This is a very big deal. His tweets today are gold (or BTC).
I think he knows his part. They won't do it again and he'd be mad to admit it from a legal point of view.
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This is a very big deal. His tweets today are gold (or BTC).
I think he knows his part. They won't do it again and he'd be mad to admit it from a legal point of view.
I think he could still correct his mistake by contacting Bittrex and working out a deal to securely distribute stolen funds to the original owners. Not sure if he is interested in correcting his mistakes though.
My same thought. If only bittrex can be bold enough with all the other exchangers backing
Bittrex doesn't have the balls to return the coins to rightful owners... What Bittrex basically said in their statement is that shit happens and exchanges just have to duck to survive...