You can use ForkMyCoins. It can check 20 addresses at the time as long as they don't have more than 50 transactions.

I thought you were referring to atomic swaps only. In this case, the thread title makes sense.

Bisq doesn't use LN/Atomic swaps. It's less complicated and It is simply a decentralized P2P exchange. And since you have it and BarterDex as well, maybe you should add the others as well.

They clearly don't care about their image on this thread anymore. If you have evidence, it's better to post in the scam accusations with the necessary details.

Does anyone know If they managed to launch the main platform? I can't find much except the BLADE software which is apparently, an adblocker instead of an advertising platform like Adsense?

It should not be the case here though, it's an exchange coin, it has a use case. The only ones that could dump it are the bounty hunters who don't represent the majority of the holders and in that case, the damage won't be that significant.

As for the guy you mentioned, I rather not contact him because his trust already says it all.

The tokens are still for sale, and as I said, I'm not promising any guaranteed gains here, please do your own research before buying from me.

I'm not here to spread FUD before you start throwing accusations at me. I'm just saying though, Bitcoin is increasing in price, and it's probably a very wise idea to sell your coins and hold BTC at this point. I'm however not referring to alts like ETH, Tezos, LTC and the other solid ones out there. I'm mostly referring to the projects that have not followed the roadmap and didn't manage to deliver and let's be honest, there are plenty. Probably anything not in the top 15 in CoinMarketcap is not worth investing it (with few exceptions).

And apparently, there is some confusion within the community about price increases in CoinMarketCap and people think that everything is going up right now, which is not the case. The green numbers you're seeing in the price page don't represent much. If you click on the coin though, you'll see the price in Satoshi... that's the one that should be increasing.

No reason to bump this thread anymore and give it publicity. I was an investor and I can say that this project died the minute they switched from dividends to buyback program.

All one has to do is take a look at the CoinMarketCap charts and see how of much of a failure this was. Not trying to spread FUD and everyone is free to do whatever he wants, but as an advice, since I've been here since this project started, I would suggest selling everything you got for BTC or ETH.

What's the raised amount so far? Is it the amount in ETH that can be seen in blockexplorer in 0x8a451BCD32a78661678E08a724C9f759906FD2Eb?

I would also recommend you make the text on the site more clear, because this part:


Is not really understandable for the average user as not everyone is familiar with smart contracts and most ICOs ask you to make an account, and deposit in simple steps.

An example that would be better to follow in my opinion:

SparkSwap is another option even though it's not that newbie friendly. I also wouldn't suggest listing Atomicwallet as it has been accused of being related to serious scams . I think changing the title from "crosschain" to "Atomic swap" would be more familiar to users.

It's not fooling anyone, no one can be this stupid, these users (the newbies) posting are most likely bots or account farmers, they have no intention to invest whatsoever. If this thread is helpful then that would be to catch these bots and spammers who post basely on the thread's title without reading anything.

I wouldn't say so, no. It's just that the supported coins are always the same. LTC, BTC, and ETH so there is much more work for it and If it didn't need any further development like I said, exchanges would've been obsolete by now.

Coinmarketcap or any other similar site lists are meaningless. Even though there are many betters coins out there history has shown us that the only coins that we could trust are BTC, LTC, and ETH. The people behind these projects serve the community and not their own agendas and we've seen that through the years.

In my opinion, there will be no killer app for either BTC or ETH for the simple reason that both blockchains are scalable (whether directly or 2nd layer solutions) and the community is simply too big to simply vanish.

I'm not aware of any. Developers and services seem to be focusing on it, and I haven't seen any other proposals. But since it's built on the lightning network, it's far from being finished.

No one knows otherwise everyone would be rich by now, don't you think?

You can participate in bounty campaigns of projects with a lot of hype. In other words, these projects will have a successful ICO but that also means that it will have a lot of participants, so your share may not be anything significant.

I would recommend going with projects that have good potential, but not too high, that way there are not many participants. It's better to also target signature campaigns because there are less people than in the social media campaigns, therefore your share will be higher.

I think currently, projects that you could never go wrong with as long as the team behind is legit are the coins with a use case (like exchanges, e.g BNB).

For the short term, I don't think the price will be affected in any way. It does seem though like this hack is a win for them and also will work out in their favor the long term, as it only shows how professional they are and how they care about their users.

Regardless though, people should not be reckless about storing their funds in there just because Binance announced that the user's assets are unaffected, one should always stay in full control of his private keys, think of this hack as a way of learning a lesson.

I've never heard of cases where people store Omni tokens such as MAID or USDT into SegWit addresses (specifically, the ones starting with bc1). Is it possible?

If yes, how can one spend the funds afterward? I was thinking about storing an amount of USDT in an Electrum address (bc1) and then spend them using Omniwallet, but I don't think segwit is supported there yet.

Whattomine was totally inaccurate and kept giving me negative profit for some reason, even though I was setting the electricity to 0$. Cointomine gave better and much realistic results.

I want to know though, is it possible to basically mine and stake at the same coins that are being mined, automatically without the need of refreshing some settings or restarting etc.?

I'm not putting all my money in one basket If that's what you are asking. I'm looking for something within the crypto space and I'm aware of the risks. These 10,000$ is something I could live without.


Ethereum is switching to POS from what I read, so it would be a waste of money to invest into GPUs right now. As for other mining options, most of the time, the GPUs used for mining are not available here in my country. If I buy them abroad, it will cost me much more for shipping, not to mention the risk of having them seized because of the customs.

The sad truth here is that there is no plan and even If there is, it won't be a working one. The team screwed up when they made everyone feel like this was an exit scam (which was the case, but they went back from it for some reason).

For those who used the website before. How private our information's are? To be more specific, the addresses.

Whenever I want to buy an item, do I need to communicate on live chat with the seller, and give him my address or it has to be in my profile? In other words, does the website know about it or only the person I'm dealing with?