I seem to be locked out of one of my wallets which as 20k in it.

I haven't changed the password or anything.

I've been staking with this wallet 24/7 for at least a few weeks now.

I'm planning on holding onto this no matter what happens price wise until the full-featured client hits; might invest more over time too.

last players of weekly round should receive a double payout so that payments or there should be some incentive to keep playing through the whole week (rather than just waiting for the next week)

I would have thought you'd only start to risk things by about the start of day 3?

So I guess it could be argued that the current price fluctuations are at least partially attributable to miners, and that with a lot of them failing we may be better off.

I put about $100 USD in.

Hopeful.

Thanks for update.

request gemz on myaltcoins.com please

site loads extremely slowly/not at all

Same question here, surely seeing as its been down for about 12 hours now you'll be adjusting the timer to keep it fair?

site is still down for me.

at what day did people's money stop being paid out? or is there some way i can see the last results

I'm assuming that since no one replied what I wrote here is accurate then?

How can I find this out? I've looked everywhere on their website but cannot find an answer (nor through google)

does this work with multibit or not?

weeklyponzi/weeklyponzy

I think its a combination of factors, I've been having a look at CryptoDouble's page and documenting some of the user comments on my blog (link is in my signature)--many of the users have poor knowledge of the English language or are otherwise undereducated; I think it boils down to scammers using deceptive advertising and victims being uneducated on how these scams work. Unfortunately education is on the onus of the victims and no one else. If you're going to invest at least educated yourself as much as you can and be as skeptical as possible because money can be lost a lot more often than it can be found.

I do believe some people are just plain greedy, fully realize the likelihood of being scammed and can immediately understand the concept and still take the risk. Those complaining about the 'injustice' are perhaps willingly ignoring their wrong in investing in the website in the first place.

It seems to be a combination of people who are either gambling or risking their life savings (that is one of the beauties of bitcoin, even when the currency is small it can still go a lot further than conventional currency).

A lot of these people also willingly posted referral links around to their friends in return for a referral fee--in effect trying to promote their friends or anyone else to become the victim of a scam, and if you are the kind of person who does do that then you're the lowest form of person I can think of. That is if you were actually aware that this was a scam from the beginning, if you weren't then you should be either apologizing to or educating anyone else you tried to push into this scam.

At least some of the concepts success can be attributed to how illegal gambling has become in many societies, governments and religions have differing stances--bitcoin doesn't care about this. There are probably numerous people from these countries investing in this manner when they couldn't previously.

The fact a lawsuit has even been launched over this is preposterous - sure the scammers should be punished to the fullest extent of the law - but don't try and kid anyone here that you actually thought the website was legit and not obviously going to disappear at some point in the near future and if you say otherwise you're basically admitting to being the most gullible of idiots.

Thanks for the update

exciting times (: