I'm going through all my coins now on coinsmarkets via block explorers and am finding some weird activity all around. I would encourage others to do the same, that way we can verify by blockchain evidence which different crypto wallets may belong to coinsmarkets, potentially flagging them. For instance if several different people pull up the same transaction I have for say linda coin... that's a little red flag isn't it?
I would like to mention as well that
some of my wallets remain intact, cheaper shitcoins persay, but they recieve staking bonuses at random intervals through the months which I believe is attributed to what I think is the CM "main guy" having a change of heart over the months about whether or not he will give us what we
own. As he or they still haven't.
Also I would like to mention any wallets you created via direct trading on coinsmarkets are
not searchable via blockchain explorers. By this I mean, if you bought colx for bitcoins and didn't deposit from outside coinsmarkets your wallet will not be searchable as your coins are actually sitting in the coinsmarkets wallet for that coin already, which explains why some people cannot find their balances and are claiming they have 0.
Upon checking my linda wallet address; I discovered that all coins HAVE been moved... and link to a nice wallet of roughly $83,092.114...which is 61m Linda coins.
Possible CM Lindacoin Address:
https://prohashing.com/explorer/Lindacoin/LasVocPDTgEJJx3Z58Zh5GJncW59Y1wfir/Take a look at the below hash. My wallet, and and many others is listed in the below transaction hash linking to only two wallets, one receiving the bulk of the linda coins:
https://prohashing.com/explorer/Lindacoin/5693a0cbe670d89cb71e36cfae6a734e4a4b1d2ae6ee73b3f8778ab6b0fde71a/The below hash shows leftover small balances from some of the same wallets being sent to the above wallet address, leftovers... we can determine here that ALL wallets are connected as they all lead to the suspected CM lindacoin address including one of the receiver addresses.
https://prohashing.com/explorer/Lindacoin/36517f78beb919c179b8f2a2d0c2d83e451c57b0ef5c37196a033cbb15b11ff1/---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Now onto compound coin. It seems the top 9 richest person is somehow linked to my compound coin wallet from coinsmarkets. Here is the wallet with 193707985.99011132 comp coins:
Possible CM Compound Coin Address:
http://comp.prenges.rocks/address/CaqCXuBDSFRf2PtgPvZhp4zuEY482ftmGvNow... how do I figure the above wallet is somehow connected to cm? The below hashes. My wallet as well is listed here in both instances: Also be aware the other addresses here which is (CWyJofXAgkSPP9grV92JyAuNHD5M3hARDK) and (CSznwttB2cwApxgZoKtWnShppgxxpse2e3) also ends up sending the amount it received to the suspected CM comp coin wallet (CaqCXuBDSFRf2PtgPvZhp4zuEY482ftmGv)
http://comp.prenges.rocks/tx/8c7b8d8a8c79aa9865ed0db617f815422806251bbaf86339f7679a63ca041708http://comp.prenges.rocks/tx/424c42510ee925a08e06e5a9a7be486e1d2c73cbe4b01111d36dabd56508e1d3These are the only two coins out of the several I have on the exchange that have been tampered with. Now Coinsmarkets if still
legitimate can blatantly state via their Coinsmarkets bitcointalk account if this is all UNTRUE as they have the capabilities and platform at hand to explicitly deny this. They also have the ability to enable WITHDRAWALS for two said coins if they believe my information to be untrue, thereby disproving all of my posted evidence.
I've debated posting this in case of retaliation from coinsmarkets themselves via my account there (I'm still hoping I will get my shit back).. I've tried to cover my tracks from posts on here linking me via their website and would advise other people as well if they follow suit to not post their actual coinsmarkets deposit addresses incase they try to look you up and fuck with you. Just post your hashes from recent withdrawals and we can all link connections.
EDIT:
Also would like to point out the timestamps on all of the above corresponds to other recent developments brought to light by COLX, and other people. It seems like they picked the month of april to finally exit.
https://github.com/ColossusCoinXT/Documentation/blob/master/CM_PressRelease.pdf
