Yea, how often do we need to point this out? FFS.

Are you new? These things aren't regulated...that's kind of the point. You want the law behind you, go play on the stock market. Don't put any money in crypto you can't afford to lose, and don't whine if a technical issue stops you from making a "would be" profit. Risk of the game and all that.

Manipulation or not, both the Gox issue and the potential Bitfinex issue have the potential to severely depress the price. It's a matter of when.

I'm from the EU and cancelled withdrawals from Gox after 6 weeks of nothing (and no clue from support when or what)

The ticker thing has seemed to be inaccurate with these kind of things, what do the charts at bitcoinwisdom or bitcoinity say? Often the ticker will show a much lower low than any trade that actually went through...no idea why but it was already doing that many months ago before I stopped using them.

Isn't it amazing how all "technical" problems with Gox happen to involve getting some of your money out. Quite the statistical anomaly.

Looks like over half of the hashpower got switched or went offline. I'd love the diff to stay like this for a while 
Odds are though it'll be back soon enough...

Not really no, because that would be retarded.

Dev already controls a very considerable premine, whatever funds were in the online wallet are peanuts by comparison. Not worth the effort to increase his holdings by 1% and destroy the coin's reputation in the process. The whole purpose of developing a coin is to make it worth something so you get paid for your efforts eventually.

Would be a good idea to take the wallet being accused of scamming off your page though.

How typical  


Anyway, it's incredibly naive to leave anything worth of value in a place where you have zero control over it. Too much shit can go wrong, intentional or otherwise. Therefore, I do not understand the point of using online wallets. I trust myself more than I trust anyone else, especially with crypto this is the only correct attitude. Just google for hacked online wallets, the list is long. Very long.

It wasn't actively promoted by the dev, the creator of it claimed a reward, and it was listed as an online wallet is all.

Doesn't matter who "promotes" it, any online wallet has a huge red target on its back. Even large and reputable online wallets have been hacked over time. There is absolutely NO reason to use or trust an online wallet. When they don't scam you they still get hacked, frequently. History has proven they are NOT SAFE and you guys put your trust in one that's been online for literally days?

Can someone explain me why hordes of people trust their coins to online wallets? I honestly don't see it, you're trusting your coin to a complete stranger with usually no prior reputation of any kind, when it takes all of 4 seconds to download and run the wallet on your PC. Want to have access to it anywhere? Put it on a USB stick.

Online wallets are the crypto equivalent of leaving your wallet with notes sticking out of it on the dashboard of your parked car.

Why would someone ask a 10 BTC ransom to release coins worth... more than 10 BTC? Doesn't sound like good hacker logic unless he's just trying to get another 10 BTC on top of everything of course.

I'm new to the scrypt-jane thing, getting odd results from my reference 7970s.

In one rig (only 2 cards, but 8GB RAM) they do 535 kh each at the usual setting which gives me 700 kh/s in regular scrypt.
The other rigs (3 & 4 cards, only 2GB RAM each) they only do 455 kh at exactly the same settings.

Does system RAM influence hashing speed?

At least at this point you only need to talk to 1 pool to make sure the majority goes onto the right fork 

+1

Love SMC and really dig the CoinEx interface after getting into MOON trading there.

What makes you think we're not trading this thing all the way down? I know I am. The swings are hilarious, I've lost count how often I've made 20 to 30% in a single trade between the exchanges or by (somewhat naughtily) dumping on the buy orders and then buying back way lower from the "oh noes it's going down" crowd. As an added bonus when the price drops the difficulty drops with it right on cue, all things considered as little as this coin is currently worth it's not particularly unprofitable to mine compared to other coins.

You are a troll because you rehash BS like "premine dump" "dev is a woman " (WTF?) plus your constant stream of pointless negativity about a coin you don't even own - also the fact that you even seem proud about trades where you lost 25% for no good reason.
Anyone could see that the price was going to go down after the initial frenzy, it says nothing about the future of this coin. Many coins have been just about entirely worthless and written off and still rose. In fact these are the best ones because you can realize very healthy gains. Good luck getting a coin like LTC or DOGE to go up thousands of percentage points from where they are now. If you buy into 10 of these, 9 can fail and you still come out way ahead. I'm happy mining this thing, selling some, keeping some, and trading to keep the BTC value of my holdings stable during the price decline.

I quite like xhash, different and nice interface and excellent payouts.

Oh look, the troll is decimal challenged as well.

The current price is 5255 satoshis. The way one reads numbers in the civilized world, no digits are supposed to follow after that.

Also, you're such a troll you can't even keep the story straight:


GTFO before you embarrass yourself further.

If you sold that low evidently you suck at reading "the signs".

Heck I sold some at 11500 just yesterday which I had picked up at 5500. You must've sold about as low as it ever got. Good job.

At any rate why are you still trolling this topic if you no longer have a stake in it?