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Well I didn't ask about getting anything. Just finding out if I actually had any in there.
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Is it possible to find out what coins and how much you had there without going through the actual KYC process?
I really can't remember if I had 0 or 10 BTC there and don't want to KYC with the possibility that I actually have 0 balance.
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Do you believe everything Mark "falsifying data to inflate Mt. Gox’s holdings by $33.5 million" Karpeles tells you?
Do you trust his expertise gained from years of running an amateur-hour-shitshow-exchange so easily hacked?
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Every Cryptsy account had contact info: an email address.
Why the fuck didn't they email everyone who had funds there and inform how much and which coins, and ask if the user wants to make a claim for them?
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How can I find out if and which coins and how much if any I had in there?
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How about you take yourself away from the position rather than boasting how you could but didn't do evil?
How about you go and create your own site and make it as successful, and then give it away if you like communism so much. It's his site, he can do whatever the f he pleases with it. You don't get a say. Sorry. |
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Yeah, just post the whitepapers here and they'll be ripped to shreds.
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I lost my tokens last September because of CURL_NOT_TRANSITIONED. I have completed the reclaim process as instructed. I haven't got them back meanwhile some others apparently have. Any inquiry (even with all the details necessary) to the Foundation contact email has been to no avail.
Someone might be led to believe that the Foundation can just take away your tokens and not even tell you why you aren't getting them back for no reason. However, I believe there is a reason for it. But what is it? Not enough people in the Foundation yet? Not enough funding to work on the issue? Tokens lost by accident? Sent to wrong people? Any other possible reasons?
I heard one guy complain in dischord that he didn't get his claim processed because he refused to donate to the big deal and foundation when it was suggested by David. That guy was later fixed up within 24 hours, so maybe he paid the donation, or maybe his revelation was sufficiently troublesome to push his case to the top of the to do list. Did you donate to foundation etc ? That shouldn't be the reason in my case, as I donated to the Foundation so they could get it up and operating a couple of years ago or so. Can't remember exactly how much, but should be many hundred thousands of dollars or maybe even a million at today's prices. I don't remember the Big Deal one for certain, and have no way of verifying as I didn't make manual records of transactions back in the day. |
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I lost my tokens last September because of CURL_NOT_TRANSITIONED. I have completed the reclaim process as instructed. I haven't got them back meanwhile some others apparently have. Any inquiry (even with all the details necessary) to the Foundation contact email has been to no avail.
Someone might be led to believe that the Foundation can just take away your tokens and not even tell you why you aren't getting them back for no reason. However, I believe there is a reason for it. But what is it? Not enough people in the Foundation yet? Not enough funding to work on the issue? Tokens lost by accident? Sent to wrong people? Any other possible reasons?
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Could someone post a list of nodes, thanks.
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What actually happened to Monero in the last two or three weeks ? The price fell by more than 20 percent. I do not think anyone expected this.
The rise was exchange hackers converting NEM to Monero and now we are back to levels where we were when they started. Also probably fear that more exchanges might start banning Monero. Nice FUD, More??? Please point out just one. Your trolling Fud will only fool morons, it is obviouse you are looking to get cheap coins. We are not fooled by your soft troll here, go back to your shitcoin scams. Just read the article you actually already quoted. |
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What actually happened to Monero in the last two or three weeks ? The price fell by more than 20 percent. I do not think anyone expected this.
The rise was exchange hackers converting NEM to Monero and now we are back to levels where we were when they started. Also probably fear that more exchanges might start banning Monero. |
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I still haven't received my tokens back. My funds are "CURL_NOT_TRANSITIONED" and I have done the reclaim process and my proof tx and reveal tx were confirmed and I got the "Any reclaimed tokens will be sent to your address shown below..." message which means the reclaim should have been successful.
How to proceed from here? Who can tell me what is wrong?
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yobit in maintenance mode. any reason why?
YObit was down because of DDoS attack for a short while. Seems to be trading just fine the last couple of days. |
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Today I have all the coins from my wallet! What to do?
Did you accidentally all of them? |
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I watched David's recent interview and he seems like a respectable person and i am prepared to give him the benefit of doubt but it is getting very frustrating. I have held off on any complaints for almost 18 months but quite frankly this is taking the piss.
No updated, no communication, we are just left with our minds wondering. Considering we are some of the very first individuals to believe in the IOTA project, it seems we count for nothing or at least that's what it feels like.
In the name of progress, David is neglecting us. Yes, he is very busy but c'mon now, this is just getting ridiculous. I have no doubt that we will eventually get what we are owed but this whole process of not knowing what is going on is not fair on the original community. Making us wait on an infinite time scale is not right. You should at least process the most straightforward claims who have been successful in their KYC.
Maybe they too have lost the coins. |
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Looks like there's only one seller in yobit, ending up selling his stash for 2 BTC total or w/e. Anyone who's been around long enough to have a large stash of iCoin should aim a bit higher don't you think?  |
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Any estimate what the actual float is? According to CoinMarketCap the supply is almost 30 million coins, but as iCoin is such an old coin that it was almost worthless at some point after the original dev team left, I suspect many people simply lost their wallets and a huge number of coins is now forever lost. Right now it's still quite feasible to accumulate a 50k to 100k coin stash with a little effort, but the supply is drying up slowly but surely. I'd imagine soon 100k coins will make someone a whale. Btw, nice trend on the 30 day chart: https://yobit.net/en/trade/ICN/BTC#1M |
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