Without Sharexcoin exchange database it's impossible to say: to whom belongs what.

Cause one can say that:
1. he send something to Sharexcoin, when he didn't
2. he really send Qoracoins to Sharexcoin, and sell it and got his BTC, but now saying that he didn't and wanna Qora coins back
3. somebody sell Qoracoins, but didn't withdrow BTC
4. and there will be buyers who buy Qoracoins with BTC but simple didn't withdrow it
5. etc, etc, etc

So it's like a big blender/mixer :-(

If we can't confirm who's coins are who's I suggest we put it into bounties. What else can we do? I stand to lose a lot but I prefer it helps Qora than everyone gets a small slice of my coins. 

can we figure out how much btc or qora everyone has in sharexcoin?
I have 4-5 million Qora there. Besides, my withdrawal of 3682552.00000000 Qora from it is not confirmed ( in my wallet balance but not confirmed balance)

had around 240k of Qora in Sharexcoin, not that much but it hurts a lot as I don't have a lot of BTC...

I have 3 million qora sitting on ShareXCoin I bought with bitcoin when the price was @75 satoshi...

Because of the withdrawal problem reported at ShareXCoin, I never bothered to withdraw qora to my local wallet...

I don't see any other way of returning the funds to the rightful owner unless we get our hands on the database..

Can we start by requesting the webhosting provider DigitalOcean hand over the database (if it's not deleted yet) to busoni?

I think that's the only way to resolve the problem if this zip guy disappears for good ;(

Hope you right for all the ShareXcoin users here, but I have a strong dejavu with how Gox handled things.
Disappearing when SHTF is NOT the right thing to do.

I recall how Poloniex got hacked at least twice (with XCP and BTC), and busoni always faced the community and took the responsibility.

what i meant is that if someone has the time to analyze sharexcoin address: http://coinia.net/qora/blockexplorer.php?q=QXx7SnaEPvEczS8rX7HZKH3pY4vXG8ATxK that will give us a little more information.

Not likely because the DNS records for sharecoin.info have been modified and is pointed to an ad-serving page. Unless the hacker had managed to gain access to his name.com account, there is no way to do that..

And here is the proof it was not done by a hacker -- sharexcoin.com trading site stills point to the DigitalOcean server, which means the administrator (ziplibrary) still has full control of his domain names account at name.com.

That's why I said it was likely an inside job.


Well, between busoni (Poloniex), DigitalOcean, name.com, it shouldn't take anyone more than couple hours to dig up zip's info and uncover his real identity.

Here's my conjecture -

Zip probably was hoping to dump qora and other altcoins at high price at Polo, and buy them back later at a much lower price, and he'll pocket the difference..

But his plan backfired, and he was not able to cover his short-sell trades.

I'm basing my theory on ShareXCoin's main account activities. This is the most logical explanation for what we see in my opinion.

I'm based my theory that Zip had the intention of covering his short-sell trades on the fact that:

1. He did made numerous withdrawals from Polo back to the ShareXCoin's main Qora hot wallet.  Why would he do that if he was not trying to cover for his trades? (He was just trying to pocket the difference, but finally decided to abandon ship after he realized his plan just went south). If he just wanted to run away with bitcoin, he would have no reason to request Qora withdrawal.

Remember if he's running with bitcoin, there is no reason to make Qora withdrawal from Polo back to ShareXCoin.

2. He was trying to hide the fact that he was sending qora to Polo by using a 2nd address: QjVweW35i1D8FqCNaGDuQ4xWHQyYHaT3Gp, but the withdrawal from Polo was sent to the main acct: QXx7SnaEPvEczS8rX7HZKH3pY4vXG8ATxK.

The withdrawal from Polo to main ShareXCoin hot wallet is done so the ShareXCoin users would be able to make withdrawals from ShareXCoin back to their local wallets.

Another evidence that shows Zip was trying to cover for his shorts.

And Finally!!!

The reason he decided to abandon the ship is because he could not buy Qora back fast enough to meet the demands of ShareXCoin users (more withdrawal than what's available in ShareXCoin hot wallet)..

That's the last straw...