/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7176583

>hear about legacy "1337 btc/day" accounts getting locked pending verification about two months ago
>also had learned the site appears to be run out of a (shitty) condo and/or vacant parking lot
>in the wake of the obvious exchange-led across the board dump from fees that was undertaken very unprofessionally
>evacuate funds
>bitcoin gold comes out
>thanks /biz/ I dust off my buttrecks account sell for over .07
>the meme has come true for me, now buttrecks sees my account as a new user and wants me to verify, withdraw limit is .025/day
>withdraw the laughable minimum, fuck sending my info to their condo, I'm done with them
>go back 24 hours later for phase 2 of the extraction
>my w/d limit is now zero
>MFW

I don't even care. I'll just trade for fun with my tiny remaining amount (until that functionality gets shut down) if even that. I'm not giving them shit. I hope the SEC sees the amount of money that went through my account with nothing other than an email address and throws the book at the people running the place. This experience made me think that beyond just having a bad trading engine and kyc policies that they may be insolvent. What other reason is there for the BTG cash grab? It reeks of desperation. This place is the next cryptsy waiting to happen.

>>4236067
yeah right I mean at this point ethereum is too woven into the fabric of commerce for us to do anything but just forget about this (not to mention the huge barriers to entry for potential competitors and lack of current substitutes). ETH isn't a mess.

>>3707228

>>3215330
>working
>2009+8