Today is that day  Really big chance for DEM. What's meant to happen? |
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What are we waiting for ? Christmas  Sadly not Christmas this year. Maybe Christmas 2045?
The wallet takes days to sync 3 weeks worth of Tx's. Yet, I bet there are not that many going on.
Is this project left for dead?
Do you mean to update a previously sync'd wallet or to download the blockchain from scratch ? The initial blockchain download could be optimized IMO. I meant to update a previously synced wallet with maybe 6 months to a year of chain Tx's left un-synced. |
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The wallet takes days to sync 3 weeks worth of Tx's. Yet, I bet there are not that many going on.
Is this project left for dead?
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Last chance for cheap BUY.
It's preparing for explode.
How's that "explode" doing? |
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I remember you telling me about this in the Discord about 2 years ago. Sorry that you haven't had any luck getting your money back.
Hi DJC, effectively I managed to catch them myself very easily. I simply put the IP address they used into various trackers you can use online and they returned 'Privax Ltd' which owns 'Hidemyass' VPN. I had the date and time logs from my email account from when it was hacked, and asked Microsoft for approved official logs of those logins. The Police then approached 'Hidemyass' and their login times and web address visits were matched to a customer account with my Microsoft logs. So at that point we had their names and whatever details were attached to their VPN, at the very least their original IP addresses. Sadly the Police messed it up. After some research, I warned them that 'Hidemyass' could delete all customer data details after 3 months. They assured me the VPN company would keep all the details so it wasn't an issue. Then of course they just deleted the details after the 3 months were up along with all their other customers as is normal procedure. The reason being, the Police failed to get something called a 'single point of contact'. So despite assurances that they would keep the customers details, without the single point of contact they were entitled to delete them. So they did. Less bad press for them I suppose. So their VPN lived up to their name. I managed to catch some IP addresses on my email account trying to break in which the Police have followed up on, so the investigations continue. They don't seem to be particularly good hackers. I just made it insanely easy for them, and they were extremely lucky not to be caught. My main hope lies for now on anyone who knows them stepping forward and taking a legit half share of what was stolen. |
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REWARD FOR THE ARREST OF CRYPTO THIEVES AND THE RETURN OF ASSETS HALF OF THE FOLLOWING AMOUNTS WILL BE AWARDED IF RECOVERED 4.912 BTC
23.02922 LTC
4109.871231 XRP Please note: this is what was stolen. If a different amount, or different cryptos are recovered it must be divided exactly half each in those amounts and in whichever currencies are seized by the Police.
On the evening of Tuesday 23rd January, 2018 I had my Cryptopia exchange hacked and 185,310.3 XBY were traded into 4.912 BTC on my account before removal. My Bitstamp and Kraken accounts also had crypto removed. 4.912 BTC was removed from Cryptopia 4109.871231 XRP was removed from Bitstamp 21.9022 LTC was removed from Bitstamp 1.12 LTC was removed from Kraken Whoever stole my crypto probably saw the original reward message I posted in 2018, which I have decided to remove since the crypto addresses for the return of the stolen funds are no longer valid. They also took the time to hack my Bitcointalk account, which I have now recovered. They then used a Bitcoin Signed Message to authorise a new email address which has been removed from my profile along with their BTC signing address. They were obviously scared enough that someone in the XBY community knows who they are and may decide to point them out. It seems they wanted to prevent the risk of anyone from contacting me here. The "potential" reward if recovered - which is half (not including Tx fees or other costs) is: 2.456 BTC 11.51461 LTC 2054.9356155 XRP This is all presuming that BTC is recovered and not XBY, since that (BTC) is what they finally removed from my account.
I can only offer exactly half of what is regained in ANY crypto currency that is seized and no additional or personal costs can be included.
I have a case running with the UK Metropolitan Police Cyber Crime Unit and have passed on details of all the thefts.
If you know who these people are and can identify them, I am willing to sign into an agreement with the Police that you will be entitled to exactly half of the sums recovered for your part in the crypto recovery and the arrest of these individuals.
If you feel confident in knowing who these people are and can prove their actions through conversations (screenshots or any of other kind of proof) then send me a message here and we can discuss your reward, and also how to notify the Police. I will not share your identity and will keep ALL correspondence private between us and of course the Police. I would also like to state that if more than one parties comes forward with incriminating evidence, you will share the 2nd half of the recovered crypto between all of you who have been proven to help the Police. This should be clarified with the Police before any reward agreements are drawn up and/or signed.
Any information given that demands a recovered crypto reward must be verified by the Police as being helpful. That being said, it's first come first serve. If you feel your information would definitely lead to finding who they are, I would come forward with it now before anyone else tries to, and you end up possibly sharing rewards. The sooner we can catch them, the sooner we can decide which information lead to their arrest, and therefore work out any agreements. No rewards can be given for information that does not lead to any crypto recovery.
I would also like to point that if these individual(s) are caught and it becomes apparent in some evidence that you were someone encouraging their behaviour, then I would also seek to press charges against you as well. Regardless of whether you were shared any crypto or not. Screenshots and various logs can lead to guilt by association. If you are such a person, then I encourage you to come forward with what you know. I am willing to waive any charges against people who encouraged this act that then come forward with evidence of who is guilty.
Any FREE information would also be greatly appreciated.
I look forward to your help, and to sharing whatever is recovered.
Regards |
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Electrum 4.1.2 - I downloaded it to Windows desktop 30 minutes ago
If I do it on my wallet it says Signature verified
[moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]
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-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- Date: 10/05/2021 This is the real owner of the bitcointalk account :Martin958 My bitcointalk profile is: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=314728-----BEGIN SIGNATURE----- bc1q5x06na8urh3f9sx6j8d9js00zrltsn4uzp5r6r H2c46zCwwE0ujWlCuA5k0TKZcOCdGpq8TAiEEpJVykXKWVmBD+g1F057ONiogY0KRTgW9JCqpULvwq11uOHdPQg= -----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- |
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My bad, the message should simply be: This is the real owner of the bitcointalk account :Martin958
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-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- Date: 10/05/2021 This is the real owner of the bitcointalk account :Martin958 My bitcointalk profile is: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=314728-----BEGIN SIGNATURE----- bc1q5x06na8urh3f9sx6j8d9js00zrltsn4uzp5r6r Hy/9LCwYkEZ894Wr539+SftgMM7KmxVgFOrTP5Q3ypizI1yov4Hwbcgoiblpn089O1hGfNKUA2CLzGsG7j3Ght8= -----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- I'm not able to verify using Electrum. (i tried several times, maybe you've done a bad copy/paste ?)  It says the request expires in about 24 hours. Does that have anything to do with it? I don't think the copy/paste was wrong. |
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-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- Date: 10/05/2021 This is the real owner of the bitcointalk account :Martin958 My bitcointalk profile is: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=314728-----BEGIN SIGNATURE----- bc1q5x06na8urh3f9sx6j8d9js00zrltsn4uzp5r6r Hy/9LCwYkEZ894Wr539+SftgMM7KmxVgFOrTP5Q3ypizI1yov4Hwbcgoiblpn089O1hGfNKUA2CLzGsG7j3Ght8= -----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- |
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-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- Date: 03/06/2018 Hello this is Martin958 My bitcointalk profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=314728-----BEGIN SIGNATURE----- 1HZwkjkeaoZfTSaJxDw6aKkxp45agDiEzN HIrpXEwzxSLC+5bZY6fTr6JNCg1eahi8OI6XklG0YWTpb727piAQjVgjs52ntch1aCkE/WiPWmupJYhlGigqQGI= -----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- |
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Hello,
I have had my account disabled since a hacker got access to it on 22nd January, 2018 and stole 1.1 LTC
I have sent my photo ID and have satisfied all the requests needed to reopen my account.
But suddenly Kraken is ignoring all emails for a month now.
Why are they not addressing the issue of my account being disabled?
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Great to see all the positive comments on the new thread. For anyone new here, this has become a thriving strong and trustworthy community in general. The Devs and support are certainly on your side, and you can look forward to continuous tech improvements. I thoroughly reccommend.
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I just have to share this with anyone that wants to listen ...... I have been hacked for 4.5 million digibyte  I have absolutely no idea what has happened, but yesterday I did a sync of my digibyte core wallet installed on my computer, and when the sync was over, my wallet was empty. I checked my wallet address DMHUZWvzfJwdiiivnbfkMW34LBmAt5r9Zv in the blockchain explorer and to my horror I realized that the transactions in fact had taken place. What has happened? I have never given my private keys to anyone, my pc shows no sign og beeing hacked, its fully updated, have the newest antivirus. My wallet is also protected by a strong password. My pc wasn't online at the time of the transactions. Im a sysadmin and i know a thing or 2 about pc security, How can this happen? can anyone help me to clarify what has happened before i jump screeaming out of the nearest window that is scary  They hacked your PC or were your coins on an Exchange? Does the digibyte wallet have a Debug Window>Console where you can do a "checkwallet" to see if the wallet needs to be or can be repaired? You can see on the blockchain there were three separate transaction that moved the coins to other addresses. Either the OP has amnesia or someone close to him "borrowed" his DGB or he was indeed hacked. I think it is impossible for those transactions to occur without access to the wallet. That's a lot of coins to lose. Maybe a dedicated secure PC must be used for very large coins such as that. A PC that is only used to sync the wallets or transfer coins to an exchange and nothing else. Maybe the pc was hacked and the wallet copied and the password was brute forced, maby that is a possibility?? good advice with the dedicated secure pc. I have bourght myself a hardware wallet now. Was your wallet completely emptied, then maybe so, if it was only one address involved unlikely. edit: I'm going to assume Lawzt has me on 'ignore'. Could you have downloaded a compromised wallet.exe with built in backdoors? What source did your wallet come from? |
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Miner dump coin - by the billion
poloniex has 644.928.553 dgb sell order bittrex has 388.282.987 dgb sell order and another exchanges not over than 100 million dgb total = 1.133.211.540 dgb on market sell order circulation supply is 9.516.382.139 DGB if miner was dumping, why too small sell order on market?why?why?why? I see a billion coins being dumped in total there. What makes you think miners aren't selling much? What he means, is that miners can only mine around 4.7 million coins in a 24 hour period. There are obviously many more coins being exchanged on a daily basis so miners cannot be held responsible for selling too many. When I say miner dump coin by the billion, I don't mean on a 24 hourly basis. I plucked that a bit from the air, so obviously some of the volume is normal trading selling. Overall this coin is very attractive to mine and dump, so I think it is largely responsible for the constant down trending. Overall this coin is very attractive to hold for the long term, so I will stop crying and accumulate some more. Right indeed. Or you could stop wimpering over small words and find a more proactive coin to invest in and come back when this one is less of a dump-fest. Or in your case probably not... |
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Miner dump coin - by the billion
poloniex has 644.928.553 dgb sell order bittrex has 388.282.987 dgb sell order and another exchanges not over than 100 million dgb total = 1.133.211.540 dgb on market sell order circulation supply is 9.516.382.139 DGB if miner was dumping, why too small sell order on market?why?why?why? I see a billion coins being dumped in total there. What makes you think miners aren't selling much? What he means, is that miners can only mine around 4.7 million coins in a 24 hour period. There are obviously many more coins being exchanged on a daily basis so miners cannot be held responsible for selling too many. When I say miner dump coin by the billion, I don't mean on a 24 hourly basis. I plucked that a bit from the air, so obviously some of the volume is normal trading selling. Overall this coin is very attractive to mine and dump, so I think it is largely responsible for the constant down trending. |
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Miner dump coin - by the billion
poloniex has 644.928.553 dgb sell order bittrex has 388.282.987 dgb sell order and another exchanges not over than 100 million dgb total = 1.133.211.540 dgb on market sell order circulation supply is 9.516.382.139 DGB if miner was dumping, why too small sell order on market?why?why?why? I see a billion coins being dumped in total there. What makes you think miners aren't selling much? |
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Miner dump coin - by the billion
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As I've officially given up on the slack and now just want the tech to speak for itself I will post here. 1. What is your personal feelings about the state of Bitcoin and crypto generally good and bad, The forks, ICOs, the miners, and other major projects like Ethereum etc. Similar but more specific. 2. The vision for XTRABYTES seems to be to make a better blockchain. So can you explain what you think are problems with the Blockchains that already exist? 3. Can you share very generally some long term hopes and vision you have for XTRABYTES into the future. 4. The next thing on the Roadmap is the X-CHANGE DEX Module. Is that the next thing we will likely see completed? I have sent your questions along Fatoshi. Ignore the slack troll |
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