In 2009, I ran a number of machines in many different locations. There’s a simple reason for doing so: to stop attacks, machines needed to be powerful enough to make the network resilient. At the time, I had several public C-class networks on the public address ranges connected to the Internet. Not ISP-supplied ones, my own.

One example of addressing ranges I used includes 203.57.21.0/24. It’s not limited to that.

At the time, I owned multiple C-class addresses in both Australia and the US. If you do your homework, you’ll find out it is actually true and that I was associated with a number of domains, addresses, and more since the 90s.

These are just my own perspective I think they are still struggling to refund the lost funds that's why we can't able to withdraw for now but fortunate for some coins withdraw is available now they allow this hack to happen maybe it will be repeated in the future so if I were you I will withdraw all my funds to be safe.

I have not used this exchange so far. But as far as I have a knowledge about it, the exchange is reputed and a good exchange. After suffering a hack some months ago, it was shut down for some period. However, it opened again recently. There maybe some technical reasons or others that the exchange is suffering and due to this reasons, there maybe problems withdrawing or depositing. The exchange is good, according to reports.

It's quite dangerous for a centralized exchange to monopolize crypto, from owning bandges to bullets; they want everything to come in contact with their ecosystem before crypto's actually see true success. But, Binance's recent movements is having the inverse effect, they are becoming a truly a dangerous threat to crypto entirely, this is in my opinion and sentiments.

Imagine Binance dictating which cryptos see success and which others fail, that's the direction we're headed in, or how they want us to perceive what Binance actually means. They've done a lot of good for crypto as a whole since they were founded, but CZ is trying to expand and monopolize everything, for: power, money and what's probably most important to him, his fame.

I suggest the community start being critical about these power-house exchanges, especially Bianance since they are the largest by a mile (discounting all fake-exchanges). IEOs are a small indicator towards the centralization of power, giving the big guys the authority to dictate which coins you should be investing in. Crypto was not founded by someone telling you which coins you should invest or not invest in, it's always been a cycle of growth and maturing.

There are ultimately many repercussions that will be seen, for what's occurring right now. They will not been seen in the short-term, but will have lasting implications for crypto as a whole.


Binance is beginning to look a lot like MT. Gox, but for a whole new era.

You can not withdraw your ethereum token yet since they haven't opened the withdrawal for those coins. The only things you could withdraw in the NZ working hours is BTC, LTC, and DOGE based on the latest Cryptopia tweet. If you have further question you better post on their ANN thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1669443.0

How do you know it's their exit-scam?, and the new re-branded exchanges sites is backed by the official Cryptopia team? It seems irrational, and I believe its just some impersonator that use Cryptopia UI theme.

You have NovaExchange as relibale exchange. But I never got troubles with HitBTC. ^^

It is your opinion and experience but it remains subjective to you ^^'

I was holding some good amount of token and ethereum in cryptopia still we couldn’t able to withdraw from exchange hope it will be sort out and we will get our fund back . If anybody having insight any genuine please let us know in this thread.

i regard this coin as dead because of the trading situation.

exrates, i may as well make an animation on my computer and pretend i'm trading it because that's as close as i'll get to executing a real trade through there.

no way am i going anywhere near hitbtc.

somewhere along the way it would've been nice to pick up one place that wasn't crooked, hacked or lying.

Let me tell you the real reasons BTX price dropped so much:

There is no reliable exchange where I can safely deposit 10k $ and buy BTX, I tried all with volume, i used cryptopia, bit-z, hitbtc, every time with issues and delays, up to 12 weeks hijacking my coins and my airdrop. And what did they do with all those airdropped coins? SELL.

Assuming I want to buy BTX, from the moment I deposit my BTC to buy BTX, there is a high chance I will just lose my BTC without getting BTX and totally ignoring it's demand.

And since it is traded only on those shitty exchanges, those exchanges are totally manipulating the price since they can, inflating and deflating to scam you of more BTC, BTX.

I tried easyrabbit a few times, went smoothly, but since some days it doesn't work to buy BTX...

If I would be a BTX dev, I would give all the money or a shitton of money to get listed to a reputable exchange. This thing saddens me the most, since last year still no possibility to buy safely bitcore and hoard them cold and shiny.

woohooo
first day of a small uptrend for BTX

This was a painfull hold so far. Lets hope for better days.

BTW, I did come to my senses after that brief bout with 1.3, this release is still going to be 0.3 beta not 1.0.

I really appreciate the effort, but there are a lot of problems.

We don't want to lead with "anonymous".  (I've been meaning to edit the homepage)

"The developers expect that this will result in a stable-with-respect-to-energy currency outside the reach of any government." -- I am definitely not making an such taunt or assertion.

It's not stable-with-respect-to-energy.  There was a discussion on this.  It's not tied to the cost of energy.  NLS's estimate based on energy was a good estimated starting point, but market forces will increasingly dominate.

Sorry to be a wet blanket.  Writing a description for this thing for general audiences is bloody hard.  There's nothing to relate it to.

just look at the OP post history:





https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1014868;sa=showPosts;start=120

you may realize that he is more of a guy who does not like how bitcoin is going


I would not be happy if the crazy guy was really satoshi

Ow! Another exchange pissed off and deciding to delist bitcoin SV. It seems Binance got alliance for banning that particular hard fork, hmm. I also heard some rumors that Kraken will also do the same thing. Poor Craig Wright, if he only stay humble and never self-proclaim that he was the real Satoshi he wouldn't face such consequences .

He blocked me so I don’t keep up daily but I’ll check it out.  Thanks!

I hear he rested on the seventh day. What do you think ?

I am actually getting tired of hearing Craig Wright cry that he is Satoshi Nakamoto. It's really hilarious how he gets fires up attacling people who are saying he is not, and he even filed legal actions to some of the. I believe before ho does that he must present a solid a d credible proof that he really is Nakamoto.

In my opinion, in the near future he is going with this and other evidence to some US court and proves behind any doubt that he is indeed Satoshi Nakamoto.

i don't care who satoshi is, but i believe someone who files a lawsuit against somebody who don't believe in what he said is not satoshi.

here's what satoshi said in the past (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=532.msg6306#msg6306)

so even if craig is really satoshi, then he is not the same satoshi that i knew.

See the snack machine thread, I outline how a payment processor could verify payments well enough, actually really well (much lower fraud rate than credit cards), in something like 10 seconds or less.  If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry.

It is incredibly ironic that people think Bitcoin is in any way about anonymity. I wouldn’t stop people trying to hide behind TOR, but such is not the purpose of Bitcoin. Bitcoin was birthed using a credit card payment. The records of the same payment are required to be kept by the banking system for 25 years. It hasn’t been that long. More importantly, I claimed the expenses on my tax in the 2008/2009 tax year. You see, a domain purchase in August 2008 is within the Australian tax year, but I was audited, which ended up going to court.

What you don’t realise yet is that I used my credit card. Yes, as crazy as it might seem to you, I used my credit card to purchase anonymous services. I even claimed it on my tax. I had an argument with the tax office in Australia about claiming it.

I told you to be careful in what you wanted and what you wished for, because you’re going to get it. I am the person behind the moniker Satoshi Nakamoto, and as a result of all the trolls and haters, I’m going to provide evidence. Not in a way that anonymous cowards would do. I’m going to use courts and law.

Welcome to law.