Australian Trader Loses $430K at BTC-e: ‘Nothing Illegal Tied to My Funds !

This week's news. Bitcoin.com has spoken to a cryptokurrama trader Jack Kingston in Melbourne, who lost Bitcoin at $ 430,000 in exchange for BTCA. Mr Kingston tried to log in one day, and the exchange was "under maintenance." Although, surprisingly, Australian traders were more surprised to find out in the United States that they would draw all the users of the platform as criminals and mean its meaning.

Jack Kingston (JK): I was doing business in BTC, and there was nothing illegal with my fund. The only reason to trade on BTC-E is that it is very simple. I'm trading cryptoWorks for the year, even during Mt Gox's weaknesses, but I have one that lucked out. I have an account with Poloniex as well, but I could not get second-level verification, and that was hard to find my funds

I sent an Australian passport to Poloniex which opens doors for me in quite a number of places, and they have a bill for my email address and my bus address. Still, still pass 2-3 months, and I still can not get good verification. Which means I can add $ 400,000 to an account, but you can only withdraw $ 2,000 a day.

BTCA was easy, and that's why I used to do business there, the rest were people of history. As I know many dash nodes are worth a lot of money, a dash that I sold came from a bunch of nodes. Many businessmen in the trolley box were talking about selling dollars before August 1, but then the crap hit the fan and nobody could do anything. This is where I found myself - can you imagine horror? I sold this dash node and after blessing the money I left there was the money left.

So you lost to one million dollars?

JK: Yes, a sheet load of $ 430 USD is not standing where I'm standing and I do not like it, but here it started when buying Bitcoin when it was only a few dollars and was sold at around $ 800 and then it was When it was very low, got into the dash - and the dash was 33 percent like 33 Bitcoin then the barcone was the highest.

But the real reason you're swinging is $ 100,000 to 200,000 trades and two percent of bitcoins that you're just doing. For me, this is a time

BC: Do you try to get money back from the FBI?

Australian Trader has lost $ 430 in BTC-E: 'Illegal illegal ties to my funds'
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JK: Yes, if there is any way, I can access my money. I have an email account, I can login to my account, I have proof that I have money. I'm not sure what I'm planning to do yet.

Some of the explosions I read in this news say that 'those who are using BTCA are being laundered'! I do not know what kind of fool comes with this idea; its reality is that BTCA is much easier to use than many other exchanges. I want to trade, and I like small bitkayes. It's not wrong with me

Where is the jewelry available in the US that I can not trade with my own funds? It is very unrealistic mate, if you think about it.
How do you feel about BTC-A?

JK: There was no problem with the FBI coming and did not destroy it. I do not understand how to claim the FBI's justice system with my money. As long as there are funds for innocent people's funds, I do not know why they will not allow it to be accessed.

If BTCA comes back and returns my money, I will continue to use them. I would trade with them after everything has been done through them for being loyal to customers. I do not use them because there is no reason.

Maybe they had a bad egg there, but the United States did not have the right to claim the meaning of my hard work. It's like a police force, you've got some police that works wrong and if they charge you do not stop the whole police force.
Elite wants everything
Mr. Kingston said that he is a little optimistic about the recent announcement of BTCA and tells me that he has no frustration with exchange. This is the work of the US Government and does not allow him to enter his fund, Mr. Kingston explained. There is nothing to say in the "purse" BTCA of US law enforcement agencies that they have seized.

Mr. Kingston has told me that he expressed regret for speaking so negative about the United States, but thinks this is really an official issue that affects all of us.

"It's not just a US partner, but they play a big part, it's an official thing around the world, when our regular people are in desperation, the elite wants everything, America has my money," Mr. Kingston added.

What do you think about the Australian businessman and his loss? Do you think the United States BTC-e has the funding rights? Let us know what you think of the comments below.