didn't someone have some of deprived's BTC addresses. Did he move any of the bitcoins?
No there is still 150 BTC there, so Deprived has not run off with the funds. Oh what a difference a year makes as we approach the anniversary of BTCT closing. Bitcoin to Kate Wood is now a 'hobby', John Walkin (AKA Deprived) is still an alcoholic myth, and we still have no access to our funds. At 410 BTC, the fund is now worth just under $200,000 USD. PS> No dividends for Cipherbond since June. |
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Well, isn't this interesting. I registered for Coinpal just for giggles and the confirmation email is for ecoinstrader.com Looks reasonably well put together website for coin trading, SSL cert is from 2009, hosted by GoDaddy in Florida, so why go to all the trouble of starting a new website, etc....  |
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Yes, slap me around also. I missed a bunch of things. I registered an account at Coinpal.net just for laughs and behold the email is listed as coming from ecoinstrader.com. Ecoinstrader.com looks like a solid trading platform with all of the bells and whistles, so why would he need to create another site? This 'gentleman' has 3.64 BTC from me through Cryptostocks. So if you are going after this jerk, PM me and I am in. HowlingMad From: Admin Ecoinstrader < admin@ecoinstrader.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2014 7:54 PM To: xxxxxxxx@outlook.comSubject: Account Confirmation Account Confirmation Hello HowlingMad, Please access the link below to confirm your account. http://coinpal.net/user/confirm/851d464cfc0f16695817b29bfc5ebf05 Regards |
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Just an FYI,
I own some Ciphermine.B1 not associated with DMS. From March 2014 until now the dividends for B1 has added 5.8 BTC to the balance.
Ciphermine has paid 0.00022400 per share since March 22nd, 2014.
According to message 1555 the group owned 260BTC of Ciphermine with a face of 0.01 for 26,000 bonds. My last purchase for Ciphermine was at 0.0098 per bond so a 0.01 face is a realistic valuation.
October 7th, 2013 was the last effective date for BTC-TC, so we are at 8 months and counting.
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Correct me if I am wrong but I was under the impression that the fund had 150BTC in a wallet and 260BTC in Ciphermine.B1?
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I noticed a problem with 0.91.2 -
I had recently re-installed everything on my computer and rebuilt everything. With Armory, I had loaded the first two wallets that I have and processed the block chain until the balances were shown.
I added a fourth wallet and Armory has sat at "Scanning Transaction History" and "100%" for almost an hour. The last entries in the log are:
INFO - 1402836130: (..\BlockUtils.cpp:4567) Scanning Wallet #1 from height 0
-INFO - 1402836131: (..\BlockUtils.cpp:4567) Scanning Wallet #2 from height 0
-INFO - 1402836138: (..\BlockUtils.cpp:4567) Scanning Wallet #3 from height 0
-INFO - 1402836145: (..\BlockUtils.cpp:4567) Scanning Wallet #4 from height 0
-INFO - 1402836146: (..\BlockUtils.cpp:4888) Saving wallet history to DB
-INFO - 1402836146: (..\BlockUtils.cpp:5920) Enabling zero-conf tracking (lite)
-DEBUG - 1402836657: (..\BlockUtils.cpp:5599) Organizing chain
-DEBUG - 1402836657: (..\BlockUtils.cpp:5723) Done organizing chain
-DEBUG - 1402836657: (..\BlockUtils.cpp:5599) Organizing chain
-DEBUG - 1402836657: (..\BlockUtils.cpp:5723) Done organizing chain
-INFO - 1402836657: (..\BlockUtils.cpp:5143) Added new blocks to memory pool: 2
-INFO - 1402836657: (..\BlockUtils.cpp:4888) Saving wallet history to DB
I am using a Lenovo V570 laptop with Win 7 Home x64. Cpu 25% utilized and 5Gb RAM free. If I restart Armory, it states 18 minutes to scan transactions.
Is there are problem in using Bitcoin Core? or something else going on?
Thanks,
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Apologies, but a little confused. The currency selection in the upper right of the screen used to contain a BTC symbol?
Thanks in advance
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I don't think it is a stalling tactic -- it is a mess, just as Deprived described it. Don't forget there are also 260 BTC worth of Ciphermine bonds (plus unpaid interest) to deal with.
And until CipherTrade FINALLY (#@$!%$#%@^!!) opens the doors, noone knows what the bonds are worth either. |
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Here's the entire header (apart from my name redacted); can't see anything of interest but YMMV:
Me neither. I thought gmail included client's IP in the headers, but apparently that's not the case. Sorry email reacts completely different than you would think. You will never get the IP address of the mail client (Were the hell is he at) unless the sender runs their own email server from home. Your email client or web interface logs into the server and the server handles everything. The address at the top 10.xx.xx.xx is a non-routable address along with 172.16.xx.xx and 192.168.xx.xx A non-routable address implies that once the IP hits the firewall, the firewall converts the packet to a public address and then sends the packet along. Try it from home. I have 2 email accounts, and sent a test message from one to the other. My gateways were Washington state (outlook.com) and Northern New Jersey (comcast.net); both of my email accounts. The data center for my ISP is about 20 minutes from the house and that was the address given in the email. The gmail gateway used is located in France, near Luxembourg. Try this utility: http://www.ipligence.com/geolocation Can you tell I do this for a living? |
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Halfway through this weekend at the moment... anyone making/taking bets on Deprived's no-show?
Put me on the no-show list! How large of a bet are you taking?  Pre-annoucement> InspiredInvestor and I are starting a new fund. I figured this group would like it. It is called the TOGS fund. TOGS stands for "Tired of Getting Screwed". It will consist of a money market account, some scrypt mining, and whatever stocks we actually like.. Unfortunately, the choice of stocks and markets are very minuscule. Also, we are looking at starting "Bitcoin Safety Net". A Bitcoin insurance company for situations just like this! Oh yeah, and if your computer or service gets hacked and you lose all your coin. I and some friends (banking and law enforcement) have been hashing this out for several months now. But the fund will come first. |
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Well I have determined why Deprived has pooh pooh'd on CipherTrade: According to their user agreement you have to be a professional investor or ‘high net worth individual’ in order to get an investors’ account. https://beta.ciphertrade.com/docs/membership_agreement See item 5.3 In US parlance, that means your net worth has to be more than 1Mil USD. I had a separate purchase of Ciphermine.b1 and will be asking Wooddrake how the the user agreement is going to affect me. I will keep you posted regarding. IN OTHER NEWS: Ukyo and WeExchange are allegedly giving your coins back but at the rate it is going, I will be deceased by then. I have been able to get 0.32 BTC out of them in the last month. You can file your claims at:https://weexclaims.weexchange.co/ using your regular WeExchange logins, etc.... Any news on Inputs and Coinlenders? Sorry for being lazy but my 70 hour work week  has not been conducive to web surfing. I agree with everyone else, thanks much Stripey. |
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Jeff,
I think you might be over-thinking price manipulation. I and an investment club may be responsible for the price fluctuations you are seeing. My recent purchase of 90 shares may have been a little much and subsequently have caused some of this fluctuation.
My club has determined that your stock is one of the better investments at Crypto, and we probably rushed into it too fast. I will mention it to the group and ask that people buy in blocks of 20-30 shares at a time.
As you will notice the price is currently dropping towards the .01 range and will probably drop further because of the poor dividend. Some investors have that 'sky is falling' attitude at the least little problem. It has been this way for the last 30 years in the 'real world' stock market.
We are in this for the long haul and not 'pump and dump' pukes. Naturally, you must understand that success normally brings increased pricing!
Keep up the excellent work!
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Hello everyone. If you have Ukyo.Loan shares, you can claim them at https://loan.weexchange.co/claimThere is also a discussion board there where updates will be posted. Thank you for your continued patience, Ukyo Hi the actual webiste address is: https://weexclaims.weexchange.co/main.phpGood luck trying to get your funds though: Bitcoind resources currently overloaded, please try back in about 10 minutes. I have been getting this message for about a week while trying to get .32 BTC of the 5.2 BTC owed. Would this be considered progress? Not like the coinlenders/inputs theft. I have not heard of any progress or resolution with that. |
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You need to install a newer version of glibc. Unfortunately the newer version is not included in the wheezy repository yet. There are a couple of ways of doing this but the easiest is to temporarily add the sid repository, install the newer version of glibc (which is in the sid repository) and then remove the sid repository so that you don't accidentally update your system to sid. Run the following as root: echo "deb http://ftp.debian.org/debian sid main" >> /etc/apt/sources.list
apt-get update
apt-get -t sid install libc6 libc6-dev libc6-dbg And then immediately after remove the line "deb http://ftp.debian.org/debian sid main" from /etc/apt/sources.list and run apt-get update again. Zaseb, This worked great !! Thanks much. |
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Thanks for the update, sorry you were slammed! I just put is several order for more shares at cryptostocks to help out, another 4BTC.
Keep up the good workwith the site bcause anyone can get hacked! I have had a keylogger on my machines twice in the last year.
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There are people on this thread whose shares in DMS.* are worth a significant amount. Some of us may be interested in doing our own detective work sooner than next month. Is there any reason you can't divulge his real name here? Whatever has happened, we are due the opportunity to find out so we can work out what to do next.
The guy has been away for three months without explanation; I think he's waived his right to pseudonymity.
I am still looking into seeing what everyone at CT knew of him before I can really make many statements, because my interactions were a few internal E-mails from him - nothing that would allow you to track him down. Let me try to discuss Deprived's identity with the rest of the board, and if I can find out anything more, share it with you. Having said this, the last communication I had with him was 11/15/2013. OK, thanks for doing this. +1 +2, some of us have VERY significant amounts invested in DMS! Also, I looked into the B.Mine and B.Sell thing at Havelock, my apologies but it is a Ponzi scheme. The provider brings nothing to the table other than taking the fees. Both B.sell and B.mine DECREASED in dividend prices today. Fortunately, I was logged into Havelock, waiting for the dividends, and was able to sell immediately without too much loss. |
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I'm not sure if someone can prove their ownership of DMS shares to an outsider (that is, not Deprived or burnside). There is the asset-holders-list that issuers have received from burnside, but unless either burnside shares this list with usagi, there's no way to verify how many shares someone has. Obviously, with this list, a signed message from the public BTC address associated with the shares is easy.
I was able to go to BTCT a few weeks ago and download listings of my trades and stock/share totals. Have you tried that? |
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