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The next CryptodoubleX2 will come.
They've had something similar before (don't remember the name) - they have the code. Only thing for them, is to change the design, name and domain and go on.
We've reached a new level of cyber crime and we have to fight against it.
That's our mission. It makes no sense to help the needy if they get robbed by outlaws.
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Cryptsy is..... [ paste your invectives here]Mitras had been waiting many weeks (or months?) to get the lost 40M ZEIT back. There is only one way that 'might' help: Tickets, tickets, tickets - trolling the chat and Twitter spamming. ZEITCOIN official will not do that - but you guys can. There is no maintenance, there is incompetence as its best. They need 1 day to add a IPO Scam wallet, because of the trading fees they will earn in the following 3 days. Helping an old 'friend' like ZEIT is too much work for that minor profit. That's how it goes. A donation would help. It's not the first time. I've found some Chatlogs between Cryptsy and our Dev from March '14. I will not continue with this or make anything public about it - the logs are safe. But it shows me how the world actually works and how much we need the ZeitKnights. Cheers, Ray |
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Yeah, seems to work OK.
When you add it to the OP (etc) remember to add YoBit exchange too - seems legit, so far.
I added another 'WTF?' note to the crapsy ticket but don't expect any more response than I got from the first 4.
WANKERS
Yobit has a place on OP/Website news since the beginning. |
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OK, Explorer is working (for now - don't ask why, I have no idea - hope a daily chain backup helps). http://explorer.zeit-coin.net/Btw. I love minting:  Cheers, Ray |
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A question for the Linux pro's. After some testing with the explorer, kiklo and I be sure: the VPS needs an upgrade. Zeitcoin Daemon eats up around 70% (512) of physical memory and 80% of CPU while syncing. After that, zeitcoind uses 69% mem, 20% CPU. (free space 9GB, zeitcoind niceness=+15) While the Daemon gets synced, zeit-coin.net mainpage is very slow. (Which is ok for me, I could limit the CPU usage for zeitcoind) After some hours of working well, zeitcoind destroys the blkindex.dat. (irreparably) EXCEPTION: St13runtime_error
CDB() : can't open database file blkindex.dat, error 22
zeitcoin in AppInit()
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'
what(): CDB() : can't open database file blkindex.dat, error 22
Aborted
Rebooting the server in this case is not possible anymore without external access. All services (including SSH/FTP) are blocked, crashed or dead. Well, next upgrade level is 1 GB RAM and a Xeon Dual Core. Would try this. Any experience? Specs: OS: Debian minimal. RAM: 1 GB CPU: 2 Xeon HD: 40 GB Services: mySQL Server postgre Server apache2+php+.... zeitcoind fail2ban server Unbelievable for me: Most wallets are successfully working on a RaspyPI with apache, sql etc...... (256/512MB, slow ARM CPU) Compiling takes many hours till days (on my VPS only 8 mins), but daemons are running there.. Any idea? Thanks in advice, cheers Ray |
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We have a new (3rd) Explorer. It's not as comfortable as chainz, but it's our own and it's free. It's a bit slow at the moment. I will upgrade the VServer and the kernel version for a better performance/security in the next days. Link coming soon! (after syncing  ) It's one of the first Tools I am working on. Graphical price chart, faucet and API will follow. (after cutting the video)   Cheers, Ray |
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There can't be any safe Exchange as long as people are working on it. I don't need the green ProjectInvestors SSL bar in my browser. It says nothing about their security status. Have a look at BTC-e. It's one of the biggest and oldest BTC marketplaces in the scene. Do we know who's behind? We know Paul Vernon of Cryptsy. But who cares? If they loose 10000 BTC Paul would say: "We were robbed! It was an inside job!" That's all - Cryptsy will close the doors. If Comkort get robbed, Admin would probably say the same. There is no difference. In both cases we are screwed, eh? All we need is luck  |
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It's not difficult, but we need a further Mandatory. That's not wanted in this case. We've lost 2,5 months in the first year - I think that's ok. For the upcoming year we're knowing what to do. Everything is Beta and sometimes someone has to make a decision. I donīt post, just because Iīm not english speaker and itīs hard to me writing here. Anyway, itīs not the first time that I give ideas for ZEIT, just look at the forum. Same for me, but who cares. Language is no barrier. It's not necessary how you're trying to say something, it's necessary that we ask and understand what you are trying to say. And my Zeitfriends here, the Knights, the people who believe in ZEIT are willing to understand. If not, they will ask - even where you come from. Cheers, Ray PS: We have bigger goals than good grammar. |
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Iīve just seen the poll, and i donīt know how to vote, but I prefer not to change the interest rate scheme.
Hi ticote, It's too late, sorry. Interest rate will switch to 20% in January. If you want to know 'why' we are not in time, you can PM me. It's very technically and has something to do with POW/POS Block generation. Next year will be better. Cheers, Ray |
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One trade brought it back.
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Disgrace has reached a new level. Now the database LTC/ZEIT database is under maintenance...   |
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Fascinating.
Everybody got any response from their 'suckport' - except the developer.
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"My apologies for the incompetence" This!!!!!!! They are trying to say the zeit daemon produces the problem, eh? I can say it's definitely not a ZEIT problem. I have the daemon running on Debian and MacOSX without any issues. Either this tier two team does not exist or they have no idea what to do. Comkort, Lazycoins, Coinpayments, chainz - ZEIT is working everywhere. Thanks for this info Joe. Cheers, Ray |
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How many of them are POS orphans? I have 2441 since the very beginning. |
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Who sent 100mil Zeit to Comkort and put it on 120 lits?
Someone who either has plenty more where that came from, or someone who lost his nerve and cashed out. This guy seems very desperate. We are talking about 120 LTC (87 LTC, 194$). That will not safe his life. He should better hold it and wait. I have another 0,5 BTC to eat some walls when it's needed. Hey guys, Tomorrow another Cryptsy ticket day? February is coming closer. It's not OK what they're doing to us. Btw: *Facepalm* Bitstamp confirmes lost of 19K BTC ( 5 Million USD) |
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That's pretty much how bots operate, constant small scale trades.
That's how a bot could work. Most scripts I saw so far, are suitable for a constant daytrading. After a real crash or giant amplitudes they have no idea what to do. It's not easy because of the daily retargeting - but I am with you - everything is possible if you know how to realize. Btw. I'm searching for a good open source bot. Any ideas?  |
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Following has nothing to do with ZEIT directly, but it's interesting:
There is an article in the german section.
Technique is called Asynchronous Trading. That guy did never lost anything with his simulation.
If he had a bad day, he didn't win anything.
He trades against the (manipulated) market panic. He believes that there is no natural market trend. All ups and downs are wanted. Someone win, the other lost and if you understand that, you can make profit whatever happens to the market.
It's a bit complicated. You need some calculated sell and buy orders and the winnings are not high.
It's complete against any financial rule (banks are trying to explain us the opposite - and we know why they are doing this)
It's based on the simple rule that the worth of 1 BTC is always 1 BTC and worth of 1 NXT is always 1 NXT.
Only the ratio changes. He explains it with silver and gold:
If gold has a high value - what would you do? Invest 50% of it in silver. There is no lost because your total worth (gold+silver) never changed.
You need to place some orders because you cannot know when a high or a low ends. You use vibrations between both.
If you sell/buy on your first calculated point you win not much and your higher orders stay untouched.
If you have a good day, 2 or 3 of your orders will be eaten up and you win more.
The trick does a constant trading, you should never stop.
(Sorry for my english, hope everyone understand what I mean)
Cheers,
Ray
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It's time to get some cheap BTC.  |
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Cryptsy pop up messages: Protoshares: Our wallet is offline while we update to the latest version. It should be back online soon. Copperbars: Our wallet is currently offline due to issues with the coin's blockchain. XXXCoin: Our wallet is currently offline due to issues with the coin's blockchain. ZeitCoin: Our wallet is currently offline while we perform system maintenance. (wtf..?) What's that? A human-generated message or a randomizer? ... Whatever, in Cryptsy we trust!!  Edit: Btw. Zeitcoin has more than 1M blocks. Happy Blockday. |
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What will happen with our coins if they don't update early enough? Right now I have 30 million there
This explains the giant sell walls there. The wallet is offline, you cannot withdrawal/deposit. Trading works with their database. Everyone who has ZEIT there should open a ticket to speed up their "maintenance". Sometimes it seems to me that they have only one hard-working person in their support. Job title: Ticket Closer Cheers, Ray |
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