Here's a way this may play out on Monday.
Gox had 40,000 Bitcoins stuck in their withdrawal queue. On Monday, they will have zero, because they are cancelling withdrawals and crediting amounts back to customer accounts within Gox. That's already happening.
This allows them to begin a new round of jerking customers around. All their customers will have to resubmit their withdrawals. Gox then has lots of ways to stall them - they can request reverification of customer identity, claim the destination Bitcoin address is invalid, and such. They've done all of those things before. Then they can stall on moving transactions through states of "pending" to "processed", which they've also stalled on before. Then they can process the outgoing queue slowly, which they've done before.
Meanwhile, the usual Gox shills will be saying "everything is fine now", to discourage people from doing withdrawals. This may buy Gox another month.
Exactly what i was thinking never required verification before will now demand it i sent in verification 2x they denied it i scanned never told me had to be photo I am forecasting making customers jump thru hoops that customers won't be able to complete people will eventually give up most likely scenario. It takes 2 weeks now to get verified imagin how much longer they will stall the process if they go that route. It will take gox weeks and weeks to solve a technical problem that dosen't really exist. I have seen this scenario countless times in these type of schemes . They all start out with support ignoring not responding to customers that is the first step gox has already put people thru.
gox already blatantly lied by saying that the stuck withdrawls were limited to a few users or whatever when in reality it was 6,000 .
