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Have contacted to their customer service yet? If not then better place will be to contact them first and tell them about your urgency. Maybe that could help instead of asking it to bunches of forum gigs ;-D
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As long as one has internet connection and has a platform he can do anything. But to me, it's just a stupid yet funny idea. 1. A person is allowed to buy sell their coins whenever they want. 2. How would you know that he is not holding any bitcoin or even holding bitcoin The more attention people give him, the more influence he can exert. Petitions give him more attention. You are going to achieve the complete opposite of what you set out to do.
He must be enjoying it seeing bunches of bitcoin noobs are making him rich. The difference between rich and poor is in their action. Rich keeps the poor busy what the things they do and become richer. Anyway, I am happy seeing all those noobs are losing their money because until they learn it hard way, they will not understand the bitcoin industry. So let them learn the lessons. |
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Please no more report after this post. We will check the reports and will update a spreadsheet in the next few days.
Thanks all for your submissions.
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Feel free to send me details. I would like to give a shot. I can also help you to design a marketing strategy and can execute it for you. So if you need help on marketing then feel free to check my service page: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5328445.0 |
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Him putting pressure on the exchange won't change stand in the situation because they currently don't support Omni as said by the OP.
It worth a shot rather than doing nothing. We are not sure how much the OP lost but if that's what he left and if this is his life-saving then it worth all possible try. I would not discourage. |
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Suppose I place a sell order for 1 btc at $45k on your favourite exchange. Next, I place a buy order for 2 btc at 46k, will the exchange execute the trade?
You are creating two different orders. You can only create both orders if you have at least 1 BTC + $46k*2 in your exchange balance. Assume btc price is under $45k. Once it hits $45K your 1 BTC gets sold and your balance become $45k + $46k*2 but at that time $45k will just seat idol. |
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I don't think it's everyone. There are people who have seen bitcoin to drop under $3.5 from $20k not long ago. Bitcoin history and volatile price movement is attached closely. It's the noobs who are panicking, and they will always panic until they spend a few years in this space. There will be new noobs all the time though.
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How is it a risky job for them? There are no other funds on my ETH address other than PaxGold worth of 10K$... It is not like a collective ETH address with millions of funds from other users on it. You only need to deposit enough ETH for gas and a private key. Should only take a few minutes. I understand because of complex audits and security measures it may take a while to arrange. But once it is all set, accessing my funds does not put other users' funds in danger.
And this is not like the case of BTC recovery from a BCH address. It is all on one chain and ERC-20 tokens are fully compartible with ETH addresses.
Assume you own an exchange. Who has the private key of all the address of the exchange? You or other employees who you trust (maybe). I do not know how they handle the private keys, but I know for sure that it requires them a special team. A random employee can just steal all the coins from those address if they have the private key. Now to protect assets this special team obviously knows the risk and reward factors just to give away a private key to a client. Maybe they require complex protocol which is expensive or they would not emphasize too hard warning their users not to send coins to a wrong address. |
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My days in Bitcoin are coming to an end indeed.
You may or may not feel it, but there isn't any loss associated with it.
Markzuckergsdogtalk.org
Maybe you can book the domain and after few years you sell it to Markzuckerg LOL Anyway, do what feels you good. Clearly you are not in peace. |
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A grand welcome back party!!! :-P
Yeah, party to celebrate the return of the cheater. Who are you? A party pooper. :-D |
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I mean look at Mark Zuckerberg, the guy named his dog Bitcoin while probably probably owning zero Bitcoin!
I named my dog Facebook and my cat's name is Zuckerberg. How it's related and why would Zuckerberg himself will give a shit about it? You really think bitcoin community care about what these people are doing? They are just random people for the community. There are noobs everywhere and those noobs are making them visible. Bitcoin became so big that these people now considering to have their own business in it. Do you see my point? You need a citizenship and an ID to sell Bitcoin, that is controlled by the government along with their USD currency
Don't use USD. Find an economy where you do not need to use those printed papers. |
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They don't pose a threat to their money and females and social influence and control
They should be thankful to you for your concerns about them but don't you need to pay attention to improve your personal developments instead of worrying about others? |
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I can think of a solution: every few years, an exchange can replace all deposit addresses by new ones, and give each user the private keys to all addresses they've used. But that would lead to other problems: some users will still keep using the old address, and many people can't handle private keys in a secure way.
So I get they're not very forthcoming about this.
Good idea but let's improvise it. List all the complaints that are coming from the users who made mistakes like received wrong coins in the wrong address. Like this current case. Give the private key only to these users and give new address to them only instead of all. This could be a good solution. It's good that the USDT are there. Contact CoinList customer service again with the reference of this explorer and ask them if they can do anything for you since this time our showing the assets are there, maybe they will now try to do something for you. |
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There are people out there who could delete this website and forum for good.
You should try harder. But before you do let me shitpost around for the last time before the forum is down for good :-D |
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It makes me wonder how much money was lost by people using made-up tokens on the wrong chains!
Most of the people are not designed to do things by their own. They always need assistant from others. if the amount is huge then you can take legal action against them. I've never seen legal action taken in such a case. I like to compare it like this: you go to a bank, and drop a valuable coin on the floor. It rolls into a crack in the floor, and you can't reach it anymore. Now you want the bank to break open their floor to recover your coin, and even worse, their safe is right under it so they risk their security. Honestly speaking when you make the mistake after having warnings everywhere then you can not blame the bank for it. They need to assure that the funds are safe. Your mistake is just a collateral gain for them which maybe they don't want it either. |
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Bitcoin has become a ponzi scheme and a scam anyway, I remember when it used to represent anonymity and freedom.
Gayboys don't like you = bitcoin is ponzi. Nice :-D PS: Why do you go to gay bar when you do not like them? |
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Let me understand. You sent USDT from Binance to CoinList but instead of a USDT address, you sent it to a bitcoin address. Binance are correct when they say that they can not do anything assuming the coins are gone from their wallet. What I understand is that Omni is a layer which works with bitcoin network. But I have never made any Omni transaction, so I have very little idea how it works but if this is something like you give a BTC address and the USDT goes to that address then Omni are correct when they said you need to have the private key of the address. -> because you have deposited the funds to an address CoinList does not own! This is my BTC address on their exchange not an unknown
one If it's not like just send the usdt to the btc address then I guess they are meaning that it was not the USDT address (ERC20) that they own. Do you know what I can do because they make me desperate Chances are very slip but if the amount is huge then you can take legal action against them. But you need to have it in mind that you made the mistake. By any chance can you post the transaction ID or the bitcoin address? Or Go to this url: https://www.omniexplorer.info/address/<Put the BTC address> You should be able to see if you have any USDT balance in that address. For example check this : https://www.omniexplorer.info/search/1BBj2gVtiKXVvfNTkgtVCC2t4PEPCBkA2j1BBj2gVtiKXVvfNTkgtVCC2t4PEPCBkA2j is s bitcoin address. |
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My blockchain.com account is saying.
Non Spendable
0.051Btc is required for $485,053.00 to be available into your bank account.
Any help please. Thanks
Did they ask it on their website in your account section or you received any email or something? Can you take a screenshot and post it here. His URL seems fine to me but sure something is wrong. |
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is this legal?
How is it not? You think Satoshi will sue them?  Maybe Craig F*** Wright, Craig F*** Wrong, Craig Steven Wrong, Craig Steven Wright :-P Possibly he still has not noticed it yet, or he would have a file in the court already LOL |
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