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RoomBot

Don’t worry, @truckinusa

They got the whole forum history, (Hashtalk), BCT threads, pics of Joe Mordica’s fake DC, all Josh’s emails, including attached images, (it’s a crime to transmit XXX right?)
They got the Twitter account, the CCN / Scott Fargo lies, the deceptive advertisements, Matlack’s ION scam, even the GAW Slack.

Let’s recap for the ABCs, shall we?

GAW Miners
Paycoin
Hashlets
BTC Lend
PayBase
CoinStand
CPIG

What did I forget?

Edits: CoinSwap
   Prime Controllers <——
Cryptsy Prime Controller

truckinusa

Don’t worry, @truckinusa

They got the whole forum history, (Hashtalk), BCT threads, pics of Joe Mordica’s fake DC, all Josh’s emails, including attached images, (it’s a crime to transmit XXX right?)
They got the Twitter account, the CCN / Scott Fargo lies, the deceptive advertisements, Matlack’s ION scam, even the GAW Slack.

Let’s recap for the ABCs, shall we?

GAW Miners
Paycoin
Hashlets
BTC Lend
PayBase
CoinStand
CPIG

What did I forget?

Edits: CoinSwap
   Prime Controllers <——
   Cryptsy Prime Controller

I mean, I wonder what they got on their own? Any computer hardware, cell phones, filing cabinets(was he smart enough to keep records?), bank accounts, etc. I mean there is a slim chance this asshole has a bunch of bitcoin stashed somewhere.

pictures upload

maildir

GAME ON!

Securities and Exchange Commission v. Garza et al

Monday, March 27, 2017

ORDER RE SCHEDULING: The parties’ Rule 26(f) Planning Report (Doc. #37 ) is hereby APPROVED, as amended. All discovery shall be completed by November 7, 2017. Dispositive motions shall be filed by December 7, 2017, or within 30 days of the close of discovery. All other dates requested in the parties’ Rule 26(f) report are also approved. The parties’ joint trial memorandum is due by January 5, 2018, or within 30 days of the Court’s ruling on dispositive motions, whichever date is later. This case will be ready for trial by February 12, 2018, or within 60 days of the Court’s ruling on dispositive motions, whichever date is later. The parties are encouraged to commence discovery forthwith and to arrange their schedules in contemplation of the briefing deadlines for any dispositive motions, because the Court is unlikely to grant a future request for an extension of the scheduling order absent extraordinary and unforeseeable circumstances. If the parties do not anticipate dispositive motions, they are encouraged to contact chambers at the earliest possible time in order to have a trial date set. Please refer to Judge Meyer’s webpage on the District of Connecticut website for Judge Meyer’s “Pretrial Preferences” and “Trial Preferences” and for Judge Meyer’s “Instructions for Discovery Disputes” and “Instructions for Joint Trial Memorandum.” A telephonic status conference will be held July 14, 2017 at 5:00 p.m. Plaintiff shall initiate call. Once all parties are on the line, please call chambers at (203) 773-2105. It is so ordered. Signed by Judge Jeffrey A. Meyer on 3/27/2017. (Gruber, Sarah)

Whole nother year though, who’s got the stamina for that.

RoomBot

Don’t worry, @truckinusa

They got the whole forum history, (Hashtalk), BCT threads, pics of Joe Mordica’s fake DC, all Josh’s emails, including attached images, (it’s a crime to transmit XXX right?)
They got the Twitter account, the CCN / Scott Fargo lies, the deceptive advertisements, Matlack’s ION scam, even the GAW Slack.

Let’s recap for the ABCs, shall we?

GAW Miners
Paycoin
Hashlets
BTC Lend
PayBase
CoinStand
CPIG

What did I forget?

Edits: CoinSwap
   Prime Controllers <——
   Cryptsy Prime Controller

New edit: Hashcoin

I mean, I wonder what they got on their own? Any computer hardware, cell phones, filing cabinets(was he smart enough to keep records?), bank accounts, etc. I mean there is a slim chance this asshole has a bunch of bitcoin stashed somewhere.

pictures upload

RoomBot

GAME ON!

Securities and Exchange Commission v. Garza et al

Monday, March 27, 2017

ORDER RE SCHEDULING: The parties’ Rule 26(f) Planning Report (Doc. #37 ) is hereby APPROVED, as amended. All discovery shall be completed by November 7, 2017. Dispositive motions shall be filed by December 7, 2017, or within 30 days of the close of discovery. All other dates requested in the parties’ Rule 26(f) report are also approved. The parties’ joint trial memorandum is due by January 5, 2018, or within 30 days of the Court’s ruling on dispositive motions, whichever date is later. This case will be ready for trial by February 12, 2018, or within 60 days of the Court’s ruling on dispositive motions, whichever date is later. The parties are encouraged to commence discovery forthwith and to arrange their schedules in contemplation of the briefing deadlines for any dispositive motions, because the Court is unlikely to grant a future request for an extension of the scheduling order absent extraordinary and unforeseeable circumstances. If the parties do not anticipate dispositive motions, they are encouraged to contact chambers at the earliest possible time in order to have a trial date set. Please refer to Judge Meyer’s webpage on the District of Connecticut website for Judge Meyer’s “Pretrial Preferences” and “Trial Preferences” and for Judge Meyer’s “Instructions for Discovery Disputes” and “Instructions for Joint Trial Memorandum.” A telephonic status conference will be held July 14, 2017 at 5:00 p.m. Plaintiff shall initiate call. Once all parties are on the line, please call chambers at (203) 773-2105. It is so ordered. Signed by Judge Jeffrey A. Meyer on 3/27/2017. (Gruber, Sarah)

Whole nother year though, who’s got the stamina for that.

Upside: His kids are getting old enough to understand what a scammer Garbanzo is.

Telephone Status hearing in July.

Gotta love this from the Judge:

the Court is unlikely to grant a future request for an extension of the scheduling order absent extraordinary and unforeseeable circumstances.

pixelpowered

Don’t worry, @truckinusa

They got the whole forum history, (Hashtalk), BCT threads, pics of Joe Mordica’s fake DC, all Josh’s emails, including attached images, (it’s a crime to transmit XXX right?)
They got the Twitter account, the CCN / Scott Fargo lies, the deceptive advertisements, Matlack’s ION scam, even the GAW Slack.

Let’s recap for the ABCs, shall we?

GAW Miners
Paycoin
Hashlets
BTC Lend
PayBase
CoinStand
CPIG

What did I forget?

Edits: CoinSwap
   Prime Controllers <——
Cryptsy Prime Controller

What if I told you all that Matlack isn’t alone this time around?

We have plenty of time until November.
In the meantime.
Any guesses to whom is helping Matlack this time around?

RoomBot

Don’t worry, @truckinusa

They got the whole forum history, (Hashtalk), BCT threads, pics of Joe Mordica’s fake DC, all Josh’s emails, including attached images, (it’s a crime to transmit XXX right?)
They got the Twitter account, the CCN / Scott Fargo lies, the deceptive advertisements, Matlack’s ION scam, even the GAW Slack.

Let’s recap for the ABCs, shall we?

GAW Miners
Paycoin
Hashlets
BTC Lend
PayBase
CoinStand
CPIG

What did I forget?

Edits: CoinSwap
   Prime Controllers <——
   Cryptsy Prime Controller

What if I told you all that Matlack isn’t alone this time around?

We have plenty of time until November.
In the meantime.
Any guesses to whom is helping Matlack this time around?

“See Million?” ( C. Millian)
Mordica?
Dorman?
Shinners?
Hash King himself?

Oh, I know! ELON MUSK!

Def. not Stu Fraser

(Why?)

Published at Wed, 29 Mar 2017 02:06:05 +0000

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July 22, 2017

SegWit or Not, Bitfury is Getting Ready for Lightning With Successful Bitcoin Main Net Test

While Segregated Witness (SegWit) activation is looking more likely by the hour, Bitfury is getting ready to deploy a version of the Lightning network with or without the protocol upgrade.

The blockchain technology company, perhaps best known for its bitcoin mining pool of the same name, successfully sent real bitcoins over a test version of the Lightning Network this week. Interestingly, Bitfury’s implementation of the technology is compatible with the current bitcoin protocol and is therefore functional even without SegWit.

“This is a major accomplishment by our technical team and an important step forward for the Lightning Network and the growth of bitcoin,” Valery Vavilov, CEO of The Bitfury Group, said in a statement.

Lightning Network

The Lightning Network is a highly anticipated second-layer scaling solution that allows for cheap and instant (micro)payments. Cleverly leveraging bitcoin’s basic scripting capabilities, Lightning users should be able to make a virtually unlimited number of transactions, where only a minimal proportion of them are recorded on bitcoin’s blockchain, thereby boosting bitcoin’s scalability. Meanwhile, all users remain in control of their own bitcoins at all times, maintaining the trustless properties of bitcoin itself.

“The Lightning Network has the potential to solve bitcoin’s scalability issue and provide instant payment functionality. By demonstrating that the Lightning Network can function now, Bitfury has cleared the way to increased transaction processing and further adoption of bitcoin,” Vavilov said.

Bitfury’s Lightning implementation is based on LND, which is being developed by Lightning Labs.

For its demo, the Bitfury software team created two Lightning transactions. One of these is a straight transaction from one Lightning node to the next, effectively simulating a payment channel between two users. Since it was only a test, Bitfury only made one transaction — but it could have made thousands back and forth at no extra cost.

The other test was a single-hop transaction, which better simulates the main purpose of the Lightning Network. Users pay each other through a mutual third party, without requiring any trust in this third party. While the Bitfury software team only made one transaction on this channel as well, it could, once again, have made thousands back and forth between all three parties, at no extra cost.

Since Bitfury’s test took place on the main net, the funding and settlement transactions are recorded on bitcoin’s blockchain and can be seen by any typical block explorer.

Tests and SegWit

Bitfury’s is not the first successful test of the Lightning Network. Several companies, including Lightning Labs, Blockstream, ACINQ as well as Bitfury itself have experimented with their implementations of the technology. But since most of these companies are working on versions of Lightning that rely on Segregated Witness, these tests were limited to bitcoin’s testnet and Litecoin. Likewise, major wallet service Blockchain has sent “Thunder” transactions over bitcoin’s main net. But while Thunder resembles the Lightning protocol, it isn’t quite as trustless or decentralized.

As such, Bitfury is the first company to get a version of the Lightning Network up and running on the current bitcoin protocol.

“We released this first experimental version of the Lightning Network for bitcoin because we think the Lightning Network is an essential technology for bitcoin and would love to see it made available as soon as possible,” Vavilov said. “We are proud that our developers found a way to adopt the Lightning Network for bitcoin without SegWit. It’s a huge step forward for bitcoin scalability.”

Regardless, the CEO noted that he is hopeful that SegWit will activate on the bitcoin network. With BIP91 currently getting close to its activation threshold, it seems increasingly likely that SegWit could be live within a month. This would allow for a version of the Lightning Network that offers an improved user experience.

Vavilov:

“The Lightning Network will be the most effective when used with SegWit, which is why we are fully committed to SegWit’s implementation, and we will continue working on a version of the Lightning Network that is compatible with SegWit.”

Bitfury, which started out as a bitcoin miner, has grown to become one of the largest private infrastructure providers in the Blockchain ecosystem. Part of this effort, the company has been supporting the development and implementation of the Lightning Network for well over a year. Bitfury previously also co-designed and successfully tested Flare, a payment-routing solution for the Lightning Network.

Watch the video of Bitfury’s tests here:

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqT-3xN8npA?feature=oembed&w=480&h=270]

The post SegWit or Not, Bitfury is Getting Ready for Lightning With Successful Bitcoin Main Net Test appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.

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