It's not a problem, it's a solution

If the 'company's purse' means Bitfountain's wallet, there are 38k coins.
17k moved out today.

That's actually the most interesting thing going on currently, man. What do you think this means? Is this the address only FC controls? Could it be ransom money of some sort? Maybe he even tried tracking down the stolen miners and got in trouble!!!

Yes but in what way does it affect clients of Amhash (Asicminer/Rockminer)?? Who was robbed? Because it seems to me that it was  the company that let FC to handle the coins not the customers.
At the end of the day some pissed off chinese investors will just ask criminal police for assistance.

Yes it is possible as they were advertising/promoting services that were outside of their control. If I start promoting Nigerian scams and someone looses money I am liable for this along with the Nigerian scammers (who are not tracable). That's how the law works no matter where.

You may be liable, but if you're broke that doesn't really help the people you took money from.

Based on the rich history of scammers in the Bitcoin space getting locked up and the key thrown away? Maybe they'll put them in the slammer next to Zhou Tong.

.... or a firing squad as they do it in China.

.@l3sny: Keep dreaming, roundeye.  You going to report this, right?
Where?
What are you going to say, exactly?

"I sent my bit coins through the intertubes to a Canadian d00d who said he was an unlicenced Panamanian exchange, and he tolded me he was gonna give them to an Anon in China calling himself Fried Cat, who promised top make me rich ... and now it looks like my coin is gone"?

You whoever listens to you will die of lel, and you'll be shot (perhaps in China) for homicide, right?

*Also love how every libertard suddenly expects to be bailed out by a nanny state.  A Communist nanny state, in this case.  Guess what, Bitcoiner?  The Chinese authorities aren't your personal army.