Its ironic that the hackers, who were the initial advocates of digital currencies will inevitably be the ones who wreck what they advocated.

Its also ironic that the same hackers who want to be rich through whatever means will be so through fiat currency, the very thing they hate and seek to de-stabilise.

Makes you wonder what the hell they really want.

Its hard to say really, I mean I started in Sept 2017 with nothing, since then I have spent not one dime on anything up to the present day, yet hold well over 3K alts of all varieties and flavours. Only now starting to realize the worth of what I hold. I have only recently started to use therscan.io to search for ecr20 tokens that have been sent via airdrops (I thought nobody had sent me anything until i found etherscan )

Biggest lesson learned? Wallets that don't display ECR20 tokens, such as Exodus for example, still receive ECR20 tokens to their ether address, and you will only find out what you hold using etherscan if you use a wallet that doesn't display tokens. Yes this sounds like a noob comment, but I am a noob but I am waking up rapidly.

Must be millions of noobs out there not realizing they hold a crap load of ECR20 tokens.

Anyone in this thread want to put a percentage on that ?

God bless bitcointalk just for waking people up.

I regret getting into coins in the first place, but like all the best addictions there is no cure unfortunately

I also regret reading up on others opinions who obsess over graphs, spreadsheets and stockmarket strategies and candlestick formations etc. It has taken a while to come to the conclusion that this isn't the stock market, this is not pork bellies and orange juice.

Fear uncertainty and doubt are human instincts, so me coincidentally being a human makes me understand how i feel also.

Gut instinct is the best and only tool you need.

As a relative newbie to the place I stupidly deposited a substantial amount of erc20 tokens meaning to trade, then I found the exchange so confusing It took a couple of days of delays before I started to work the place out. In that two or three day period the hack occurred, but luckily my coins stayed where they were. My heart goes out to anyone who lost coins, but my understanding was that the hack (if you can call it that) was based around leading users into a dummy etherdelta clone site. To me this isn't a hack in the traditional sense, more of a hijack that breaking into the existing site.

If my understanding of the issue is wrong then I stand corrected.

Yep I thought along the same lines, maybe they only take applications from seasoned well known members. Oh well, at least I'm here now, thanks for the reply

Hi all. I've been lurking around the forum for a while when i chanced on the PoSToken Airdrop stuff so thought I would get on board, but I needed my forum ID number which in turn isn't being accepted by the airdrop registration page.

I take it that my ID is 1171136 or am i just being dumb looking at the wrong tab for my forum ID ?

If this is the right ID then the PoStoken registration page must be at fault for some reason

Hope someone can help