Why cant you process withdrawals automatically like every other exchange? Its just stupid for me to have to wait somebody to click "accept", plus usually lose money while waiting.

Hippie Tech has been harassing us on the Colossuscoin thread, he's been going on about conspiracy theories and the *truth*. I honestly think there is something seriously wrong  with the guy.

No one has had problems with Muddafudda other than Hippie Tech who seems to have problems with everyone.

I'm backing Muddafudda on this even though Hippie Tech will likely be here bitching and moaning that we are conspiring, blah blah blah. I haven't had any problems with Muddafudda, yet Hippie Tech is harassing us daily so if I'm going to get dragged into his drama then I want people to see how his tinfoil hat crusade is pissing everyone off.

My bad. I shouldn't have singled Cryptsy out.

As you can see, I have editted the post.

I had the exact thing happen to me as op , sent a couple emails already to admin(at)openex.pw and no answer. I'm glad I only moved a couple ltc in there.

Why I can't retrieve my ASR from the site? I have lose a lot of money because of this. Please let me withdraw.

Damn, sure as sh*t glad I didn't buy into this coin last week or the week before. Talk about a grand descent...presently at $4.41/ASR. Buy in now?

I'm will be releasing a new version this Saturday with the Java Runtime Environment packaged with the .exe file

ShimalH really did some incredible work with this client. From both a design and functionality perspective it blows every other alt-coin client I've seen out of the water. The DGC blockchain loads in a fraction of the time of the "full" client, and I really like the ability to load multiple wallet.dat's into the client. Without a doubt this will be my primary DGC client from here on out.

Thanks for all your hard work, this is truly a game-changer for DGC!

EVERYONES A SOCKPUPPET TO YOU R3WT. IF YOU HAVNT NOTICED, NOT 1 SINGLE PERSON HAS POSTED TO BACK UP ANY OF YOUR SHIT BS FUD, AND EVERYDAY 5 NEW PEOPLE COME IN AND TELL YOU STFU AND YOU FUCKED UP ON YOUR EXCHANGE AND ITS NOT ASTROCOINS FAULT. ANY ISSUES POSTED HERE IN THE LAST 3 DAYS HAVE BEEN ISSUES WITH YOUR EXCHANGE, AND NOTHING ELSE, except maybe slow block times, which can happen because THIS COIN IS 1 WEEK OLD STILL.

it's your own damn fault for listing a coin too early before they get the kinks worked out. how many days did you even wait? ya get greedy, ya get burned.

Thanks for the info...not had time to follow the thread, will definitely not be using OpenEx again. Luckily I also kept 3 ASR tucked away.

rite because nobody else in the whole astrocoin community including coined up and all the other pools are having issues, but you are. and its everybody elses fault. i knew i shouldnt mention your name, because now you will spam for another 3 hours until i say go away again.
every coin launched by a new development team is a learning process, how else do you think this software is going to adapt if you never tried to use it or run it yourself beforehand. just because they are new developers, doesn't instantly make it a scam. and the developers have been here to fix and work on any issues that have occured, the only person with issues is you and your exchange.
like we said before, you have beef with astrocoin, so your opinion is biased. we dont need you around here spreading shit about our coin.

yes, r3wt, a member of this forum who has been trolling astrocoin since the begining, let astrocoin fork on his exchange. if you notice coinedup never had this problem, because they updated their software like the astrocoin devs asked all exchanges to. but r3wt, did not update, and let his clients lose money to a forked chain
now r3wt, blames this issue on the astrocoin devs and the coin itself, and has been spreading BS FUD and RUMORS LIKE THIS to get people to run away from the coin. its blatently obvious if you have been following this thread at all. the issues lied with r3wt, and his exchange, not astrocoin. and he will do anything to put the blame on astrocoin and its devs.
the astrocoin devs said from the begining openex is not a good exchange and you should not trade your asr their. r3wt wanted a 100asr bounty to put the coin up their the very first day. many coins have issues in their early stages, and the devs here have actually dealt with them quite promptly and efficiently.
if you notice, their are still a few pools running, and the coin is fine on coined up. if their were multiple forks running, this would not be the case. dont use openex

any news??

Quite surprised to see Dogecoin in this list. It's actually doing a great thing to the Bitcoin community by expanding the user base of cryptocoins.

I came to believe that bitcoin proponents can be a little bit arrogant to other altcoins just like the traditional financiers are still arrogant towards bitcoin itself. There're still huge things to come, as the market is not developed yet at all.

My point is, this thread would be way better if you offered advice on how to determine whether the altcoin is likely to be scam.

Thank you r3wt for sticking your neck out and telling it like it is however I have to wonder about someone's motives who encourages the removal of the altcoins section given bitcoin's current stagnant growth (vs. altcoins' popularity and increasing market caps).  Is it because you feel threatened that the altcoins have taken and will continue to take new buyers' money rather than have them focus and spend it on bitcoin, thereby increasing the value of BTC, which you presumably hold?

Whatever your motives for this thread are, here are my impressions on dogecoin.

I guess you've seen the now stickied post on their subreddit called "Dogecoin Hype Video Competition" launched about 3 weeks ago that encourages shibes (their community members) to donate coins towards a prizepool?  For those who haven't, a user with the label "hype shibe" (a shibe is short for shiba inu, the dog whose meme the coin is based on) encourages users to create and post hype videos on youtube in order to have a chance at winning prizes.  Over the past 2 months they've gained a reputation as being community-focused with donations to charitable causes, donating doge to the Jamaican bobsled team which, combined with reaching out the key media contacts, was a clever pump and dump that saw price rise to 260 Satoshi practically overnight but soon fall.  They've managed to increase their subscriber base to over 50,000 and it continues to grow.

Recent controversy includes a debate about whether developers should make it a deflationary currency like bitcoin (fixed max # of coins),  vs. inflationary where more coins are introduced into the ecosystem effectively devaluing the coin over time.  Something I noticed on reddit is that whenever there's a sudden drop in value due to massive selling on one or more exchanges, the pumping "to the moon!" memes and joke posts continue to get upvoted to the front page and crowd out the important ones made by what seems like less-experienced investors who are genuinely in need of advice who are likely panic selling.   People are told to calm down, that 1 doge will always be worth 1 doge (ignoring the fact people paid fiat currency for those doges).    That said, there are miners and early adopters who seem to be making a lot of money and I have to admit, their reddit community is a lot friendlier to newbies than bitcoin and litecoin where you're basically ignored, insulted or told to do a search before posting a question - valid advice but not the way you increase adoption.

I agree with you, but... do you even math, bro?

I'm sure the alt-coin community will re-organise itself somewhere else eventually, but I agree it probably would be better being all or nothing. If we can have subforums for mining and a marketplace then I don't see the harm in having a giveaway section too, but doesn’t look like the powers that be will change their mind on this regardless.