Bittrex is stealing our BITCOINS by stealing altcoins that we have paid many BITCOINS for and calling it DELISTING.

Poloniex is proof that this is not the case, that even though they delist a coin they also leave the option of withdrawal for unlimited periods of time, leaving the wallets online even for the coins that have broken blockchains.  I Find this COMMON SENSE and PROOF of good will and humane cooperation, where bittrex is proof of theft and violation of customers.

I , for one, have been "DISPOSSESED" of coins that i have paid over 10 BTC for, in a period of about one year.

They knowingly "Delete" our coins, even though they are in complete knowledge of the owner's amount. Last example is about 40000 SBIT for which i paid a load of btc, probably up to 0.5 or more, cannot precisely remember.

I do however have many screenshots and html files of my former possesions, which i consider stolen.


Anyone in this position please hold on to screenshots and html saves of the coins you own, which were supposedly "DELETED". The day comes when we will go to court and try to take back what is ours.

Please keep this topic posted, i will try to write daily so that other people, past and future victims see what is going on with this massive scam.

We need to form a coalition, bitcoin based, get enough money to pay a lawyer and strike back. These guys have no common sense whatsoever, complete CROOKS. I don't care where they are from.

PS : Why do you think they delete the history from time to time You need to be kept quiet while they hold to YOUR COINS until the day they pump them on some second rate exchange and get your MONEY in their pockets.

I know there are many of us out here. DO NOT KEEP QUIET !!!

You are not special you know, the causality in your sentence does not exist.

By people replying to him...

Stupid forum software.

Amazing how times change. XPM was a top 5 coin only 12 months ago.

Also; I thought I had come across a post recently where a CPU Miner had been released which acheived 1 k/hash mining XMR with a single 4770k CPU. The miner was specifically tuned for the 4770k.

Possibly I got things confused... anyone know anything about this or am I mistaken?

Cheers!

Strato

Are you here for any reason other than being a bored 9 year old?

MONERO HAS BROKEN ANON AND NEEDS HARD FORK!

Just kidding, it's the final pull request for the blockchainDB mega-merge, so that's in testing now:)

Listen the interview with our core dev Fluffypony on LetsTalkBitcoin:
https://letstalkbitcoin.com/blog/post/ltb-e202-understanding-monero

Primer- is more a fan of Andreas Antonopoulos and wants David to be like him. As he said multiple times on our IRC.
But i prefer our David - he doesn't spread Mac Malware: https://twitter.com/aantonop/status/433080081179611136

I don't remember seeing the exchange but it wouldn't surprise me. David is more of a business and organizational guy on the team, isn't that technical by own description, and certainly isn't an experienced miner. He has some business interest in mining now and has been asking questions because he isn't afraid to acknowledge when he doesn't know something, and wants to become better informed. What's wrong with that?

I'm going to assume that those quotes from "davidlatapie" are fabricated.

EDIT: I hope they are!

I was a bit exaggerating, sorry for that. But you still didn't answer my question why he would even lie about this?

David showed me the email conversation and I can thus vouch for him, so what you're stating is utter bullshit. Why would he even lie about this?

I contacted Bitfinex some days ago and I received a (non-automatic) reply about them looking into adding Monero. Methinks this is a good opportunity for other to propose it to.

"claim to have spent most of the donations on bandwidth usage" - where did we do that?

We said the provision isn't cheap; indeed, it involves multiples download nodes in various geographically disparate locations. Most of those nodes get like 30TB bandwidth free, so the indication is not so much the bandwidth cost as it is the upkeep cost of the infrastructure (every node has a base cost, the bandwidth "cost" is somewhat redundant).

To be specific, and quote from sentence before the one you quoted: "Download hosting consists of several servers scattered across the globe (3x USA, 2x UK, 1x Germany), and it serves all static content including the blockchain downloads, Monero binaries, MRL publications, and so on."

Nevertheless, it says quite clearly at the top of the post: "So, what did our ~212 BTC get spent on over the year? Or, in other words, what did we accomplish? Here's a bit of a taste before we dig into the nitty-gritty:" - and then it goes into detail on core development and the efforts of the Monero Research Lab before EVENTUALLY touching on infrastructure and bandwidth.

Keep trying, I'm sure you'll be able to fault the unpaid contributors to a free and open-source project soon, and then you can at least tell your mom you accomplished something this year. Maybe you'll even move out of her basement. All the best!