Rule #4) Never invest more than you can afford to lose

Always fascinating to watch in (near-)real-time.

Thanks for the kind words.  I've been in ActM since the initial IPO for a small (for me) sum (never invest more than you can afford to lose), and try to follow the thread (despite the low SNR).  I'm hoping that this particular bitcoin investment will work out better than my others (avalon batch 3, avalon chips, and some btcinvest shares).  :/

I don't think those words ("bubble" and "bust") mean what you think it means.

When something is trading at an all time high, and then keeps making new all time highs, and then falls back to the price it was a few days ago (which was on the way up an all time high) then it's not a bust of a bubble.  It's a necessary price correction.

Start with that assumption, and come to terms with it.  If you end up getting any of your investment back, consider yourself lucky.  That's my plan.

I hope that you followed the advice that is constantly offered here and elsewhere - never invest more than you can afford to lose.

NAB to NAB deposit made Thursday, credited Sunday.  I would expect you would see yours tonight or tomorrow.  Have you raised a support ticket - I did, and did eventually get a response.

Bummer that.  It's been 24 hours now and the "fast track" deposit is still nowhere to be seen

What's going on with CoinJar's service and support?  Support queries raised yesterday still not answered, deposits that should be same-day not in my account yet.

Can I get some support love from the team please?

I think there is an opening for bitcoin merchant services but more from a bricks-and-mortar/POS type perspective (bitcoin->fiat conversion optional), with zero-confirmation transaction acceptance and double-spend protection/insurance.  The number of people who still say "bitcoin will never work in bricks-and-mortar stores because you have to wait 10 minutes or an hour" makes me believe that this is a niche that needs to be filled.

Of course, maybe this already exists or someone is already working on it but I just haven't heard about it.

Looking forward to some trusted forum members doing some reviews.

This.

The cynical amongst us might suggest that TF intended or intends to use the BTCINVEST funds to fill the hole in the inputs.io wallet.  Or worse, let your imagination do its worst and I doubt you'll come up with a theory that hasn't been already thought of.

TF has promised an update within a week I believe.  All we can do right now is wait and see.

If he's done something dodgy with the BTCINVEST funds then legal action may be worth investigating. I sincerely hope it doesn't come to that,  and the lack of communication is merely due to him trying to get through this mess. But forcing us to sign up for an inputs.io account to claim our funds makes me feel uneasy.

I believe that is what Ukyo said is happening, FWIW.

My coinlenders balance is there.  But my confidence is not high.  Without the ability to withdraw from the account into my personal wallet it is little more than a promise. I guess time will tell what that promise is worth.

On the plus side, this means my share transfer will have to go ahead without my assistance given my inability to log in to bitfunder.com.

Ken, I would suggest retaining dividend payments until this debacle is sorted. As a long term (since IPO) shareholder of AMC I couldn't care less about day traders and speculators and the situation they are in. If I can't sell my shares for a month or two it makes no difference to me.

I'm relatively lucky that I only have 1btc in my account so the weexhcange.co nonsense isn't going to send me broke. I feel for anyone with significant funds in their accounts.

WeExchange don't answer support emails, so I can't get verified.

BitFunder login is broken, so I can't transfer shares.

I'm sure someone is laughing, but it isn't me.

Shame that weexchange don't answer support emails.  Or IMs.

I'm getting worried too.  I lost my 2factor for weexchange and sent two support emails over the last few days, not so much as a "we got your email" reply.  Just now sent a PM, will see how that goes.

If I can't log in I can't get verified.  Pretty weak.

I feel bad that I decided I'd exit if it hit 5. 

Given it looks like you still control the coins, I expect it's the change address from a previous transaction.

Read up on change and change addresses on the wiki.

It's effectively random.  The actual value doesn't matter as long as it's greater than the difficulty.  Solving a block with an effective difficulty value greater than the actual difficulty doesn't represent wasted work, because solving a block is brute-forcing SHA256.