Hey, looks like the script is finished! I've now got an order placed for about 42% of my original bid!
That better than mine - mine is showing 39.3725% |
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It was more than the last 20 minutes. It was at leas the last THREE HOURS. People who had transactions that were confirmed hours ago weren't seeing anything in their balance.
I too, attempted to buy 100,000 (with 250 coins) and was unable to.
I can attest to that. I had 17 confirmations on my transaction, and nothing in my wallet on BTCT. too late now ... its all over ... time to move on with life. |
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anyone get their coins in their balance yet since the cutoff time is over? my coins disappeared after 3/3 confirmations, now sitting at 8 confirmations but nothing in the account.
8 confirmations ... pfft!!! I have 17 confirmations, and still nothing! |
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Had the (+XXBTC 2/3 confirmations) tag next to my balance on btct.co then when I hit 4 confimations, that went away and my balance is still 0!!! NOOOOOO,,, anyone else having deposit issues with fully confirmed transactions?!
Yup! I sent coins nearly 3 hours ago ... still not in my account. |
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The coins i'm sending there are not showing up.
This is not good.
same here hrrrmmm :/ Jesus the amount of BTC flowing into BTCT is insane right now, Burnside you're gonna be rich.  The amount of btc flowing into BTCT is irrelevant, because only 7million shares will be distributed ... no matter what. |
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BTCT is really pissing me off ... nothing but errors
"Excessive wait trying to get lock on ACTIVEMINING"
then sell off and rebuy on bitfunder. you'll wind up with more shares, on a better trading platform. I'm 50/50 on both exchanges - spread equally. Just BTCT has been throwing increasing amounts of errors lately |
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BTCT is really pissing me off ... nothing but errors
"Excessive wait trying to get lock on ACTIVEMINING"
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go away for a day or two, come back to a tornado of up and down pricing. i missed all the fun lol  |
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So, does this suggest that since accumulation is going up, the overall bitcoin market has net USD inflow, just that most of the new USD is going in through Bitstamp? i really don't know
Are there actually any credible reports of people successfully withdrawing large amounts of USD from MtGox yet? Or is this still an issue? |
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Read the bitfunder irc chat log. I was bitching about them for awhile. This should be valid proof of my motives.
Now that you have promised not to sell, you can enable your public portfolio in BTCT and link it for us. ok, how? What the...? No you shouldn't have to show your portfolio. If you moved the shares due to paranoia or you moved them to make a quick buck, why the hell should ANY of us care? We all do what we feel is in our best interest whether that be short or long term. Get over the witch hunt guys. Nothing wrong occurred, the money will be distributed in dividends for the rest of us, and at the end of the day even of the share price drops a bit we all know that once eASIC news arrives this whole situation will be moot. Honestly guys, please grow up a bit. +1 big time. +2 VolanicEruptor did nothing wrong. He already explained, we all know where the 120k increases in shares came from ... why is everyone acting like whiny b!tches who think they are entitled to something. |
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A dumb question:
How will the arbitrage traders move their shares from BF --> BTCT (or other way) without Ken?
You will have to sell, tranfser coin, then rebuy on the other exchange Yes, but then all your shares are on BF, which seems to have a constant lower price. So you sell on btct, move bitcoins to BF, by a larger amount of shares on BF, but which then have a lower price anyway, so value is the same. Am I missing something? |
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It seems emails sent to tender@activeminingcorp.com are not getting through. This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification.
Delivery to the following recipients failed.
kslaughter@axs.net
Final-Recipient: rfc822;kslaughter@axs.net
Action: failed
Status: 5.7.1
Diagnostic-Code: smtp;550 5.7.1 SPF unauthorized mail is prohibited. ...but my email IS authorized. It was solicited by kslaughter himself! It's been 20 days and the tender@activeminingcorp.com email address is still bouncing emails making it impossible to successfully tender AMC shares for AM shares. I PMd Ken on the forum back on the 10th when I first received the error and received no reply. I posted here in this thread about the issue too. I've emailed Ken about this and he replied stating that I should forward my request for tendering shares to tender@activeminingcorp.com so it can be processed there. Thanks Ken, but that doesn't work! Has anyone else successfully swapped their AMC for AM shares via this email address? Should I be worried? Is there another way to make requests for share swaps that doesn't involve this borked email address? I've missed out on at least two rounds of dividends now while my AMC shares are held by the 'tender' accounts on both BTCT and BitFunder. Thanks for any assistance you can provide, I sent my request in 3 days ago ... got my ActiveMining shares in my account today. So yup, worked for me |
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at .0045 on btct  |
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Just did a quick adding up of our funds. Converted @ 93.40 we have ~$890,000, so I am going to add 500,000 shares to the wall. We need funds to cover the 40-60 machines we are building, to finish paying for our prototypes, finish paying for the engineering of the prototypes, and some for general operating expenses. Also, we need some room just in case the price of bitcoins goes down.
My 2 cents ... add that 500k to btct ... the price is at .0339+ now And do it in smaller chunks - not a 500k wall. We just got done with 2 walls ... its tiring for shareholders lol |
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Over .003 now on btct  |
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Wall on Bitfunder now being consumed. Down to 241K.
Under 200K now on Bitfunder ... and under 500k on btct Fun times |
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 Fixed it. Best post of the whole thread lol |
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Should Ken spend money to hire a professional design firm to build the website then?
Yes, a very big YES!! The website will be the face of the company - selling asic's to customers. It MUST be professional. We're talking about spending $1Million on NRE, but won't spend a few $1000's on a proper website?? |
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Hello,
It seems that there is an attack going on right now on MtGox from attackers in Poland. The timing of the attack is well chosen: MtGox support service is off in the week-end, the account holders cannot contact MtGox, thus leaving the attackers free to withdraw any money they want.
THE SITUATION:
We are an MtGox customer. We use it to transfer relatively large amounts of money.
In the last few weeks, MtGox has surprisingly stopped processing withdrawals, some of our withdrawals have been pending for 3 weeks now. These are international wire transfers. For Euro SEPA transfer, MtGox warns that it could take months to have it processed. MtGox is blaming a "large backlog". It might or might not be true, this is MtGox after all.
Today, we received an email about a password reset.
Of course, we never initiated this password reset. MtGox mentions the IP address of the attacker in the password reset email: 178.42.125.117 . This IP address comes from Poland. It seems that the attackers don't even bother using proxies. This request from a IP in Poland didn't worry MtGox, although we consistently access our MtGox account from the UK, and only the UK.
Now, this wouldn't be that worrying, but the thing is we never gave the user ID of our account to anyone or publicly. The only way for an attacker to initiate this password reset would be to have access to the MtGox database.
Furthermore, MtGox sends the password reset email in CLEAR over the internet.
TO SUM UP:
So we have this situation where:
- MtGox doesn't process withdrawals anymore, so all our money sits on the MtGox account.
- MtGox database has been compromised by attackers, presumably in Poland.
- MtGox sends password reset emails in clear.
- MtGox customer service is off in the weekend.
THE RESULT:
Now, if an attacker got access to the MtGox database (at the very least they've got the list of user IDs, since they've got ours), he can also put a server in the same colocation areas as MtGox servers, sniffing their traffic, thus the password reset emails and validation code.
This is presumably what the attacker did.
At the moment, we have no access to our account (but surely the attacker has), and we have no way to contact MtGox, even sending them an email to urgently freeze our account is impossible, as they don't work in the weekend. Meanwhile, the attacker is surely enjoying his new bitcoins, since the bitcoin withdrawal system works very well, even in the weekend.
If anyone has any idea how to handle this type of issue, I would be very thankful.
But you have 2-Factor Authentication enabled right??? Then they couldnt get into your account with just your email and password/ Right |
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