I think it'll come back online, but if there is a mad rush to withdraw btc i'll be very surprised if mt.gox has it all accounted for.

Okay, If they come back. How many people will race to doors to get their money?

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Looks like they've run off, their servers aren't even responding to requests anymore for http and https (it's not DDOS again is it?).

With the rollback and with successful withdrawals that occurred during this incident, would it not mean that Mt. Gox is simply making it's balance sheet solvent while their actual amount of funds are lacking? This would make them insolvent and they would not be able to honor all BTC withdrawals, unless they are funding from their own pockets.

Looks like you guys voted "NO" lost your bet.

Let's see how the claim process goes.

If I think my account hasn't been hacked, and I had low bids that were eaten during the flash crash that would have netted me a pretty penny, then does that count as "Yes, my account will be fully restored." or "Yes, my account will suffer partial loss, at my own cost."

you should appeal and try to have gox cover your loss,

if you think you can convince gox to reinstate your buy orders, vote 2
if you don't think so then it's option 3.

Who needs MtGox? I now use tradehill

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