Mmm I suppose I did jump onto this in train at the right moment this time, guys don't disappoint me  |
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Ok I think I've already messed up too much this thread with my stupid questions, I joined the slack http://www.revolvercoin.org/slack-invite as the 111th member so I can bother someone in there instead  |
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A single "issue" I had with FYP, and they resolved promptly, even if in the end it was all my fault because I didn't account for transaction fees for the sum I had to send to an external wallet and I didn't put a refund address.
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Cryptopia is experiencing HUGE increase of new user registrations lately and they are struggling to handle the new traffic, so we must bare with them until they manage to upgrade their servers. This is the latest news from Cryptopia's founder: Letter From The Founders
My name is Rob Dawson, or probably better known as "Hex", and I am one of the two Co-Founders of Cryptopia. Adam ("sa_ddam213") and I started Cryptopia as a hobby, largely due to our own negative experiences with other exchanges and a desire to build the website that we ourselves wanted to use. 6 months into development we founded and incorporated Cryptopia as a company, and after 12 months of development the site went live into production for the first time in December 2014. For the first 2 years the company consisted soley of Adam and myself, working our regular full times jobs and dedicating our spare time and income to Cryptopia, and while we were proud of our growth and what we were achieving it was not even a drop compared to what we've experienced in the last 6 months, let lone the last week. Roughly this time last year Adam and I being well into having quit our jobs to work on Cryptopia full time and running low on savings and resources had a very real conversation about whether or not we should shut Cryptopia down, we had a modest 30,000 users, with an average of 2,000 concurrent user sessions at any given time, and averaged about 300 BTC in trade volume a day; we were proud of what we had achieved, but at the time it simply wasn't sustainable with our dwindling resources.
Obviously we didn't shut down Cryptopia in January 2017, thanks to an investment we were able to keep pushing through. By the 1st of December we hit 500,000 users. On the 31st of December we hit 1,000,000 users. By the 3rd of January we hit 1,100,000 users. By the 4th of January even with registrations disabled for 3 hours, we hit 1,200,000 users. With registrations paused again we're now sitting at 1,400,000 users. We've gone from just 2 people to over 50 people including contractors and consultants and we're looking to at the very least double that as soon as we can, but that also brings with it its own set of hurdles. I mention all of this only to give context as I would like to acknowledge the complaints and concerns about our level of service. We are aware that our level of service has been suffering, but that is not due to any complacency on our part, rest assured that we are hiring people, and developing the processes to manage those people to grow with the demand we're facing and scale as best as we can. Please bear with us, as we know how frustrating it can be for users involved in issues impacting their ability to transact freely, but we're in an unprecedented time with adoption and interest in cryptocurrencies and blockchain surging and Cryptopia is dedicated to being a quality service provider in this evolving landscape.
Thank you for supporting Cryptopia and being a part of our community. |
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Very well written article, kudos to you man. I was there that week, during the so called "XMas Miracle", when ZOIN went from 1000s to 20000s. |
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Tried contacting the guy running VRM1 multiple times with zero response. I have 6 coins sitting in limbo and I've been blocked out, without any password recovery email.
As for today I'm in your same position with 2.x coins stuck, no blocks found. I'm moving out, will try to contact polinator's admin on slack. |
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Hello, core team, what about Telegram?
I think this step will greatly expand the community.
Telegram sucks, just saying  |
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I'll be a bit disappointed if it doesn't manage to surpass the may peak! DOGE shall always do better and better  |
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Hi! If I want to store my coins in the HunterCore Wallet but don't intend to play the game, is it recommended to only download the HunterCore Wallet from the first post? Or would it be safer to get the All in One pack as suggested?
This seems to remain an answered question unfortunately. I'd like to know too because my local vm is low on resources and I can't install a bloated package. |
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^ for those errors guys just reload the page, I think it's caused by high traffic to the servers. Just keep refreshing until it works.
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dogecoin future?   Brighter as ever. Moon is already a past goal, now heading to Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and beyond. |
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Ok thanks it seems to be working, my hashrate is 1.7Mh/s and I have the feeling that it sucks big time, I'll try to pile up a decent amount though for a week or so and see how it goes. |
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Hi, I just discovered this, I may as well give it a try, how's the diff? Any chance to mine this with an R9 270X and still get some coins?
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Great to see VRM doing well, Those pool stats seem very odd.
I`ll move a miner to that pool and report but i assume stats are just off and payouts are nothing like claimed
I hadn't issues with the only one previous payout from that pool. I remember only an extremely long time passed at waiting for network confirmations once in my wallet. |
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vrm2.poolinat0r.com statistics: 00:00:06 - Est. Avg. Time per Block latest blocks actually found:  what is going on with this pool? |
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Safety first, one never knows what may happen, Meltdown and Spectre are an example of what you think it may never happen, that finally happens. But in this case, if I remember correctly what the dev said on slack, I can (almost) assure you it's the code integrated into the wallet to mine that triggers those warnings, even if not active. Dev said will fix/remove that code in the next release because basically everyone prefers to mine in a pool rather than in solo via the wallet. Check one of the reports of the link you posted, it says "bitcoinminer": virus:RiskTool.Win32. BitCoinMiner.ioooLast note, it is a good practice, in general, to not run a program on your own main computer unless you're 100% sure it is safe. But if, for whatever the reason, you absolutely must, for example to generate an address crom a crypto wallet, you may do in a sandboxed environment, a VM. A famous VM manager is https://www.virtualbox.org/ |
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As I'm invested in this tool, even if with a modest amount, I'd like to provide some suggestions to make it better:
1) more transparency during the exchange phase on what will be the final sum you'll have (minus the fees)
2) add more more more coins. and tokens. the more the coins, the more the people are going to use the service.
3) maybe a text somewhere in the first screen that says what will happen next. most users (me too the first time) not used to this tools didn't have clear the procedure. infact it was really simple once you're provided with a deposit address where to send your funds to initiate the transfer.
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Nice addition! Good work team. Now we wait for Discord channel  |
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I bought 500 as I think we could see the price double again today as very small market cap. I am not sure but we will see I bought 47'000 as well. No wait, just kidding. I wish I had the funds to do that. |
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