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Title: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: rapta on August 01, 2014, 01:16:09 PM CoinGather - Alternate CryptoCurrency Exchange
Markets updated 2/4/2017 (100 Markets!). Launched 2014. https://www.coingather.com MARKETS BTC / ADCN BTC / BC BTC / BERN BTC / BIC BTC / BITB BTC / BITZ BTC / BSD BTC / CAGE BTC / CANN BTC / CGC BTC / CJ BTC / CMT BTC / CRC BTC / DASH BTC / DGB BTC / DOGE BTC / DOT BTC / EAC BTC / EMC BTC / ESP BTC / ETH BTC / EXE BTC / FTC BTC / GAIA BTC / GLD BTC / GMC BTC / GPU BTC / HIRO BTC / LDOGE BTC / LKY BTC / LTC BTC / LYB BTC / MEC BTC / MINT BTC / MOOND BTC / MZC BTC / NEG BTC / NLG BTC / NTRN BTC / NYC BTC / POT BTC / QRK BTC / RDD BTC / SCN BTC / SLING BTC / SPRTS BTC / STV BTC / SYNQ BTC / TAG BTC / UTC BTC / UXC BTC / VPN BTC / VTC BTC / WDC BTC / XEV BTC / XPY BTC / XVG BTC / YOC BTC / ZET ESP / 020 ESP / ASC ESP / BC ESP / DGB ESP / DOGE ESP / RDD HTML5 / DOGE HTML5 / DOT HTML5 / LDOGE HTML5 / NYC HTML5 / SPRTS LTC / 020 LTC / ASC LTC / BAT LTC / BIC LTC / BITB LTC / BSD LTC / CAGE LTC / DGB LTC / DOGE LTC / DVC LTC / EAC LTC / ESP LTC / ETH LTC / HTML5 LTC / LDOGE LTC / LYB LTC / MEC LTC / MEOW LTC / MINT LTC / MOON LTC / MOOND LTC / NLG LTC / NYC LTC / POT LTC / RDD LTC / SCN LTC / UXC LTC / XEV LTC / XVG LTC / ZET API Public & Private API (List order books, create orders, etc.) API - http://www.coingather.com/api/ Example API Code: http://github.com/coingather FEES Fees - BUY/SELL 0.25% Sponsored Markets We've added a feature to CoinGather to allow the sponsoring of any market listed. When a market is sponsored, it's coin icon shows up on every exchange page, along with some general market statistics. The sponsorship is broken up into 3 time blocks (8 hours each). It works like an order book, each rotation the top bidder wins that period. https://www.coingather.com/exchange/sponsor Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: maki on August 01, 2014, 01:20:59 PM Looks nice. Good luck to you!
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: chris190 on August 01, 2014, 02:49:34 PM great job! ;)
If you want to beat the competition you should immediately add dashcoin and onevilcoin! ;D ;) Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: rapta on August 03, 2014, 03:45:33 PM 5 MegaCoin (MEC) to the next 50 registered CoinGather users.
Due to site rules, do not reply to this thread relating to the giveaway. To receive the 5 MegaCoin (MEC) you must register and generate a CoinGather MegaCoin deposit address. Private message me here with your registered CoinGather username and deposit address to receive the 5 MegaCoin. Thanks! Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: kashking on August 03, 2014, 11:47:39 PM 5 MegaCoin (MEC) to the next 50 registered CoinGather users. Due to site rules, do not reply to this thread relating to the giveaway. To receive the 5 MegaCoin (MEC) you must register and generate a CoinGather MegaCoin deposit address. Private message me here with your registered CoinGather username and deposit address to receive the 5 MegaCoin. Thanks! I'll check it out. Sent you PM :) Feel free to send more than 5! :P Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: jawitech on October 27, 2014, 11:45:20 PM Did you close down?
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Armis on December 29, 2014, 12:57:32 PM CoinGather - Alternate CryptoCurrency Exchange 284 builds, 872 revisions and 13 months of coding We are proud to present our exchange! Fees - BUY/SELL 0.25% https://www.CoinGather.com I look forward to any and all feedback. -rapta Please list the following causecoins: 1) EMC2 2) WAC 3) CHILD 4) FLDC and 5) UNO Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: rapta on December 30, 2014, 05:56:05 PM CoinGather - Alternate CryptoCurrency Exchange 284 builds, 872 revisions and 13 months of coding We are proud to present our exchange! Fees - BUY/SELL 0.25% https://www.CoinGather.com I look forward to any and all feedback. -rapta Please list the following causecoins: 1) EMC2 2) WAC 3) CHILD 4) FLDC and 5) UNO Thanks. I was unaware of the CauseCoin movement. I will look into these. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Armis on January 02, 2015, 05:00:15 AM CoinGather - Alternate CryptoCurrency Exchange 284 builds, 872 revisions and 13 months of coding We are proud to present our exchange! Fees - BUY/SELL 0.25% https://www.CoinGather.com I look forward to any and all feedback. -rapta Please list the following causecoins: 1) EMC2 2) WAC 3) CHILD 4) FLDC and 5) UNO Thanks. I was unaware of the CauseCoin movement. I will look into these. EMC2 is working on a crowd funding campaign to help raise funds for scientific research, it started yesterday: http://www.indiegogo.com/project/preview/f5c49cab Here is an opportunity to promote coingather.com as a sponsor of the campaign. Take a look at the sponsor logos and the perks to see how your entity would be promoted. Let me know if you are interested and to what degree. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Pastafarian on January 02, 2015, 05:48:50 AM Please add Sativacoin (STV) as well! We have taken over as a community and progress is moving along smoothly :)
Pastafarian Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Armis on January 02, 2015, 05:55:02 AM Please add Sativacoin (STV) as well! We have taken over as a community and progress is moving along smoothly :) Pastafarian what's the "mj sector" mean Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Pastafarian on January 02, 2015, 05:57:43 AM a coin specialized for the growing marijuana industry ;)
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Sarahiko on January 02, 2015, 06:11:25 AM site looks great easy to navigate, please don`t just add coins look for the coins that are being traded constantly.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: rapta on January 18, 2015, 06:56:21 AM Private API now available! API keys are listed under account section.
Example API Code: https://github.com/coingather/CoinGatherAPI Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Armis on January 24, 2015, 09:47:53 AM a coin specialized for the growing marijuana industry ;) Thanks for the info. Heads up, I'm in the process of developing a multi-coin crowdfunding cooperative, 10 coins work together with a common focus. Massive utility, exposure,and opportunity to share revenue and responsibility. Stay tuned I will starting a new thread about it soon. Either bring a great coin to the table or join up with a really active community that wants major success through hard work -- no scams, no PND, and no trickery. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: rapta on December 04, 2016, 03:57:45 AM I've updated the main post with our current markets.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: ged00u on December 04, 2016, 05:10:50 AM Great job buddy. Keep working. 0.25% for the fee is pretty low. Try to improve the graphic and the design to make it more beautiful and more obvious for the users.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: rapta on December 04, 2016, 05:42:33 AM Great job buddy. Keep working. 0.25% for the fee is pretty low. Try to improve the graphic and the design to make it more beautiful and more obvious for the users. Thanks - we are constantly making changes to the design and interfaces. Appreciate the feedback! Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: ikydesu on December 04, 2016, 11:46:03 AM Looks nice site, simple but catchy eyes, and you have vote features which it's worth, sent some amount to support coin live, it will kill vote spammers.
Well I have suggest you to adding about page which presenting your company profile, it will good to attract more people. And I see you have an escrow services features (coming soon), how this work? Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: truimpheriues on December 04, 2016, 12:10:04 PM 2 year launch but iam never hear about coingather exhanger
maybe you never promote your exchanger not popular can reduce trust, so client is afraid is trading in your site maybe your must promote use signature campaign Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: torikan on December 04, 2016, 02:35:12 PM I would like to use your Turkish translation to start your promotion completely.
Good luck looks good. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: beerlover on December 04, 2016, 04:24:10 PM 2 year launch but iam never hear about coingather exhanger I agree, it has been public for 2 years now but I have never heard of it. It is such a small community in bitcointalk forums that if I had an exchange and updated just weekly I would be able to get it heard more than this easily , only posting once a week would have created a much bigger audience than this. maybe you never promote your exchanger not popular can reduce trust, so client is afraid is trading in your site maybe your must promote use signature campaign Are they closed or something? Why is this such a dead topic? Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: rapta on December 11, 2016, 06:17:48 AM 2 year launch but iam never hear about coingather exhanger I agree, it has been public for 2 years now but I have never heard of it. It is such a small community in bitcointalk forums that if I had an exchange and updated just weekly I would be able to get it heard more than this easily , only posting once a week would have created a much bigger audience than this. maybe you never promote your exchanger not popular can reduce trust, so client is afraid is trading in your site maybe your must promote use signature campaign Are they closed or something? Why is this such a dead topic? Far from closed. I just wanted to update the markets in the main tread, much like an alt-coin ANN. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: ultrloa on December 11, 2016, 12:50:41 PM 2 year launch but iam never hear about coingather exhanger I agree, it has been public for 2 years now but I have never heard of it. It is such a small community in bitcointalk forums that if I had an exchange and updated just weekly I would be able to get it heard more than this easily , only posting once a week would have created a much bigger audience than this. maybe you never promote your exchanger not popular can reduce trust, so client is afraid is trading in your site maybe your must promote use signature campaign Are they closed or something? Why is this such a dead topic? Im a trader at different exchanging sites but i never heard this one who exist for long months? Isn't it annoying? Maybe they are lying, but anyways dev should give some trustworthy service since there are so many big exchangers who runs good and gets good reputation, and as i've check in there i can say that they only have few community which is bad since that surely not enough to lift some coin and not ideal one to go with. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: ikm on December 11, 2016, 01:27:44 PM There is plenty of coins in a nice situation. Let's look at the good luck.
me examine it :) Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: rapta on February 04, 2017, 04:11:25 PM Sponsored Markets
We've added a feature to CoinGather to allow the sponsoring of any market listed. When a market is sponsored, it's coin icon shows up on every exchange page, along with some general market statistics. The sponsorship is broken up into 3 time blocks (8 hours each). It works like an order book, each rotation the top bidder wins that period. https://www.coingather.com/exchange/sponsor More to come! Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: abyaby123 on April 08, 2017, 10:47:58 AM Waiting 5 days for a Ticket answer now..
Is the Chat from you just a fake? Nearly no Volume on your exchange Edit: 9 days still waiting Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: FuzzyBear on April 08, 2017, 03:26:55 PM Error in trying to create a new account...
Service not available, closing transmission channel. The server response was: 16ba5e08-e563-4461-8464-70487ab6484f Error: Not enough credit. Fuzzybear Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: bitkokos2 on June 11, 2017, 11:31:20 PM 0.05 LTC for LTC withdrawals!!!! That's $1.75 even if you want to cash out 0.1 LTC
Other exchanges charge 0.002 LTC Fee Are they serious??? Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: khaledraw on July 16, 2017, 07:57:44 PM be aware of this market place
i made a sell order for HTML5 at 2 July 2017 for 2 sat and the total order was 2.8 BTC then yesterday there was buying move at 2 sat with 11 BTC and my order is still open !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and when i publish that at troll box i found some members have the same Issue check the scandal of buying orders yesterday yourself https://www.coingather.com/exchange/HTML5/BTC Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Rickdr59 on August 16, 2017, 12:58:24 AM Just wanted to thank everybody for the heads up about Coingather.
*sigh* and the search for an exchange that isn't being run by drug addicts or gangsters continues. :P *and just an aside to the Bitcoin Forum Admin(s): guys, it took me 5 attempts to register with this place and finally get in. I've been an admin on another site for 8 years, I know it isn't supposed to be like this. Seriously, if you want your place to grow at all, you need to fine tune a few things* Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: atomicgroup on August 16, 2017, 07:19:54 AM 5 MegaCoin (MEC) to the next 50 registered CoinGather users. Due to site rules, do not reply to this thread relating to the giveaway. To receive the 5 MegaCoin (MEC) you must register and generate a CoinGather MegaCoin deposit address. Private message me here with your registered CoinGather username and deposit address to receive the 5 MegaCoin. Thanks! It is easy to know that you are an experienced person when it comes to business exposure due to this your generosity but i will advise you to try to organize a signature campaign program if you can afford it because it shall makes your business to be popular on this forum. https://www.coingather.com only lead your news site to show the newly listed coin,why ? Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: inspiron on August 19, 2017, 08:44:57 PM they even dont care there support tickets, also there wallet stake mostly coin, that's not good Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: TechnoComanche on September 03, 2017, 09:52:40 AM Might B a scam... withdrawals show Process Error, and Balance is deminished... :(
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: coin police on October 23, 2017, 06:38:33 PM to everybody please dont use this Exchange
this is a bigg scam you can transfer money in this Exchange but withdraw them again is impossible you get Processed Error and all your coins are gone the support dont help and just make jokes by sending pictures off sprouts then dont wanne solf any issue just are in it to steal your money hope i can help some people before they transfer to coingather because then you coins are gone asking for help in the chat only gets you banned there Sprouts SPRTS 49999998.48000000 SdN9ABKThq46ZJPWYtLXDGP3J2tre16vwe ProcessedError Oct 3, 2017 4:06:17 AM Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: MoonWhale on November 05, 2017, 10:03:54 AM I'm having difficulty with a FujiCoin deposit not showing up at CG. I just withdrew my 0.03 bitcoin. That seems to have worked at least.
Get your act together CG. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Nivir on November 19, 2017, 02:12:06 AM Lol I have some decent amount since I started trading here few months ago. Just recently I withdrawn nearly all of it because volume didn't really improved. Good decision then since I just tried to search here about Coingather and all I can get are negative remarks.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: nicefx on November 22, 2017, 09:10:29 PM aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand its gone ..... :-X
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: QQ6693606 on November 22, 2017, 11:07:31 PM offline？
gone？ Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: shrimpdigger on November 23, 2017, 12:28:20 AM hope not, cmon guys, trust has built, xoxo
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: heitorx on November 23, 2017, 03:03:01 AM I hope they come back but i dont think so. Well, time to work and try to make money they got from me.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: newmitnick on November 23, 2017, 09:26:32 AM what's going on ? the exchange doesn't work from yesterday ? I hope it will be back again in short time !
PS: the support website is on : https://coingather.freshdesk.com/support/home (https://coingather.freshdesk.com/support/home) Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: QQ6693606 on November 23, 2017, 01:27:04 PM 24hrs gone!
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: coinriches on November 23, 2017, 01:32:48 PM This is so unbelievable! Off line for over 24hrs, no word from them anywhere twitter, fb, email. Coingather gone?! Just like that?
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: mirzamagaev on November 23, 2017, 04:15:01 PM With us turned the scam, exactly?
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: DraxCoin on November 23, 2017, 05:58:27 PM Coingather must have a tiny user base - barely anybody talking about this online. It's been over 24 hours down with no response. Pretty frustrating having a small part of my portfolio on there for buy and sell orders that I can't access.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Helsing on November 23, 2017, 06:14:10 PM Fuuuuuu I sold many XIN there and probably lost many BTC.... I will kill myself if they stole my money... :(
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: as_Mieszko on November 23, 2017, 06:16:24 PM is it possible? they worked for several years.....
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: as_Mieszko on November 23, 2017, 06:17:47 PM Fuuuuuu I sold many XIN there and probably lost many BTC.... I will kill myself if they stole my money... :( Stop it! Not worth it :P Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: tokenart on November 23, 2017, 06:38:59 PM I really thought rapta was more responsible than this. He has been gone before and always come back, but now users are panicked.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: as_Mieszko on November 23, 2017, 06:55:04 PM Honestly, I don't believe they just closed the page and stole money ... They worked so long time and done something like that? I'm afraid it's a hacker attack...But I hope this is a server crash
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: tokenart on November 23, 2017, 07:15:47 PM Most likely it is, everything is good when linking to the site just the host is down. And I'm sure rapta has cold storage for a portion of the exchange funds. At least we hope :-\
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: banananoodles on November 23, 2017, 07:31:40 PM I also had some BTC there. Is there any way to get them back?
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: banananoodles on November 23, 2017, 07:37:55 PM Who is rapta?
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: tokenart on November 23, 2017, 07:45:57 PM Rapta is the admin of the exchange. He is in charge of all operations.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: as_Mieszko on November 23, 2017, 08:03:56 PM I also had some BTC there. Is there any way to get them back? If the platform don't start to work unfortunately not Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: gEMx on November 24, 2017, 12:05:39 AM this is my favorite exchange. i really hope they come back online soon >:( i miss it a lot already. love trading there so much
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: DraxCoin on November 24, 2017, 04:30:45 AM Rapta is the admin of the exchange. He is in charge of all operations. Is there any way to contact him? If it was a hack or something I wish they would just post some info about it. At this point I'd say very little chance of getting our money back. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: newmitnick on November 24, 2017, 10:10:32 AM News:
The support website is working : https://coingather.freshdesk.com/support/home (https://coingather.freshdesk.com/support/home) Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: as_Mieszko on November 24, 2017, 10:38:27 AM Rapta is the admin of the exchange. He is in charge of all operations. Is there any way to contact him? If it was a hack or something I wish they would just post some info about it. At this point I'd say very little chance of getting our money back. Unfortunately not. On bitcointalk he logged in 20.11. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: tokenart on November 24, 2017, 02:52:47 PM Rapta is the admin of the exchange. He is in charge of all operations. Is there any way to contact him? If it was a hack or something I wish they would just post some info about it. At this point I'd say very little chance of getting our money back. Unfortunately not. On bitcointalk he logged in 20.11. And also no updates have been posted through the Twitter account of the exchange. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: banananoodles on November 24, 2017, 08:27:18 PM Is it possible to see the coin movement of the BTC wich i sent to coingather adress?
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: mirzamagaev on November 24, 2017, 09:17:44 PM I sent to the site 22498 doge
https://dogechain.info/tx/2ffc75358a01287741b3b915d0b52cb8b6a8ffd512cb32a10065a696281831c8 Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: gEMx on November 25, 2017, 12:46:29 AM Is it possible to see the coin movement of the BTC wich i sent to coingather adress? yeah your coins are currently going to a place called strippers r us - located in the bahamas Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: QQ6693606 on November 25, 2017, 01:39:29 PM how to get back my coins？
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: FLoving on November 25, 2017, 01:48:25 PM how to get back my coins？ I hope that they come back with a good news for you and they avail for you to withdraw your money.because of reasons like that I often do not use new comer exchanges and smaller exchanges as no new know about them that how much will they trusted. Most of the sites like that only come and when they do not see any profit on their sites they escape away with the money from their available customers. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: allstar on November 25, 2017, 03:20:44 PM hey
i get login problem with https://www.coingather.com/ whats happened? http://prntscr.com/hf3r7b Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: collapse on November 25, 2017, 04:52:58 PM Another one in the list of scamXchanges?
Some "trusted" and easy to use exchanges right now doing 6 million $ (or more) on fees daily. And small exchanges around 2k $ daily or 63k $ monthly. Difficult to understand,.. Quote Domain Name: COINGATHER.COM Registry Domain ID: 1747220641_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.godaddy.com Registrar URL: http://www.godaddy.com Update Date: 2017-06-03T19:34:32Z Creation Date: 2012-09-24T02:48:34Z Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2022-09-24T02:48:34Z Registrar: GoDaddy.com, LLC Registrar IANA ID: 146 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: abuse@godaddy.com Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.4806242505 Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientTransferProhibited Domain Status: clientUpdateProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientUpdateProhibited Domain Status: clientRenewProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientRenewProhibited Domain Status: clientDeleteProhibited http://www.icann.org/epp#clientDeleteProhibited Registry Registrant ID: Not Available From Registry Registrant Name: CoinGather Support Registrant Organization: CoinGather LLC Registrant Street: PO BOX 1372 Registrant City: Maumee Registrant State/Province: Ohio Registrant Postal Code: 43537 Registrant Country: US Registrant Phone: +1.419740069 Registrant Phone Ext: Registrant Fax: Registrant Fax Ext: Registrant Email: support@coingather.com Registry Admin ID: Not Available From Registry Admin Name: CoinGather Support Admin Organization: CoinGather LLC Admin Street: PO BOX 1372 Admin City: Maumee Admin State/Province: Ohio Admin Postal Code: 43537 Admin Country: US Admin Phone: +1.419740069 Admin Phone Ext: Admin Fax: Admin Fax Ext: Admin Email: support@coingather.com Registry Tech ID: Not Available From Registry Tech Name: CoinGather Support Tech Organization: CoinGather LLC Tech Street: PO BOX 1372 Tech City: Maumee Tech State/Province: Ohio Tech Postal Code: 43537 Tech Country: US Tech Phone: +1.419740069 Tech Phone Ext: Tech Fax: Tech Fax Ext: Tech Email: support@coingather.com Name Server: LUCY.NS.CLOUDFLARE.COM Name Server: NORM.NS.CLOUDFLARE.COM DNSSEC: unsigned URL of the ICANN WHOIS Data Problem Reporting System: http://wdprs.internic.net/ >>> Last update of WHOIS database: 2017-07-24T14:00:00Z <<< Also rapta.net (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=240861.msg2863336#msg2863336) ~0.015 BTC lost in alts Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Slow death on November 25, 2017, 08:33:27 PM Is it possible to see the coin movement of the BTC wich i sent to coingather adress? yeah your coins are currently going to a place called strippers r us - located in the bahamas these scammers are always getting free money and are never punished, now they have the money to spend the end of the year in the best places, while the clients spend the end of the year crying Coingather Exchange Has Been Offline for Days and No One Knows Why (https://news.bitcoin.com/coingather-exchange-has-been-offline-for-days-and-no-one-knows-why/?utm_source=OneSignal%20Push&utm_medium=notification&utm_campaign=Push%20Notifications) " Coingather, a tiny cryptocurrency exchange, has disappeared from the web, alarming customers who fear their funds are gone. The Coingather.com domain has been offline since Wednesday November 22, and with no word on Twitter from customer support, there are fears the site’s operators have pulled an exit scam. What’s the Matter With Coingather? Coingather Exchange Has Been Offline for Days and No One Knows WhyFew cryptocurrency traders will have heard of Coingather; it’s an obscure exchange even by the standard of obscure exchanges. It’s not so small as to be able to disappear from the web unnoticed however, and the site’s disgruntled users have wasted no time in voicing their concerns. Coingather might be one of the world’s smallest exchanges, but it’s nevertheless listed on Coinmarketcap complete with 92 trading pairs that are matched with BTC, LTC, DOGE, and HTML5. The site’s admin, who goes by the name of Rapta on the Bitcointalk forum, has been offline for a week. Most of the coins the exchange features are what many traders would call shitcoins. Coinmarketcap lists Coingather’s 24-hour trade volume as being just 11.32 BTC, or around $93,000 – but those figures were last updated days ago, before the site disappeared. The majority of the most recently traded coins on the site comprise Infinity Economics, HTLMCOIN, Ethereum, and LevoPlus. It is hard to assess the total amount of funds that were held on Coingather, but judging by the volume of complaints that have been tweeted over the last few days, the losses could be substantial. " Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: mirzamagaev on November 26, 2017, 06:34:06 AM I hope someone will get to these organizers of the scam and punish mercilessly! I want to have long arms ...
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: oisilener1982 on November 26, 2017, 01:16:09 PM Definitely a SCAM.
Never trust small exchanges I prefer those that would be decentralized someday like Kucoin and Binance. You do not own your crypto if you dont have the Private Key Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Caliber on November 27, 2017, 06:19:00 AM Here is the info for the domain I looked it up on WHOIS ICANN registrar for the domain: https://whois.icann.org/en/lookup?name=coingather.com
It has phone number that registered it, and Arizona Address, they don't give a name, because it was registered with a private registration, but gives plenty enough information, to find the dude. It is best to lookup the person who registered the domain, this way, since it is the easiest. Hope this Helps. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: newmitnick on November 27, 2017, 10:15:43 AM if someone in USA can contact the FBI to look for those scammer and return money from them !
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: dnz gns on November 27, 2017, 11:21:28 AM I think the fee is quite high. If you want to attract traders, I think you need to download 50 percent more. it must even be free for a long time.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: LEINADbtc on November 28, 2017, 03:28:20 PM The site isn't launching at the moment.
Interested in giving it a try. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: marcar on November 29, 2017, 03:08:58 AM Whois Lookup Date: 06-07-14 Domain Name: RAPTA.NET Registrar URL: http://www.godaddy.com Registrant Name: David Bushea Registrant Organization: Name Server: DNS2.CISP.COM Name Server: DNS1.CISP.COM DNSSEC: unsigned David Bushea seens to be the owner of Coingather.com - Person David C Bushea, age 32 Locations Toledo, OH Maumee, OH Thank You Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: banananoodles on November 29, 2017, 11:12:37 AM Whois Lookup Date: 06-07-14 Domain Name: RAPTA.NET Registrar URL: http://www.godaddy.com Registrant Name: David Bushea Registrant Organization: Name Server: DNS2.CISP.COM Name Server: DNS1.CISP.COM DNSSEC: unsigned David Bushea seens to be the owner of Coingather.com - Person David C Bushea, age 32 Locations Toledo, OH Maumee, OH Thank You Why did the original post from "heitorx" dissapear? Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: banananoodles on November 29, 2017, 01:20:14 PM The site htmlcoin.com wrote on twitter, that they allready informed the FBI
https://twitter.com/hashtag/HTMLCOIN?src=hash Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: marcar on November 29, 2017, 01:34:59 PM I will be driving to this location once I have the address confirmed and I will be bringing Law Enforcement with me.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: marcar on November 29, 2017, 02:12:00 PM Please File a Complaint
https://complaint.ic3.gov/ Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Sharpblunt on November 29, 2017, 06:19:26 PM Whois Lookup Date: 06-07-14 Domain Name: RAPTA.NET Registrar URL: http://www.godaddy.com Registrant Name: David Bushea Registrant Organization: Name Server: DNS2.CISP.COM Name Server: DNS1.CISP.COM DNSSEC: unsigned David Bushea seens to be the owner of Coingather.com - Person David C Bushea, age 32 Locations Toledo, OH Maumee, OH Thank You Why did the original post from "heitorx" dissapear? If this is his correct LinkedIn profile it could definitely be him, skills match the skills needed to run an exchange almost exactly. https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-bushea-2bb0072 Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Specktroman on November 30, 2017, 01:42:16 AM 2905 Moffat Rd
https://[Suspicious link removed]/maps/BnQAWex5w8Q2 https://www.nationalvoterfile.com/OH0019747666-david-bushea-toledo-ohio his father has the same name and work here company www.cisp.com . @rapta is David C. Boshea Jr. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: thiagoproducao on November 30, 2017, 05:49:09 PM I will be driving to this location once I have the address confirmed and I will be bringing Law Enforcement with me. Take a look at your inbox... Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: MOProgress on December 01, 2017, 07:13:39 AM So these guys just shut down and disappear with our fund right. Only God know the amount of Billion Dollar they have gone with. I have 30million sprout, 50,000BQ and 2LTC in there, now all are gone.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: coingatherhunt on December 01, 2017, 11:31:54 AM We found the possible owner of coingather and where its located (see other posts above).
We tried to talk to him in many ways (work, home, friends) to try and clear things out. But he is 'hiding' from us. If anyone can go there and try to talk to him, it's the best option to get coingather back. We already filled a report in local police too. We have a pdf report with all the case and facts about the possible suspect. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: thiagoproducao on December 01, 2017, 02:18:38 PM IF you want coingather back, please!
1 - Fill a complaint. http://ic3.gov/default.aspx 2- CALL o FBI de Cleveland: Phone: (216) 522-1400 3 - Fill a complaint: https://econsumer.gov Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: coinriches on December 02, 2017, 11:46:31 AM Great job everyone. Pls let not relent in our admirable collective efforts to #SmokeOutRapta. So that our beloved crypto space can be free of thieving platforms.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: DraxCoin on December 02, 2017, 08:54:06 PM Posting so this thread doesn't die out. I also lost over $1k on coingather. I know the exchange was tiny which means public interest in the problem is minimal, but this theft by the exchange sets a precedence for the whole industry. There needs to be accountability for those involved no matter the $$ amount. Otherwise this will continue to happen with nobody caring. If you have lost money from coingather, please fill out the complaint form others have posted and hope for justice in this matter.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: almightyruler on December 02, 2017, 10:12:48 PM May I play devil's advocate for a moment?
Has anyone considered that this is a one man operation, and rather than there being a conscious decision to disappear and rip people off, something has happened to him? I did notice that the exchange came back up briefly, at least once, although it seems to be down again. Could it be that there's some technical problem which requires human intervention (eg run out of disk space) but there's no admin available to intervene? Just putting it out there. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: DraxCoin on December 02, 2017, 11:03:50 PM May I play devil's advocate for a moment? Has anyone considered that this is a one man operation, and rather than there being a conscious decision to disappear and rip people off, something has happened to him? Thanks for posting this, and yeah that's definitely a scenario because this small of an exchange could be run by one person. When did the exchange come back online? I didn't hear about it. Was anyone able top withdrawal their coins in the last week? I did notice that the exchange came back up briefly, at least once, although it seems to be down again. Could it be that there's some technical problem which requires human intervention (eg run out of disk space) but there's no admin available to intervene? Just putting it out there. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: pornluver on December 03, 2017, 10:53:04 AM We found the possible owner of coingather and where its located (see other posts above). We tried to talk to him in many ways (work, home, friends) to try and clear things out. But he is 'hiding' from us. If anyone can go there and try to talk to him, it's the best option to get coingather back. We already filled a report in local police too. We have a pdf report with all the case and facts about the possible suspect. Where Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: JungleOnion on December 03, 2017, 09:03:04 PM I lost around $400 dollars of value in coins there. I really don't know how this can be an exit scam considering they have been active since 2014, there's no reason to exit right now, specially with such low volume in the exchange, I'm not totally sure of how much money from users was lost. It would make sense to exit considering the pumped bitcoin is having, but from a larger exchange, not a small one such as coingather.
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: IdoKrauss1 on December 04, 2017, 06:25:45 AM for the last 2 months i was chasing them for some 22 ltc i sent a while back, they did not update my balance, and after sending several email on the subject i got the following strange message:
"INTERNAL Wallet team - why has this ticket not been addressed? Escalate this immediately. Ticket: http..." this leads me to think it was planed for at least 2 months, no one will see his money back, never trust small exchanges Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: coinriches on December 04, 2017, 09:06:31 AM May I play devil's advocate for a moment? Has anyone considered that this is a one man operation, and rather than there being a conscious decision to disappear and rip people off, something has happened to him? I did notice that the exchange came back up briefly, at least once, although it seems to be down again. Could it be that there's some technical problem which requires human intervention (eg run out of disk space) but there's no admin available to intervene? Just putting it out there. There are other numerous honest businesses started from owner's guarages that graduates into huge successes. The number one rule is transparent honesty, not disappearing with a word to your customers. This is theft. Simple. And we can stop him. Let's stop him for the sake of our industry. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: newmitnick on December 04, 2017, 02:26:06 PM lets move guys you do well call FBI call CIA, even call the president of USA to restore our lost funds and catch thiefs !!. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: almightyruler on December 04, 2017, 02:53:17 PM May I play devil's advocate for a moment? Has anyone considered that this is a one man operation, and rather than there being a conscious decision to disappear and rip people off, something has happened to him? I did notice that the exchange came back up briefly, at least once, although it seems to be down again. Could it be that there's some technical problem which requires human intervention (eg run out of disk space) but there's no admin available to intervene? Just putting it out there. There are other numerous honest businesses started from owner's guarages that graduates into huge successes. The number one rule is transparent honesty, not disappearing with a word to your customers. This is theft. Simple. And we can stop him. Let's stop him for the sake of our industry. How can you be transparently honest if you get hit by a bus and end up comatose in a hospital bed? That was my point. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: coinriches on December 04, 2017, 03:07:03 PM May I play devil's advocate for a moment? Has anyone considered that this is a one man operation, and rather than there being a conscious decision to disappear and rip people off, something has happened to him? I did notice that the exchange came back up briefly, at least once, although it seems to be down again. Could it be that there's some technical problem which requires human intervention (eg run out of disk space) but there's no admin available to intervene? Just putting it out there. There are other numerous honest businesses started from owner's guarages that graduates into huge successes. The number one rule is transparent honesty, not disappearing with a word to your customers. This is theft. Simple. And we can stop him. Let's stop him for the sake of our industry. How can you be transparently honest if you get hit by a bus and end up comatose in a hospital bed? That was my point. I prefare to get that report from FBI's investigation than to sit still on some baseless assumptions. Let's #SmokeOutRapta Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: almightyruler on December 04, 2017, 07:43:49 PM May I play devil's advocate for a moment? Has anyone considered that this is a one man operation, and rather than there being a conscious decision to disappear and rip people off, something has happened to him? I did notice that the exchange came back up briefly, at least once, although it seems to be down again. Could it be that there's some technical problem which requires human intervention (eg run out of disk space) but there's no admin available to intervene? Just putting it out there. There are other numerous honest businesses started from owner's guarages that graduates into huge successes. The number one rule is transparent honesty, not disappearing with a word to your customers. This is theft. Simple. And we can stop him. Let's stop him for the sake of our industry. How can you be transparently honest if you get hit by a bus and end up comatose in a hospital bed? That was my point. I prefare to get that report from FBI's investigation than to sit still on some baseless assumptions. Let's #SmokeOutRapta Fair enough. I admit this industry doesn't have the best track record when it comes to exchanges, online wallets, and other third party services. I think initial inquiries with relevant authorities are a certainly good idea, but not so sure that publicly doxxing the guy (see earlier posts in this thread) is appropriate. There was one slightly odd thing that happened to me recently. I pointed out that for my last two withdrawals I was charged a 0.0012 BTC fee but the actual network transaction only paid 0.0002712 (about one fifth of what I was charged). I subsequently suggested coingather should refund the difference to all affected clients because it was effectively pure profit. The response was "We will consider that - that's a bit of a stretch to say pure profit. You probably do not realize the costs involved in running a site like ours." That's a bit like calling out a store for a card surcharge of 10%, and then they justify it by saying the rent isn't cheap...... That was nearly 2 months ago and haven't heard anything (or seen any credit) since. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: almightyruler on December 04, 2017, 09:29:53 PM Anyone have any old records that may show the true IP of coingather.com? (It's hidden because cloudflare is in front of it).
I looked up some historical records from 2014, but it seems it was already on cloudflare by then. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: banananoodles on December 05, 2017, 07:25:50 PM Anyone have any old records that may show the true IP of coingather.com? (It's hidden because cloudflare is in front of it). I looked up some historical records from 2014, but it seems it was already on cloudflare by then. This was allready posted before. The true IP is 72.52.151.45 Why are posts disappearing all the time?? Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: almightyruler on December 05, 2017, 08:51:35 PM Anyone have any old records that may show the true IP of coingather.com? (It's hidden because cloudflare is in front of it). I looked up some historical records from 2014, but it seems it was already on cloudflare by then. This was allready posted before. The true IP is 72.52.151.45 Why are posts disappearing all the time?? It was mentioned in another thread, sure you're not getting confused and thinking the post has been deleted from here? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2454147.0 Anyway, liquidweb has a WHOIS server that may show the owner details of that IP, but it seems to be down right now. (That's assuming the IP is correct. I don't know how that poster found it.) Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: almightyruler on December 05, 2017, 08:59:57 PM Okay, figured out the WHOIS server, but it doesn't really give any useful information. It just shows the large block of IPs assigned to liquidweb, but with a different name. (Both have the address of 4210 Creyts Road - this appears to be the address of the webhost, not the customer).
Many rwhois servers will show specific customer details for a single IP or small IP range, but in this case it looks like it's a no-go. Again this assumes the IP is correct. If it's an old IP, it's possible it is not allocated to any customer right now, and we're looking in entirely the wrong place. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: banananoodles on December 05, 2017, 10:10:43 PM @almightyruler
thanks you are right, it's in the other thread Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: QQ6693606 on December 09, 2017, 03:30:55 PM fuck coingather!
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: wiser on December 11, 2017, 10:14:11 PM watching...
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: ljiljan02 on December 18, 2017, 07:30:11 PM still nothing, my 3k Doge are lost forever
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: almightyruler on December 25, 2017, 11:13:49 PM Has anyone tried to trace the biggies (eg BTC, LTC, DOGE) with a block explorer to figure out the hot wallet addresses, to see if any funds have moved since the exchange went offline?
If you deposited or withdrew funds around the time the website died, post a link to the tx in an explorer and we'll see if we can figure it out. --- Also, saw this on Twitter. No idea if it's legit or trolling. Update CoinGather was shut down by the FBI a few weeks ago. The owner wasn't hacked or didn't run off with all the coins. He was shutdown because of some licensing issue and is likely silent because of legal concerns. I drove to CSIP (his employment) and this is what I was told. Source: https://twitter.com/bling_bar/status/937168091242549248 Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: as_Mieszko on January 05, 2018, 12:39:04 PM - Also, saw this on Twitter. No idea if it's legit or trolling. Update CoinGather was shut down by the FBI a few weeks ago. The owner wasn't hacked or didn't run off with all the coins. He was shutdown because of some licensing issue and is likely silent because of legal concerns. I drove to CSIP (his employment) and this is what I was told. Source: https://twitter.com/bling_bar/status/937168091242549248 I don't think It's true... unfortunately. In this case, some official information should appear or anything Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: MaximousDarwin32 on January 15, 2018, 05:39:49 PM Any news regarding this case? Official confirmation? FBI announcement or such?
Long time passed already, and still nothing... An exchange just disappears, just like that? Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: almightyruler on January 15, 2018, 10:49:58 PM I don't have anything to add other than to repeat my request for people to post txids of withdrawals around the time that the exchange disappeared.
That way we can find the hot wallet and see if customer funds have been moved since then. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: coinriches on January 20, 2018, 05:56:04 PM I don't have anything to add other than to repeat my request for people to post txids of withdrawals around the time that the exchange disappeared. What time frame from their shutdown can you work with?That way we can find the hot wallet and see if customer funds have been moved since then. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: almightyruler on February 20, 2018, 05:19:23 PM I don't have anything to add other than to repeat my request for people to post txids of withdrawals around the time that the exchange disappeared. What time frame from their shutdown can you work with?That way we can find the hot wallet and see if customer funds have been moved since then. Sorry, I missed this message. I guess anything is a start, although the older the transaction (or rather, the further away it is from the close date) the more likely it is that the funds will have been reused (legitimately) for other customer's withdrawals, and their transactions etc. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: MrZ28s on February 24, 2018, 04:48:49 AM - Also, saw this on Twitter. No idea if it's legit or trolling. Update CoinGather was shut down by the FBI a few weeks ago. The owner wasn't hacked or didn't run off with all the coins. He was shutdown because of some licensing issue and is likely silent because of legal concerns. I drove to CSIP (his employment) and this is what I was told. Source: https://twitter.com/bling_bar/status/937168091242549248 I don't think It's true... unfortunately. In this case, some official information should appear or anything I also won't believe it. I wonder what will FBI do with those funds if ever they closed the exchange. FBI should return it to its owners? I think the operator of CoinGather should be filed a case. This is crazy. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: fakecryptsynagger on February 27, 2018, 09:44:54 AM 8)
Hey Coingather I don't care your lost , stolen assets or hack . Just share your coingather database to HTMLCOIN foundation They already frozen htmlcoin wallet what you hodl Far batter Pm then With dev@htmlcoin.team help@htmlcoin.team So those owners who trap in CG Get their assets back Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: coinriches on March 23, 2018, 09:51:27 AM 8) Hey Coingather I don't care your lost , stolen assets or hack . Just share your coingather database to HTMLCOIN foundation They already frozen htmlcoin wallet what you hodl Far batter Pm then With dev@htmlcoin.team help@htmlcoin.team So those owners who trap in CG Get their assets back Thanks for this important info, and hats off to the team at HTMLcoin. I really do wish other dev teams work this fail safe mechanism into their various chains. Its not enough, on the long run, to be merely 'decentralize' if safety can't be guaranteed (or enforced when the need arises) on your platform. I learnt NEM did something similar in the wake of the hack that happened recently at a Korean exchange. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: almightyruler on April 29, 2018, 08:08:31 PM Turns out the FBI thing is for real. :o
Did coingather transact in USD or any other fiat? http://coingather.com/index.html https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/cyber/information-on-coingather-com-seizure March 15, 2018 Information on Coingather.com Seizure The Coingather.com domain has been seized by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in accordance with a seizure warrant issued pursuant to 18 U.S.C. §§ 981, 982, and 1960 upon a probable cause finding by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio that the Coingather domain was used, or was intended to be used, to commit or facilitate criminal violations of 18 U.S.C. § 1960 (Prohibition of unlicensed money transmitting businesses). Please refer back to this page for future updates regarding the status of accounts held on the exchange. If you would like to file a complaint and have not already done so, please visit www.IC3.gov. Please include in the body of the complaint a reference to “Coingather” and your contact information, including the e-mail address that you originally registered with the exchange. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: collapse on May 02, 2018, 09:36:18 AM So Federal Bureau of Investigation has my coins,..., and has no intention to return it (easy). Not too much difference with scamXchange,..
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: fakecryptsynagger on October 21, 2019, 12:20:48 PM https://bitrss.com/news/146896/crypto-exchange-civil-asset-forfeiture-and-the-long-tail-of-the-law
Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: almightyruler on October 22, 2019, 08:38:25 AM https://bitrss.com/news/146896/crypto-exchange-civil-asset-forfeiture-and-the-long-tail-of-the-law Interesting read, especially the part about suing property. How is an inanimate object supposed to defend itself? https://dockets.justia.com/docket/michigan/miedce/2:2019cv12863/342061 Plaintiff: United States of America Defendant: Any and All Cryptocurrency or Other Digital Assets Contained in Virtual Currency Wallets Residing on the Dell PowerEdge Server, Serial Number JNFHSW1 and Dell PowerEdge Server, Serial Number JNFHSW1 Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: fakecryptsynagger on October 22, 2019, 10:20:43 AM https://bitrss.com/news/146896/crypto-exchange-civil-asset-forfeiture-and-the-long-tail-of-the-law Interesting read, especially the part about suing property. How is an inanimate object supposed to defend itself? https://dockets.justia.com/docket/michigan/miedce/2:2019cv12863/342061 Plaintiff: United States of America Defendant: Any and All Cryptocurrency or Other Digital Assets Contained in Virtual Currency Wallets Residing on the Dell PowerEdge Server, Serial Number JNFHSW1 and Dell PowerEdge Server, Serial Number JNFHSW1 Still fbi not commented ( when asking https://www.theblockcrypto.com/genesis/42655/crypto-exchange-civil-asset-forfeiture-and-the-long-tail-of-the-law about blockcrypto reports ) Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: fakecryptsynagger on May 03, 2020, 06:23:05 AM https://cointelegraph.com/news/if-you-held-crypto-on-coingather-in-2017-the-us-government-wants-to-give-it-back
Good luck 👍 . How trap in this shit ( Those who file a complaint on CG, long before - go check you mail ) Those who not get mail , try again https://www.justice.gov/usao-edmi/coingather Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: fakecryptsynagger on May 03, 2020, 07:03:00 AM USAMIE-coingather@usdoj.gov
Details https://www.justice.gov/usao-edmi/coingather Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: coinriches on December 07, 2020, 08:25:11 AM https://cointelegraph.com/news/if-you-held-crypto-on-coingather-in-2017-the-us-government-wants-to-give-it-back Good luck 👍 . How trap in this shit ( Those who file a complaint on CG, long before - go check you mail ) Those who not get mail , try again https://www.justice.gov/usao-edmi/coingather Are you sure I can try again? Anybody tried this and it works? I got a lot of coins on the exchange back then and most of it have mooned. Would be nice to have them restored Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: collapse on January 22, 2024, 02:37:57 PM According to "FINAL Proposed Default Judment and Final Order", "the thing" has assets in cryptocurrency with today value of more than 3million$ (not valuated at this price in the documents).
Quote 48.1402613 Bitcoin (18-FBI-008147) => 1969895.44$ 12480173.0391709 DogeCoin (18-FBI-008172) => 1049346.13$ 81.88779035 Ethereum (18-FBI-008184) => 195316.43$ 445.538376820001 LiteCoin (18-FBI-008209) => 30766.31$ "Coingather" seems the same fiasco as other exchange settlements where clients (potential claimants) can not check the balance, after years, before formal claim. Like Cryptopia (NZ), Cryptsy due to database erase (USA),..., In the other hand Mtgox (Japan) where the claim process was performed online due to foreigner users. We can read in "ECF 141 Declaration in Support": Quote 7. Based on the direct notice and the notice by publication, the time to file a claim for the Defendants in rem has expired. Outside of those individuals whose claims have been stricken or that the government anticipates will be resolved by stipulated judgment in the near future, none of the potential claimants have filed a Claim for the Defendants in rem, or an Answer or other responsive motion to the Complaint, or otherwise defended against the above-entitled action within the time required by the Supplemental Rules. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: collapse on January 22, 2024, 02:51:17 PM Affected cryptocurrencies:
Quote IT IS ORDERED that the United States’ Motion for Entry of Default Judgment Against All Interested Parties and Final Order of Forfeiture as to a Subset of the Defendants in rem is GRANTED and Default Judgment is ENTERED in favor of the United States. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Defendants in rem identified below are FORFEITED to the United States under 18 U.S.C. § 981(a)(1)(C) and a Final Order of Forfeiture as to those Defendants in rem is GRANTED and ENTERED: Dell PowerEdge Server, Serial Number JNFHSW1 (18-FBI-008273); (***REDACTED***) Wallet Balance - Name - Identifier (***REDACTED***) 3159978221 020LondonCoin (18-FBI-008129); 0.03555076 42-Coin (18-FBI-008130); 50471.93317 AAYOCTest (18-FBI-008131); 114223.6076 AchilliesCoin (18-FBI-008132); 3876408.595 AlohaCrypto (18-FBI-008133); 458629.7789 Amygws (18-FBI-008136); 397422.705 AsiaDigiCoin (18-FBI-008137); 18965404.16 AsicCoin (18-FBI-008138); 5883.136586 AtomicCoin (18-FBI-008139); 205722438.1 BatCoin (18-FBI-008140); 6665131.829 BBQCoin (18-FBI-008141); 27.54616594 Bcash (18-FBI-008142); 99877.69206 BERNCash (18-FBI-008143); 78408.01117 BigBoobsCoin (18-FBI-008144); 698107.6683 BinaryCoin (18-FBI-008145); 53969.63744 BitBean (18-FBI-008146); 48.1402613 Bitcoin (18-FBI-008147); 0.59208205 Bitcore (18-FBI-008148); 3782210.027 bitqy (18-FBI-008149); 5371.47082 BitSend (18-FBI-008150); 198447.8677 BitSynq (18-FBI-008151); 229.3 Bitz (18-FBI-008152); 424.6581136 BlackCoin (18-FBI-008153); 73551.44835 BoomCoin (18-FBI-008154); 754966.4312 BRAT (18-FBI-008155); 10655609.11 BuillionCoin (18-FBI-008156); 19276747135.12 CageCoin (18-FBI-008157); 214054229.3 CaliforniaCoin (18-FBI-008158); 2280.847628 CannabisCoin (18-FBI-008159); 1995683.325 CasinoChip (18-FBI-008160); 19774.61817 CoinGatherCoin; 659.6087879 Comet (18-FBI-008161); 8.55470882 COVEN (18-FBI-008162); 142430.0492 CraftCoin (18-FBI-008163); 1011756.1 CryptoJacksCoin (18-FBI-008164); 99221.86628 CryptoLion (18-FBI-008165); 57.24600042 DarkMoon (18-FBI-008166); 0.99797059 Dash (18-FBI-008167); 80.02477363 Denarius (18-FBI-008168); 372365223.12260200 DevCoin (18-FBI-008169); 10891820.6 DiamondCoin (18-FBI-008170); 24079.92442 DigiBytes (18-FBI-008171); 12480173.0391709 DogeCoin (18-FBI-008172); 97207.91405 DotCoin (18-FBI-008173); 5210266.85 DPSCoin (18-FBI-008174); 256635803.5 EarthCoin (18-FBI-008175); 10479.49878 E-coin (18-FBI-008176); 95129.8354 Elysium (18-FBI-008177); 172.7457707 EmerCoin (18-FBI-008178); 3397166.968 EmpireCoin (18-FBI-008179); 300 EquiTrader (18-FBI-008180); 6700.802145 ErylliumCoin (18-FBI-008181); 9255265.931 Espers New Chain (18-FBI-008182); 9085835.439 Espers2 (18-FBI-008183); 81.88779035 Ethereum (18-FBI-008184); 375.4267953 EverGreenCoin (18-FBI-008185); 54639.35119 EvoPoints (18-FBI-008186); 10701516.5 Exceleum (18-FBI-008187); 28284.35978 ExeCoin (18-FBI-008188); 53.63244616 FeatherCoin (18-FBI-008189); 2405667.514 FujiCoin (18-FBI-008190); 889.8234906 GaiaCoin (18-FBI-008191); 8.97350435 GameCredits (18-FBI-008192); 829203.3456 GenerationChanger (18-FBI-008193); 28414.79135 GlobalToken (18-FBI-008194); 1146.83383 GoldCoin (18-FBI-008195); 276692.7818 GPUCoin (18-FBI-008196); 138.20714 Gulden (18-FBI-008197); 8821.428965 HiCoin (18-FBI-008198); 12978928.63 HiroCoin (18-FBI-008199); 233.5576415 Honey (18-FBI-008200); 351314.7241 Hope (18-FBI-008201); 13416335940.47560 HTMLCOIN (18-FBI-008202); 75.17273184 iDice (18-FBI-008203); 31263179.095282 InfinityEconomics (18-FBI-008204); 4725539.776 InflationCoin (18-FBI-008205); 15.209 KeyCoin (18-FBI-008206); 18604848.33 KittehCoin (18-FBI-008207); 1606780.561 LevoPlus (18-FBI-008208); 445.538376820001 LiteCoin (18-FBI-008209); 32293.047 LitecoinDark (18-FBI-008210); 16196379.12 LiteDoge (18-FBI-008211); 118424.2472 LuckyCoin (18-FBI-008212); 480.5945643 LunaCoin (18-FBI-008213); 109530.2937 Lyrabar (18-FBI-008214); 129041.9657 MasterSwisCoin (18-FBI-008215); 1376753.071 MazaCoin (18-FBI-008216); 13322767.84 MCASH (18-FBI-008217); 518297.4216 MegaBitCoin (18-FBI-008218); 72592.01148 MegaCoin (18-FBI-008219); 3765574.662 MelaniaCoin (18-FBI-008220); 905.55113 MillionBitcoinCash (18-FBI-008221); 2093453.409 MintCoin (18-FBI-008222); 517023.3315 MLC Coin (18-FBI-008223); 30.29179632 MonacoCoin (18-FBI-008224); 138475204.9 MoonCoin (18-FBI-008225); 9309124.288 MyGulfCoin (18-FBI-008226); 699145.9083 NegativityOld (18-FBI-008228); 655.5606528 Neutron (18-FBI-008229); 9572907896.9324 NewYorkCoin (18-FBI-008230); 6791104.293 NewZealandKiwi (18-FBI-008231); 284.1028826 OhmWallet (18-FBI-008232); 12.498 PayCoin (18-FBI-008233); 2224787.778 PiZZAcoin (18-FBI-008234); 199.5 PlatonicCoin (18-FBI-008235); 21387.90663 PlusGoldUnion (18-FBI-008236); 688.7771998 PotCoin (18-FBI-008237); 1000000 POTENTL Coin (18-FBI-008238); 138661.3732 ProCurrency (18-FBI-008239); 10656.98076 PureVidz (18-FBI-008240); 4736.946238 PutinCoin (18-FBI-008241); 1790621.276 PX (18-FBI-008242); 2294675.15 ReddCoin (18-FBI-008243); 198355.3981 ReferralPointsCoin (18-FBI-008244); 20637.12487 Rupaya (18-FBI-008245); 2776.684548 Rupee (18-FBI-008246); 2491.55508 SativaCoin (18-FBI-008247); 34482.8307 SGelderGER (18-FBI-008248); 12.94826752 ShadowCash (18-FBI-008249); 60884187.92 SoccerCoin (18-FBI-008250); 733.8878729 SpectreCoin (18-FBI-008251); 9324759860 Sprouts (18-FBI-008252); 34625.74595 StackBIT (18-FBI-008253); 23 StakeCoin (18-FBI-008254); 70933093785.7322 StrongHands (18-FBI-008255); 1308783.692 Swiscoin (18-FBI-008256); 568.6973501 TagCoin (18-FBI-008257); 17763.17861 TerraCoin (18-FBI-008258); 186151.9425 TRIStarCoin (18-FBI-008259); 1938410.32 TriviaCoin (18-FBI-008260); 740099.69 UnixCoin (18-FBI-008261); 3528467.507 VergeCoin (18-FBI-008262); 30.77408683 Vertcoin (18-FBI-008263); 14798.5053 VirtacoinPlus (18-FBI-008264); 481.9643843 VPNCoin (18-FBI-008265); 47879.04727 WiserCoin (18-FBI-008266); 3632.593048 WomenCOIN (18-FBI-008267); 4896.437251 WorldCoin (18-FBI-008268); 2334723.852 YoCoin (18-FBI-008269); 230486.8719 ZetaCoin (18-FBI-008270); 7199.122809 Zoin (18-FBI-008271); and 1691.698 ZurCoin (18-FBI-008272). Any right, title, or ownership interest of all interested parties, or their successors and assigns, in the Defendants in rem identified above, is forever EXTINGUISHED and clear title to those Defendants in rem is VESTED in the United States. The Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Marshals Service, or its designee, is AUTHORIZED to dispose of the Defendants in rem according to law. Title: Re: [ANN] Exchange - CoinGather Post by: Lasergun on January 23, 2024, 06:21:34 PM Affected cryptocurrencies: Quote 0.03555076 42-Coin (18-FBI-008130); It looks like the figure is incorrect… https://explorer.42-coin.org/address/4HhKjL6UNvXgzvh8gQ6tDFGxXtPM8ZmysJ |