[throwaway812]

If they had evidence of that, why wouldn't they have pasted it as well? I'm assuming it's baseless speculation.

Btw, has anyone actually confirmed any of these emails / names are real? I have a coinbase account and am not mentioned in the leak.

[kevingadd]

Wouldn't any evidence supporting the existence of the gag order be a violation of the gag order?

[headShrinker]

Yes. I read something about a library that had a sign up, "No government agents have been here." They would take down the sign during an investigation. Any one who knew the sign -was- there knew an investigation was underway. No gag order was broken. There is a name for this type of flag, but don't know it off hand.

[alistairjcbrown]

Warrant Canary

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warrant_canary

[throwaway812]

Presumably the person dumping names and emails (PII/PID) on pastebin has little regard for gag orders. (And no motivation not to reveal such an order, if proof were readily available.)

[superuser2]

Because it's not a secret. That is (a heavily dramatized version of) the standard regulations that apply to every licensed money transmitting service.

[poopoulis]

I can confirm at least one name and address on it is real.