The more options the better.  Innovation is driven by competition.   Now if it was just some china knockoff of an existing product like a lot of the other altcoins, that's a different story.  At least there is a roadmap with ETH and a good following.


Can't believe myspace has been dead for pretty much 10 years already hah

I had some shitty coin that I tried to withdrawal and had a ticket open for, then noticed the chain was broken.  That's cool and all but they never even replied to me, not the best customer service, it's been months.

Awesome, another 1 satoshi coin.  Great news!

I admit it, I chuckled.

What on earth are you talking about, "one site had issues" "proves this works" It looks c-cex had the same issue but no deposits during that time otherwise they would have lost coins too.  People buying this coin must be insane to not understand what happened on your network.  

People are relying on a coin to be trusted, a huge block rollback that invalidates CONFIRMED transactions is just ludicrous.  lol @ blaming an exchange for your shitty code.  Tips to you and all the lemmings who have no clue how shitty this coin is.  Your "feature" is actually a huge bug that will come and bite others eventually.

Folks investing in this, you have been warned and I suggest you do some research on block reorgs before you get burned investing in junk.
 

Dude, seriously bittrex and poloniex don't send anything to your damn phone.  It is not SMS 2factor, they don't send you a text.  Did you even read the link I posted?  I guess at this point you are trolling because nobody is that stupid.  I'm moving on and will avoid posts with you on them in the future.  Not worth my time, I have money to lose in alt coins, ta ta.

It would be nice if holders were rewarded with a price increase.  You can never tell though, it may take awhile to actually change the market price of BTC.  How much do the current size blocks found everyday saturate the current price? 

You're not understanding how google authenticator works on most of these sites, which is ok, because you probably haven't done web development or ever tried to implement a 2factor solution.  Most sites that are not associated with google use their open source version of the authenticator.  You can even run the application from a windows box with no phone number associated and no google accounts.  If you don't believe me go try and enable 2fa and do some packet sniffing while its happening, you won't see any network traffic, thus no way to get your phone #etc.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5087005/google-authenticator-available-as-a-public-service

Yah I read the thread they were given their logon history which shows some random ips logging into their account.  That should be enough to get an investigation started, they can contact the FBI like you said.

You have no proof they didn't steal anything else, do you know how many had funds somewhere else?  If any?  Hackers tend to move quick when they get a compromised machine and since all of these hacked people obviously are into crypto the hacker probably tricked them into clicking something crypto related, maybe they even knew these people traded at Bittrex from whatever forum they were posting in.

Hopefully low since I missed the prebuy

was only a matter of time before ETH began to correct.  Hopefully it goes low enough that it makes sense buying some to hold on to for a long time.

You are referring to 2-factor authentication for gmail and google accounts.  That is not the same as using the google 2fa open source code that does not link back to google at all.  The exchanges are using the later.

Oh anything can be traced if you have enough manpower.  Looks like Bittrex gave the users all the information about who logged into their accounts.  If those users want to find out who stole their stuff they should file police reports and get the process started.


The problem is this isn't women at the shelter because their husbands smacked them around.  It's because they were sleeping around with a trojan horse.  Their machines were hacked, not bittrex, the burden is on them, bittrex is just one piece of information that they can obtain, contacting the FBI would do nothing for these people as the FBI wouldn't even bother doing anything with this.

I guess I'm following you around now.

You obviously don't understand how most of the exchanges 2FA works.  Polo and Bittrex both use google authenticator which has nothing to do with your phone # and doesn't talk back to anything, so what you are saying isn't even valid.

Reviewing this thread it looks like a very small amount of people clicked on something and gave an attacker their password.  This last guy even says someone turned on his 2fa, which is impossible without having access to his email account, which a few posts before he mentions an unknown IP logging in to his email.  Here you are the expert spewing foul, when its fairly obvious these users clicked something stupid or installed something stupid on their machines.  Lol less than 10 users out of thousands and thousands and you think its the exchanges fault.  You sure do beat up on all the exchanges out there.

What is your favorite exchange?  Seems you think they are all corrupt, maybe you should start a legit one.

There it is, bring out the old post count to try and prove you are superior.  I've been around a long time that's all you need to know. 

Do you want to compare BTC wallets next or would you rather drop your overhauls? or maybe you got gox'd and are still a bitter bear.

Btw, margin trading is something all major exchanges have and poloniex may just be trying to bring crypto full circle with what traders exepect.  If you don't understand any of it, maybe you shouldn't be trading.  Sounds like you shouldn't be, because you seem to be unable to grasp the fact that exchanges are trying to mature.

Good day sir.

So Poloniex adds a feature that major exchanges around the world has and all of a sudden you are running for the hills.  Do you want them to not progress at all?  Maybe go back to keeping a paper and pen ledger of transactions?  FYI#1 Answer: To evolve into a real exchange.   FYI#2: Yes, I believe there is a lot of low fee trading inflating the #s but they also have margin trading which draws customers. 

Cryptsy was already losing customers long before their issues.  Poloniex didn't pick up steam until they were the first exchange to launch Etherium and they added margin trading.  Really had nothing to do with people not liking another exchange.  They just had a coin people wanted and advanced features for trading.

This, exactly this.

ETH is such a manipulated market.  Some whales drop in and start a pump and then all the little fish say, ME toooo, I fear missing out!!  Next thing you know the volume soars even more while the original whales start selling.  It still has a long way to go down, I'm sure there will be more pumps along the way to rip the money from silly bad traders

ETH is way overpriced.  Doesn't matter who got here first.