Please be advised that Zapple exchange will be closing on December 31, 2020.

I've received the relevant e-mail message on October 13.

Here's the mail contents:
"We are sorry to inform you that Zapple is closing down operations.  We had been due to launch a novel banking product this year but the impacts of Covid-19 and a changing marketplace meant it was not possible to launch in our original timescales.  With upcoming regulatory changes in the UK and a product not ready for launch we have made the difficult decision to cease operations.  We are currently looking for someone to buy Zapple’s intellectual property and, potentially, to serve our existing customers.

 

Unless a buyer is found for Zapple before the end of the year then Zapple will be closing from 31st December 2020.  From 1st January 2021 until 31st January 2021 the site will operate in a withdrawal-only mode.  During this phase trades and deposits will be forbidden.  From 1st February 2021 Zapple will be offline completely so it is imperative that you withdraw your assets by this point as they will no lost if not withdrawn at this point.

 

We are working with partners to support their customers and currencies during this time.  If alternative offerings become available we will notify you before the end of the year."

I've checked only today zapple exchange since I traded AUR/BTC, AUR/BCH for about 6 months ago and withdrew all the funds.
And yes, the relevant message about closure is posted on the home page of the exchange.

They try to find a solution to keep the exchange online. Hopefully they will succeed!  

Hello,

That's a pity!

Unfortunately NOVA is closing its exchange on October 7

There were some interesting coins that moved from Cryptopia after its liquidatin and CC was among them:)

Have you already stopped all the nodes?
Is it possible to enable them for some hours to complete one transaction if you will not incur any costs for that?

I just wanted to send the coins that were bought at NOVA to my Windows wallet in order to have them ready in case you sell the project and somebody will revive CC coin.
Or you think that will never happen? and there is no sense?

AltHub seems to be still alive.

I've just visited it accidentally, logged in and found the above transaction as completed 3 months ago.

I checked and ....yes, I had 99.60520942 DOGE incoming payment on June 11 

I will test it for a week or so to find out whether faucet is fully active and pays.

Hi, DavinciJ15, just've sent 10 AUR.  (TX id: e1c017542f062cfdfd5f0e4430c8bb24a__________)

I suppose that will do for testing. The AUR transaction fee is usually low.
If that is not enough please inform 

Maybe the admin just forgot about his website 

3 weeks DOGE withdrawal pending   

That's great! 

Please check the issue with CoolindarkCoin at ProBitExchanger.
Before closure of greenonline exchange I tried to move my coins to  ProBitExchanger.
When creating CC address at ProBitExchanger the system returned "该币种配置异常,无法转入!" (google translated it as "The currency configuration is abnormal and cannot be transferred!").
I've just tried to generate CC address again and the error persists.

If possible please resolve the issue or update the Markets section in the first post of this thread since CC deposits are not available at ProBitExchanger. That will prevent users from unnecessary registration at ProBitExchanger.

Please update info on current exchanges with CC deposits enabled.

Info for those holding CC at greenexchange

"trade.greencoin.online exchange will be closed at 07 of March. Please withdraw all your balances! "

Hello,
Please provide official source of information.

I couldn't find it either on Nova Exchange web site in News section or in their Twitter or in e-mails from Nova.

My favourite is DOGE coin. There were cases when I could receive them within 1-2 minutes at destination exchange.
Other coins in my favourite "back carriers" list include RDD, XVG.

When having no more "ask volume" for repeated fast arbitrage, I used to put ask orders at the coins having quite fast blockchain like
NLC2, CHESS, ADC, ARCO, FJC, OK, IFT, CL, etc. with confirmations ranging from 6 to 20 and with withdrawal fee ranging from 0.001 to 0.01 of a coin. Thus I could have my BTC back at my "master" exchange with double profit, I mean profit from selling a particular coin at destination exchange plus that for selling "BTC back carrier coin" at "master" exchange. 

According to my personal experience, arbitrage is still possible for a noob. Turning like 0.001 BTC into 0.01 BTC in a month or so may be not feasible for those having over 1 BTC of their total crypto holdings but for the noobs quite aware of what a crypto exchange is and eager to collect some more profit it would be of interest. Imho, at least those noobs still collecting  micro earnings from crypto faucets might find it feasible. Nevertheless, it requires time and efforts.

Important thing one has to bear in mind before starting is that arbitrage is risky, be ready to lose the coins involved without regret.

While doing arbitrage I have elaborated some of the key steps in making progress in my arbitrage fun:
-   choose two exchanges to your liking;
-   choose the one which would be the “master” exchange, i.e. used for initial investment and subsequent withdrawals of profit;
-   prepare a list of coins available at two exchanges;
-   check for full names of the coins because the short ones may vary at a particular exchange;
-   check online status of wallets at “master” exchange and highlight those available for withdrawals and deposits;
-   check for price difference among the coins with “green” highlighted wallets;
-   calculate the fees involved, i.e. trading fee at Exchange A, withdrawal fee from Exchange A, Deposit fee at Exchange B (if any), trading fee at Exchange B.
-   find a “back carrier” coin. My requirements to such a coin include: it is on fast blockchain, withdrawal fee is low, the number of confirmations at destination exchange is small, it can be easily sold with profit  or at the price compensated by enough profit from arbitrage to;

Issues to be checked before adding a new coin to your arbitrage list:
-   the wallets must be on the same blockchain and of course “green”;
-   withdrawal fee;
-   number of confirmations required to have your deposit at destination exchange;

Issued to be checked before each transaction:
-   “ask” volume at destination exchange;
-   wallets status: “online” or “offline”

The more coins, the more arbitrage opportunities

They are still on old chain but with open (marked as online - 1068495 blocks) wallet. Current PAK coin block count is totally different.

I've looked through this thread to find info about Yobit wallet status but decided to test withdraw from Yobit with 10 PAK coins just a week ago.

Here's my transaction that was sent from Yobit and never appeared at the destination wallet 

2019-02-11 12:09:54
10.00000000 PAK
b76bcc6bf3ff4cb8f9dac78cdc1c8f241115dab6042536a75906e03c63d39658

I did not experience such a problem throughout entire period I joined althub and I do visit it everyday.

So just try the following:
- clean cache and cookies in the browser;
- use another browser;
- use VPN to log in the site just to send a  support ticket   to report to admin about the problem.
or try to contact admin of AltHub via twitter account  

Well, if not taking into account the previous format, I would point out the following benefits in new one:

- viewing all titles of articles in one post allows to choose the one of your interest while not going through entire thread;
- for the contributors it is helpful to have a quick view and not to duplicate already submitted articles;
- a post about lost (stolen) and frozen funds will be even more interesting after reopening of Cryptopia or statement from Cryptopia on those figures.

 

Yesterday's article from Newshub with video report

Website: https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2019/02/new-zealand-police-fbi-investigating-christchurch-s-cryptopia-hack.html
Title: New Zealand police, FBI investigating Christchurch's Cryptopia hack
Byline and Date: Megan Sutherland, 13/02/2019
Archive link: archive.today

Website: https://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/110440396/cryptopia-breach-highlights-gaps-in-cybersecurity-and-cryptocurrency-regulation-experts-say
Title: Cryptopia breach highlights gaps in cybersecurity, and cryptocurrency regulation, experts say
Byline and Date: KATIE KENNY   05:00, Feb 14 2019
Archive link: [archive.today link](http://archive.today/D88C6)

Actually you were not supposed to search for halvening since I stated "halving" but not "halvening" in relation to those links in my post. They represented my initial intention to dwell on one part of the origin of the word "halvening". 

In opposite to other suggestions of "halvening" origin,  i.e. Doge coin community discussions that encouraged some Reddit members to use it more and more often, I stick to the point that creation of "halvening" term was inspired by combination of "halving" and "hapenning".

I suppose that roycilik post in this thread quoting "August 11, 2012, 09:03:42 PM" as the first time use of "halvening" confirms that it was neither Doge coin community to create the term "halvening" nor Reddit community to take it from them because Doge coin was introduced after that date.

During further research I found some more links supporting the points regarding origin opposite to mine. They claim that it is just stylization of "halving"  https://cryptocurrencyfacts.com/bitcoin-halving-explained/    or http://bitcoinandmarkets.com/glossary/ (when adding ending "ening" like “The Flippening.”).

I’ve just googled over the web and found a definition that is quite comprehensive for me as a newbie.

So, according to Expressvpn and their glossary, halvening comprises two words "halving" and "happening".
 
https://www.expressvpn.com/internet-privacy/bitcoin-glossary/




As to the first uses of halving, my investigation brought me back to bitcointalk threads but from outside site, i.e. altcoin wikia http://altcoin.wikia.com/wiki/Coiledcoin that referred to our bitcointalk member thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=56675.0
and it dates back to January 05, 2012  

That would be great to have PAK listed on new exchanges. I used to trade PAK at Cryptopia so a bit miss PAK as a tool for BTC transfer between exchanges.

By the way I tried trading at Nova for about two weeks and I like it. They've just had a promo for referring people to Nova while giving away 100% Reward in the First Month. Furthermore, they had  "zero transaction and withdrawal fee" for BTC during that period.  

Can I still withdraw to other wallets than FaucetHub?

Do you know what is the highest possible level and highest power claim score at althub?