So many changes that I wouldn't be able to follow on my own, thanks for doing this job once for all your miners. All we have to do is double click your shortcut! Well... after going through the long settings once...
You certainly deserve your dev fee!

My only fear is, what if a miner is infected and I download it automatically in my system? I have like 3 devs I trust but Rainbow miner is using soooo many different miners.
It's an unavoidable risk I suppose?

You always had the option for that, they didn't change the settings.
Their security options in the user settings are one of the best, you can choose which actions to lock and with what method (email or 2FA software).

I guess this doesn't help much if the hackers can empty the wallets themselves though!

There's also this https://tokenjar.io which is using wETH, but I didn't manage to make it work.
I've successfully enabled wETH and the shit-token through a smart contract but then I can't sign a sell order, the "loading wheel" keeps spinning forever.

I don't know in which country you reside, but here in Greece it starts to get summer-ish!
Even if Bitcoin doesn't crash any lower, I believe your miner will become unprofitable soon, any plans to counter that?
Maybe use water cooling and create a sauna? Then if Bitcoin crashes even lower you can start renting your sauna for money!

The life of cryptowarriors has become harsh, huh?

No more exit scam accusations, damn those conspiracy theories were fun! I'll miss them.

I hope Cryptopia will get better after this "near-death" experience.
Improve your security and if you want people to come back and continue using your exchange, don't keep your customers "hostage" with months long disabled wallets.
It's unacceptable for a top coin as ARK to be in maintenance for over a month, starting your maintenance long before the devs upgrade (fork) and never restarting deposits/withdraws until you got hacked.

Now more than ever, you need to improve your quality of service or you'll lose your customers for good. As a user of Cryptopia for a long time now, I wouldn't want you to perish.

I received a newsletter yesterday and it seems my reward reward for the Axie Infinity is near!
https://blog.coingecko.com/coingecko-is-partnering-with-axie-infinity/

Any sneak peak on what stats will this item offer? Bonus stats to reptile Axies maybe?

They have not stated anything officially yet. We only see the balance prior to the hack, we know that right now this balance isn't real (there wouldn't be enough coins if everyone was allowed to withdraw) and we also know there'll be some kind of a rebate but we don't know if it'll be 100% of the stolen coins or if Cryptopia will decide to share the damage of their fault with their customers.

Since the damage seem to be limited after all, I think they'll just take the hit themselves alone.

Well, my whole 0.000005 BTC dust is still there for now, but that's only during the "view-only" phase. I hope that after they restart the business they won't touch my balance!
Seems like there is no official word about it though.

There are also this: https://app.everbloom.co/
and this: https://etherdelta.com/
They are small exchanges which work through MetaMask to deposit, trade and withdraw. They're probably not listed in any big site for you to find them, so take a look at them, you might find what you want traded there.

Personally I have 2 1ST tokens (yes, just 2 tokens! lol) which I bought for like 0.50$ if I recall correctly, I was planning to use them in a platform which never required them after all. I'd like to get rid of them because I'm getting annoyed just looking at them but they're worth like 0.10$ now.
I have also received a lot of shitcoins (shitokens?) out of nowhere... airdrops I guess? I'd like to get rid of them as well and I was searching just today a way to do so.

It seems to me like the price is finding a bottom at those levels.
I can't draw and share a technical analysis right now, just check it and draw your own conclusion!

Which is why I call the situation of our ecosystem a self-cannibalising one.
Everyone wants some profit, so no one makes a profit. We mostly pay electricity and hardware companies.

Then as the prices go down, more and more people on the outside see cryptocurrencies as a bubble and shops won't start accepting them.
I believe that having shops accept cryptocurrencies is the only way to increase their value in a natural way and not just in a speculative way.
Having GRIN accepted by BTCT is one good step, but I'd prefer to see business which are not related to cryptocurrencies start accepting them, this way people won't have to sell their mined coins to buy fiat... though I suppose in GRIN's case there are a lot selling their coins for BTC because of the inflation difference between the two.

Maybe... when cryptocurrencies shoot high and the I-wanna-get-rich-fast people get back to the forums, many of them realised they are stuck in low level accounts and others just being new here, they might come back here to bash the system or beg for merits.

Unfortunately, we're still getting spams and shitposts from multi-account holders who were given free merits to all their old accounts.
But I imagine that the situation would be much worse if we didn't have the merit system at all.

They can't allow you to withdraw what they don't "physically" have. I suppose that "physically" isn't the exact word for cryptocurrencies, but you get what I mean. They had coins stolen so even though we see some balances in our accounts, they can't be put into the blockchain because Cryptopia doesn't hold those coins anymore.

As stated here: https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1102776289650335744 they'll offer "rebates"... now what those "rebates" mean, I don't know.

Well, as they've write in their post, "After the INX pre-sale completed, the deposit, withdraw, trading, transfer and other functions will be announced separately". I guess that means that it's 100% guaranteed to be listed in Coinbene, but we won't know when until announced.

Source: https://www.coinbene.com/#/notice/detail/1626?group=true

They will, but they seem to have nothing to do with the cryptocurreny.
They either found the use of crypto hard to implement or they just though they'd use 1ST to scam people into financing them and also doing some marketing.

Last time I spent some time on FirstBlood, they were accepting USD in their platform and supposingly there was an option to withdraw USD. Completely no usage of 1ST tokens.

Yesterday afternoon (afternoon in my GMT+2 timezone) both withdrawing and depositing was disabled. Let me check again...



Yep, still disabled. Hopefully this'll help support the price by locking dumping-miners out!

Hm... probably wrong in multiple places.

Remove "benchmark" and make sure that the "-p x" is correct. Is your worker's password set to "x" ?
Pay attention: Not your account's password, but over here: https://rvn.suprnova.cc/index.php?page=account&action=workers , after you login, this is the worker's password.
If the list in the "workers" settings is empty, that means you're not ready to mine. You need to input a name (in case you have multiple miners) and a password for each worker, usually that's "x" but you can input whatever password you want.

For example let's say that your username is GRM, your worker name is worker1 and the worker's password is x. In this example the command would look like this,

Some people tend to believe that cryptocurrencies = (1) Mined coins, (2) everyone has a fair chance to obtain it (though in the end the rich people build farms and obtain it faster), (3) anonymity.
Personally I believe that anything built on a blockchain and it's used for transactions is a cryptocurrency.

When I checked today, there were 1094 nodes!
Those nodes are all the active nodes: https://xrpcharts.ripple.com/#/topology BUT be advised, the site is heavy, it'll probably freeze on a phone

Here are some very useful information which are provided in 1 or 2 sentences: https://developers.ripple.com/technical-faq.html#validators-and-unique-node-lists

There are some guides around about how to setup a "validator node", but since there are no rewards in doing so I can only see financial institutions who are using XRP and exchanges setting up nodes.
Ofcourse some big holders who want to add an extra safety might run a node. In any case, 1094 nodes are a lot! dPoS coins like ARK run with 51 without a problem.

Yes, this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2261378
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They gave up on it before too early, but I don't know if you had noticed, it was meant to be a pump & dump shitcoin with no purpose at all.

... And why am I even still subscribed here? lol