Your balance is not enough to "Add Proof" Someone else got this message while completing some tasks on Votecentral? My Wallet there shows an amount of 0.0000000000 but thank god that isn't right, just checked!  I've got this message also, and my balance isn't 0, I'm hodling and staking... Glad Im not alone in this situation! Hopefully some one from the devs can have a deeper look into this. Not that much time left before sunday airdrop starts and I need to make some more tasks... When you click at the "My Wallet" button on the left, does it display your correct balance or does it show zero? |
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DeepOnion mentioned among the best privacy assets? Cool.
I don't think privacy is something that we should be afraid to achieve.
Of course not, however it makes sense that governments who by default like to meddle and spy on their citizens’ lives wouldn’t like privacy coins. Any control that citizens have over their privacy is an unwelcome one by governments. |
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Good news! good for DeepOnion, the more $ONIONs spread around the world the better! I've noticed that quite a few people have had Onions in their Cryptopia account, I've seen many posts mentioning that fact, so I hope their Onions are still in their accounts once they are able to access them again. As far as Cryptopia announcement, it was mostly Ethereum which was affected in addition to one or two more coins. DeepOnion was not there. So, we can hope DeepOnion was not affected with the hack. I know. In any case, people should withdraw their Onions from Cryptopia once withdrawals are enabled again and place them in a personal wallet. |
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Good news! good for DeepOnion, the more $ONIONs spread around the world the better! I've noticed that quite a few people have had Onions in their Cryptopia account, I've seen many posts mentioning that fact, so I hope their Onions are still in their accounts once they are able to access them again. |
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It's excellent if it is! But the message is strange: there is no reference to the source, and there is the next text: "We are aiming to have the Cryptopia site re-opened as read only by Monday". There are no changes on the official exchange site since January. Let see, what mean read-only. One day left... Read-only possibly means that people can access their accounts but they won't be able to either withdraw their assets or trade in the exchange. If it's true, it's being done to alleviate people's worries, at least those who weren't affected by the hack. |
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DeepOnion is getting noticed by governments which is great! they might adopt $ONION at some point in order to use as their private cryptocurrency instead of making their own, they can save time and efforts. And DeepOnion can be public and private at the same time, it is people choice! Privacy coins will never be adopted by governments or banks because they have no control over it. This is why I think privacy will always be relevant.  Verify the owner of this image with DeepVaultOnline.com using this address: DoB66x5MwSuGXpiDvPnixf7gDUpyhQLx3C I agree. The takeaway from that document is not that DeepOnion could be used by the government, it’s that people are starting to recognize DeepOnion as a potentially powerful coin. |
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According To France Officials DeepOnion Is One Of The Four Most Private Cryptocurrencies
Moreover, through anonymity, lack of control and the speculative wave that characterize them, virtual currencies also carry fraudulent practices. Pirated access platforms, the financing of dubious economic actors through virtual currency issuance, money laundering and the facilitation of optimisation and tax evasion mechanisms are all immediate problems that require a strong and rapid legal response, in the very interest of the sector. It would therefore have been useful to propose making it mandatory to take the identity when opening crypto-active accounts in accordance with the provisions specified in France by Articles L. 561-10 and R. 561-20 of the Monetary and Financial Code (additional vigilance when the client is not physically present). It would also have been appropriate to propose a ban on the dissemination and trade in crypto-actives in order to ensure complete anonymity by preventing any identification procedure by design. This is the case for a certain number of crypto-actives (Monero, PIVX, DeepOnion, Zcash...) whose purpose is to bypass any possibility of identifying the holders. To date, regulation has not gone that far. However, it went further on the issue of the status of crypto-active service providers by introducing systematic registration and optional authorisation of these players with the AMF. These provisions will create an environment that promotes the integrity, transparency and security of the services concerned for investors in digital assets. Beyond that, international regulation, on which a number of institutions work, would be welcome in this area, since providers of crypto-active services carry out an activity that is transnational in nature. Translated with www.DeepL.com/TranslatorThis is not so positive. It's all about regulation and KYC. The intent of the document might be proposing negative actions but we’re talking about DeepOnion being recognized as one of the best privacy coins by a county like France. That’s positive. |
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Any upcoming news with DO? Smart contract, etc?
The team is working on finishing the code rebase right now, after that they will work on DeepSend. Code rebase is close to completion, from what I understand. |
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Great video about DeepSend. Thanks mrcheff for all your hard work! I will start to translate it into spanish language.
That would be good, there are lots of people that would understand this video better if it was translated in their language. |
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Nobody can guarantee a 100% safety of funds at any exchange. Main reason being exchange controls your private keys and are actually owners once you transfer your coins to exchanges. Only keep coins at exchanges you can afford to lose. Better trade and withdraw coins to your wallet you have control over (with private keys). and Never share your private keys.
Of course, but also we can't be completely sure even when we're dealing with fiat money and we're getting out of the house. There will always be risks, but we can make them less significant. It is like saying even our private keys can be lost or be stolen by hackers if we do not proper care to them, use good antivirus, anti-malware, etc. Indeed. Of course, I'd still prefer to own the private keys of my wallet and have my assets there instead of leaving them in an exchange. And it's more responsible too. |
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Nobody can guarantee a 100% safety of funds at any exchange. Main reason being exchange controls your private keys and are actually owners once you transfer your coins to exchanges. Only keep coins at exchanges you can afford to lose. Better trade and withdraw coins to your wallet you have control over (with private keys). and Never share your private keys.
Of course, but also we can't be completely sure even when we're dealing with fiat money and we're getting out of the house. There will always be risks, but we can make them less significant. That's true. And we must make sure that we minimize the risks when we're talking assets or money. Cryptocurrency is not the only thing that can be stolen if someone is not too careful. |
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Where is developers at last? They earned money and gone with them? After Cryptopia was hacked and we lost money they dont give any announce and have not make nothing. latest update for android wallet was made an half of year ago.... WTF?
One last thing I forgot to mention in my previous reply. The DeepOnion team has said time and time again to everybody to not trust exchanges with your money. If you failed to listen to them and did leave coins in Cryptopia (besides those that would be used for daily trading), then that's not DeepOnion team's fault. It wouldn't be their fault either way but they went above and beyond to inform everyone, they do it all the time, in the forum, on Telegram, on Twitter, Reddit, etc., they tell them to keep their coins in their personal wallets. Seriously, take responsibility for your actions. You chose to trust Cryptopia with your money, no one is happy if you lost it but it's not other people's fault. Go talk to Cryptopia's people about it. unlike usual banking, cryptos are fully ur own responsibility. that’s why everyone involved gotta be extremely careful. Nobody can guarantee a 100% safety of funds at any exchange. Main reason being exchange controls your private keys and are actually owners once you transfer your coins to exchanges. Only keep coins at exchanges you can afford to lose. Better trade and withdraw coins to your wallet you have control over (with private keys). and Never share your private keys. Exactly. And I find it extremely unfair to go around looking for third parties to accuse when something bad happens to assets stored in an exchange. It's equally ridiculous to leaving your iPhone with your barista in a coffee shop and then blaming Apple when it goes missing. We simply should not leave our assets for safekeeping when there are no guarantees they will be safe. Because exchanges have proven unreliable time and time again. And instead of people learning from previous exchanges' unreliability, we choose to believe that ours is a trusted exchange. And by ours, I mean an exchange one regularly deals with in order to develop a short of familiarity, not that someone has ownership over an exchange. Unless people learn to be responsible and keep their own assets safe and not in an exchange, we'll be constantly dealing with phenomena like these. That, however, does not mean we should tolerate people going around and blaming other people who have done nothing wrong to them. |
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Where is developers at last? They earned money and gone with them? After Cryptopia was hacked and we lost money they dont give any announce and have not make nothing. latest update for android wallet was made an half of year ago.... WTF?
One last thing I forgot to mention in my previous reply. The DeepOnion team has said time and time again to everybody to not trust exchanges with your money. If you failed to listen to them and did leave coins in Cryptopia (besides those that would be used for daily trading), then that's not DeepOnion team's fault. It wouldn't be their fault either way but they went above and beyond to inform everyone, they do it all the time, in the forum, on Telegram, on Twitter, Reddit, etc., they tell them to keep their coins in their personal wallets. Seriously, take responsibility for your actions. You chose to trust Cryptopia with your money, no one is happy if you lost it but it's not other people's fault. Go talk to Cryptopia's people about it. |
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Where is developers at last? They earned money and gone with them? After Cryptopia was hacked they dont give any announce and have not make nothing. latest update for android wallet was made an half of year ago.... WTF?
You seem to be misinformed, pal. DeepOnion has made a lot of things and released stuff after the Android release of the wallet. Perhaps you’d like to go to deeponion.org to learn about all of DeepOnion’s releases and updates. As for the Cryptopia hack, the DeepOnion team has no relation to that whatsoever but it’s been talked about in the DeepOnion official forum. The team has definitely talked about it there. If you need another exchange to trade DeepOnion, there’s quite a number of them, you can find them too at deeponion.org if you care to take a look. |
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DeepOnion core 2.0?
New codebase I guess?
Well, we are expecting DeepOnion code rebase to be completed at some point. Maybe it’s related to that? it’s already can be considered as completed in general, but the team has to finish the testing before launching officially. Yes, I’m thinking of completion more in terms of when it will be released to us. You’re right, though. |
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DeepOnion core 2.0?
New codebase I guess?
Well, we are expecting DeepOnion code rebase to be completed at some point. Maybe it’s related to that? |
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maintenance being continued only the forum and votecentral parts closed other parts of deeponion.org works fine
stay tuned
I think that deeponion.org loads faster for me now, it used to take a bit of time to load. |
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Feels great to see some recovery movement.  Nice. It will take a while for the crypto market to recover but I feel that we can surpass the previous ATH. |
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... in a month, after which automatically weight resets to zero
Are you sure weight resets to zero? is this in whitepaper? I don't know if it resets to zero, but I know for sure that it doesn't increase anymore even if confirmations are increasing. That coin block will lose all chances to hit a stake reward. Resend it back to yourself so it will start staking again after the coins mature in 24 hours. Check the DeepOnion Knowledge Base Staking guides: https://deeponion.org/community/support-tickets/knowledge-base/category?category_id=12I don’t think the weight gets to zero but you’re right, I have never gotten a stake from a block that’s older than 30 days. |
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A really stable and good community. Friendly and helpful. The coin is also stable and the project has very interesting features. Let see what happens in near future.
Well, code rebase and DeepSend will be coming in the future so I think it will be a bright future for DeepOnion |
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