antagonist Bryce Weiner states Mt Gox was a controlled demolition ignited by powerful bitcoiners, and conspirators abound. buy bitcoin at Xapo ... 
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Investigators are still tight-lipped and some observers disagree on just what happened
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SiliconANGLE (blog) Mark Karpeles spent missing Bitcoin from Mt Gox on prostitutes SiliconANGLE (blog) Disgraced former Mt Gox Chief Executive Officer Mark Karpeles was re-arrested on fresh charges in Japan Wednesday with reports that that at least...
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The former of head of the collapsed bitcoin exchange MtGox has been charged with embezzlement in Japan.
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Japanese prosecutors have charged the former CEO of bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox with embezzling the money of clients. He faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
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This weekend, Mt. Gox founder Mark Karpeles was arrested in Tokyo, bringing years of confusion and paranoia to an end. Starting in 2010, Karpeles ran the largest and most powerful bitcoin exchange,...
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It has been a year since the Mt. Gox collapse. WizSec reveals some very interesting information concerning the often quoted Bitcoin Price 'All Time High' of $1,100.
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In the wake of such public image setbacks as the Mt. Gox heist and the incessant security threats testing the Bitcoin space, more and more exchanges (Bitstamp, Huobi, etc.) are increasingly implementing multisignature security in their wallets.
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Bitcoin prices were being manipulated in late 2013 by a pair of autonomous computer programs running on bitcoin exchange MtGox, according to an anonymously published report.
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A new report claims that the meteoric rise of Bitcoin in November 2013 was not caused by a number of high-rolling human traders known as Bitcoin “whales,” but rather from a bot designed to manipulate the market.
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MtGox creditors and an investment group struck a deal to revive the bitcoin exchange as liquidation proceedings play out in Japan.
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Perhaps no Bitcoin story is more well known to the mainstream — and haunts Bitcoin evangelists more — than the rise and fall of Mt. Gox.
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It’s a new month, so it’s time for a new bitcoin creator candidate and MtGox scandal. Up to bat for Satoshi Nakamoto this week is Nick Szabo.
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On February 10, a Bitcoin exchange called MtGox announced it had lost some 850,000 bitcoins, of which 750,000 belonged to its customers. At the time, bitcoins were trading at $827 apiece, making the value of the loss equivalent to $620 million.
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In a bid to avoid another Mt. Gox, the software which drives Bitcoin transactions on the Internet has been updated to fix the weakness which contributed to digital vault's downfall.
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Perhaps the most surprising thing about the failure of Mt. Gox has been the resilience of bitcoins on other exchanges. ("Hunting for a lost #bitcoin is an exercise in staring at an empty cupboard”.
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After weeks of showing only legal notices, Mt.Gox's homepage now has a login screen that lets users check their Bitcoin balances. But that's apparently all the beleaguered digital wallet service will allow for now.
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Wondering where your Bitcoins are? Looks like Mt. Gox is giving you an official way to check. The fallen Bitcoin exchange has updated its homepage with a sparse login screen, inviting users to sign in and check their wallet's balance -- with a caveat. "This balance confirmation service is provided on this site only for the convenience of all users," the site warns. "Confirming the balance on this site does not constitute a filing of rehabilitation claims under the civil rehabilitation procedure... ...and should also not be considered an acknowledgement by MtGox Co., Ltd. of the amount of any rehabilitation claims of users."
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The website, which went blank just over three weeks ago, had previously posted occasional updates on Mt. Gox's civil rehabilitation process - a legal procedure that may allow Mt. Gox to rebuild and pay back some of its creditors - as well as a warning that some spam or phishing emails purporting to be from the exchange were in circulation.
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Failed Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox is allowing users to log in to their accounts once again, nearly three weeks after it filed for bankruptcy protection.
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Bitcoin exchange MtGox Hacker tricks people to install Bitcoin Mining malware.
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Following the implosion of Japanese exchange Mt.Gox, the Japanese government wanted to clarify its stance regarding the cryptocurrency. According to the Wall Street Journal, the government doesn’t consider Bitcoin a currency. Companies and individuals using Bitcoin don’t need to obtain a banking license or comply with regulatory standards. In other words, Japan could have become a Bitcoin haven for companies willing to avoid regulation at all costs.
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