HTMLCOIN AND ALTHASH BLOCKCHAIN

[NotStupid]

Swap is going?

HTML team posted fake news to hold coins on Yobit for automatic swap. Yobit repeated so many times - they wont do swap. Coins held on Yobit are dead and lost coins.
SCAM !!!

[poiseulle]

the old project is reborn again? how to make sure that everyone who has the coin will get the new ones

[NotStupid]

Swap is going?

NO, it was scam, Yobite repeated again - dont do any swaps and newer will

[NotStupid]

the old project is reborn again? how to make sure that everyone who has the coin will get the new ones

If you bought coins on Yobit - you lost money, thats what i can say from my experience, yobit even baned me tioday for letting others know that news were fake
Im calling all people to create petition against them both to report them

[VersusGPU]

the old project is reborn again? how to make sure that everyone who has the coin will get the new ones

If you bought coins on Yobit - you lost money, thats what i can say from my experience, yobit even baned me tioday for letting others know that news were fake
Im calling all people to create petition against them both to report them

Where did you get the information? Do you have proof?

[TheLogicalDan]

Naw he doesn't. Just spreading FUD.

[delightfulbold]

Very good and unique project... Wishing best of luck for all team members behind this project

[luksbit]

Who has html5 coins will lose or not have more value? Wow, what are the good points for such a change?

[DonHodler]

HTMLCOIN UPDATE - 12 DECEMBER 2017
Regarding Yobit swap & plans moving forward

The time has come for us to share some of the messages and frustration we have been dealing with over the past month.

As you know, the last communications between the HTMLCOIN team and Yobit involved Yobit having difficulty compiling HTMLCOIN’s new wallet source. Though the HTMLCOIN team provided the necessary support on this request and provided a working solution, the team has not received any official response from Yobit.

*messages read bottom to top*
https://i.imgur.com/1dMD8No.jpg

Since that message, all of our communication with Yobit has been through unofficial sources and with individual developers and moderators. We no longer understand Yobit’s agenda or motivation, and we can only assume the issue is not money, as the usual swap fee is held in escrow in Yobit’s system through their 1-4 day premium maintenance service.  Unfortunately, it has become clear that Yobit is either not capable of completing the compilation or is no longer interested. What other exchanges did in less than one hour, Yobit has not completed in 3 weeks.

Whether Yobit is no longer interested or simply doesn’t have the resources/skills to complete the swap, we don’t know and can only speculate.

Months before the swap started, we agreed with Yobit on the process where Yobit would open deposits and then would automatically swap all users’ coins once the new wallet was available. Yobit maintained all along that they were ready to swap (the swapped coin was originally going to be named CSSCOIN but was later named HTMLCOIN):

*messages read bottom to top*
https://i.imgur.com/dSFZqpE.jpg

And once everything was in place, the HTMLCOIN team reached out to begin the swap. Yobit, again, confirmed they would complete the swap.

*messages read bottom to top*
https://i.imgur.com/nqlPLk3.jpg

Though the HTMLCOIN team followed Yobit’s procedures for the swap and provided the .5 BTC payment, over the past weeks, Yobit has not only failed to complete the swap, worse, they have simply stopped responding to our communication!

Yobit has not fulfilled their promise. Blockchain is a decentralized technology. No one owns it. The role of the Foundation and core team is to manage and upgrade the core software on GitHub, and exchanges use this software to manage transactions on your behalf.  We have no direct influence over the exchange or the blockchain, and it is the exchanges’ responsibility to keep their software up to date as users choose to purchase exchange services off them with their fees.

This does not appear to be happening at Yobit, and they are not behaving as custodians of the blockchain or their users’ accounts as their users agreed with them when we all joined the exchange.  The HTMLCOIN Foundation regrets that Yobit has chosen to deal with the community and their users in this manner. Unfortunately, we can not do anything on Yobit’s platform without their involvement.  It is their site, their database. We can not do anything to see users’ wallet balances or to retrieve user data.

The HTMLCOIN Foundation is now redirecting its resources to move forward assuming Yobit will not complete this swap. We still want Yobit to complete the swap, but holding out hope is damaging the project. So, we are getting ready to move to Plan B.

Plan B will involve an immediate non-anonymous procedure for swapping (where you will have to communicate your HTMLCOIN balance at Yobit to the HTMLCOIN team) and will also include an anonymous procedure for swapping manually. The anonymous manual swap will require Yobit to open withdrawals of HTML5, and we have already begun petitioning them to do so. The anonymous manual swap comes with the risk of a user withdrawing HTML5 coin to his or her HTML wallet and losing those coins. Because of this, we are building an additional web tool to allow users to swap directly from the Yobit HTML5 wallet to a valid HTML wallet.

We will update you with details on the non-anonymous swap procedure as well as progress on the anonymous swap procedure as this information comes available. This method could easily take many weeks due to sheer volume and number of users, and before we start we would encourage you to find friends you know and trust and consolidate your Yobit wallets using Yobicodes for a faster swap.

The old HTML5 is a decentralized currency and does not belong to anyone and cannot be controlled by anyone.  Everyone is free to choose what they would like to do with their coins.  We encourage you to follow up with Yobit regarding their commitment to upgrade the HTML software in line with your user agreements and their commitments to the Foundation. 
We will continue to contact Yobit while we proceed to and with Plan B.  We hope they realize HTML is not giving up like other projects have, and we will move on, with or without them.

Join the conversation on our official Telegram group: https://t.me/htmlcoinofficial

[crypto19]

The update is appreciated.  This is what the HTML community has been looking for so that we know something has been done to ensure their investments aren't lost. 

I would suggest continuing with frequent updates even if they are just "we are still working on it" with additional screenshots of communication with YoBit. 

Looking forward to more information regarding the manual swap (as I am sure many others are as well)!

[htmlcoin.team]

The Yobit Dilemma

The time has come for us to share some of the messages and frustration we have been dealing with over the past month.
As you know, the last communications between the HTMLCOIN team and Yobit involved Yobit having difficulty compiling HTMLCOIN’s new wallet source. Though the HTMLCOIN team provided the necessary support on this request and provided a working solution, the team has not received any official response from Yobit.


Since that message, all of our communication with Yobit has been through unofficial sources and with individual developers and moderators. We no longer understand Yobit’s agenda or motivation, and we can only assume the issue is not money, as the usual swap fee is held in escrow in Yobit’s system through their 1-4 day premium maintenance service. Unfortunately, it has become clear that Yobit is either not capable of completing the compilation or is no longer interested. What other exchanges did in less than one hour, Yobit has not completed in 3 weeks.


Whether Yobit is no longer interested or simply doesn’t have the resources/skills to complete the swap, we don’t know and can only speculate


Months before the swap started, we agreed with Yobit on the process where Yobit would open deposits and then would automatically swap all users’ coins once the new wallet was available. Yobit maintained all along that they were ready to swap (the swapped coin was originally going to be named CSSCOIN but was later named HTMLCOIN):


And once everything was in place, the HTMLCOIN team reached out to begin the swap. Yobit, again, confirmed they would complete the swap.


Though the HTMLCOIN team followed Yobit’s procedures for the swap and provided the .5 BTC payment, over the past weeks, Yobit has not only failed to complete the swap, worse, they have simply stopped responding to our communication!


Yobit has not fulfilled their promise. Blockchain is a decentralized technology. No one owns it. The role of the Foundation and core team is to manage and upgrade the core software on GitHub, and exchanges use this software to manage transactions on your behalf. We have no direct influence over the exchange or the blockchain, and it is the exchanges’ responsibility to keep their software up to date as users choose to purchase exchange services off them with their fees.


This does not appear to be happening at Yobit, and they are not behaving as custodians of the blockchain or their users’ accounts as their users agreed with them when we all joined the exchange. The HTMLCOIN Foundation regrets that Yobit has chosen to deal with the community and their users in this manner. Unfortunately, we can not do anything on Yobit’s platform without their involvement. It is their site, their database. We can not do anything to see users’ wallet balances or to retrieve user data.


The HTMLCOIN Foundation is now redirecting its resources to move forward assuming Yobit will not complete this swap. We still want Yobit to complete the swap, but holding out hope is damaging the project. So, we are getting ready to move to Plan B.


Plan B will involve an immediate non-anonymous procedure for swapping (where you will have to communicate your HTMLCOIN balance at Yobit to the HTMLCOIN team) and will also include an anonymous procedure for swapping manually. The anonymous manual swap will require Yobit to open withdrawals of HTML5, and we have already begun petitioning them to do so. The anonymous manual swap comes with the risk of a user withdrawing HTML5 coin to his or her HTML wallet and losing those coins. Because of this, we are building an additional web tool to allow users to swap directly from the Yobit HTML5 wallet to a valid HTML wallet.


We will update you with details on the non-anonymous swap procedure as well as progress on the anonymous swap procedure as this information comes available. This method could easily take many weeks due to sheer volume and number of users, and before we start we would encourage you to find friends you know and trust and consolidate your Yobit wallets using Yobicodes for a faster swap.

The old HTML5 is a decentralized currency and does not belong to anyone and cannot be controlled by anyone. Everyone is free to choose what they would like to do with their coins. We encourage you to follow up with Yobit regarding their commitment to upgrade the HTML software in line with your user agreements and their commitments to the Foundation.
We will continue to contact Yobit while we proceed to and with Plan B. We hope they realize HTML is not giving up like other projects have, and we will move on, with or without them.

[htmlcoin.team]

UPDATES: December 13, 2017.

 

1. We are now in Trade Satoshi: https://tradesatoshi.com/Exchange/?market=HTML_BTC

2. What about the 60-day window for 1:1 manual swap? #MANUALSWAP
The timer for the swap ratios (1:1 days 1-60, etc.) has not yet begun. We will start that timer when the manual swap form becomes available. All coins that were on exchanges at the beginning of the swap period will be swapped 1:1 regardless of when the exchange processes the swap.

3. When will the manual swap form become available?:
The manual swap form will be available soon (within the next few days or sooner) now that all expected HTML5 are accounted for.

4. Why isn’t CoinMarketCap.com Updated?: #CoinMarketCap #CMC
We have reached out to CMC to ask them to list HTML and remove HTML5. They informed us they cannot do that until the volume for HTML5 goes to 0, so CMC will only track HTML5 and only on Yobit until 24 hours after the Yobit swap is complete.

5. What can I do to help?:
Vote for HTMLCOIN on altcoin.io. You can use multiple devices (like different computers, phones, or tablets) to vote multiple times. Please vote and share!👇👇👇
https://feedback.altcoinexchange.com/suggestions/2382/htmlcoin-hybrid-blockchain-ethereum

6. What happened to CoinGather?: #COINGATHER
We are acutely aware that CoinGather has disappeared from the Internet. Many HTMLCOIN users have many coins on CoinGather. Users have opened an inquiry with the FBI, and, as the HTMLCOIN Foundation will be fully cooperating with authorities, we cannot comment beyond that we are aware of the issue and users who are affected should contact the FBI. We do not condone any users considering criminal or unethical behavior and you will be banned if you make such suggestions in this forum.
**Update: The HTMLCOIN community contacted the FBI regarding the disappearance of Coingather. The FBI informed them that they were already investigating. Any affected party should fill out this form to help build the case faster.
FBI Cleveland: Phone: (216) 522-1400

https://complaint.ic3.gov/default.aspx#

7. Where should I store my HTML, on an exchange or in my own wallet?:
The general rule of thumb for cryptocurrency is to own your own wallet and keys. If you are careful about how you keep your wallet and mindful of your security, holding your coins in your own wallet takes the risk of keeping your coins on an exchange out of the equation. There is always risk associated with holding coins on exchanges. Ask yourself who you trust more with your coins, yourself or an exchange. See #6, above, for more information.

8. How do I mine HTML?
The HTML wallet supports CPU mining through the “generate” function. There is currently no support for GPU mining or use of an ASIC through an external miner. To mine in the wallet, pull up the command line by going to Help>Debug and clicking the command line tab. Then type “generate 101 999999999”. This will try 999999999 times to generate 101 blocks. The operation will run once and then return with brackets (no blocks found) or brackets with a hash inside (each hash represents one block found). You can quickly spam the generate command a bunch of times and they will stack and run in order. Once the last command completes, you will need to run them again. Some clever users have automated the generate command running the wallet via command line through a script. Poke around in this telegram and you may find someone willing to help you implement such a script. We are in the process of developing an external miner so folks can run GPUs or ASICs, but, for now, everyone has a fair shot at mining with their CPU ⛏.

9. How do I stake?
With coins in your HTML wallet, lock your wallet and then unlock the wallet using the “unlock for staking only” box. Once you unlock for staking, you must leave your computer on, with the wallet open, connected to the internet. You will start finding blocks based on your share of the total network stake rate. Your blocks will average out to give you about 1% new coins per year, all while securing the HTMLCOIN network and processing transactions (it’s cool, we know!).

 

Thanks for your patience and excellent support!

 

The Htmlcoin Foundation
332 S Michigan Ave
Suite 1032-H694
Chicago IL 60604-4434
USA

[DonHodler]

HTMLCOIN UPDATE - 14 DECEMBER 2017
Regarding the security of your cryptocurrencies/digital assets.

Without Prejudice: 
Globally, every single day, there are numerous reports of fraud perpetrated and perpetuated via the Internet. We have seen a worrying increase of attackers maliciously targeting naive and unsophisticated users in the cryptocurrency space, where experience and knowledge are critical to staying safe.

Using and holding crypto coins and tokens is risky and not suitable for everyone. Users and holders of any cryptocurrency / digital asset remain responsible for the safety and security of their own wallet and private keys, and all users need a sophisticated understanding of the vulnerabilities they may display and ways they can be manipulated.

Email logs cannot be used as a proof of facts; they can be easily manipulated to create contradictory narratives with times, names, and email addresses changed. It is unlikely any court or prosecution will admit uncorroborated email records as reliable evidence.

The HTMLCOIN team is legally forbidden from interfering with possible cases of internet fraud. This is strictly a matter for law enforcement, with whom we will, of course, fully cooperate. Further, the HTMLCOIN team cannot access others’ email or social media accounts, as this would be a blatant violation of privacy laws unless performed on request of appropriate authorities. The team also may not gain access to coin holder accounts on exchanges, even in a scenario where the alleged victim offers to provide his or her user credentials. Everyone should remain aware of the serious risks associated with sharing any such information.

The HTMLCOIN team develops software; we have no responsibility or accountability for coins or assets in the blockchain. We do not expose ourselves to possible fraud. Neither the team as a whole, nor any individual member of the team controls the blockchain or where and how users of the blockchain direct their transactions.

If you think you may have been a victim of Internet fraud, we recommend you contact law enforcement or a lawyer.  This is also a good opportunity to educate yourself about information security and operational security. No one will protect your cryptocurrencies or digital assets but you, and if you don’t take that protection seriously, you are likely to lose all of it.

The HTMLCOIN Foundation will always support a legally authorized investigation from the appropriate authorities.   

In a legal investigation, a prosecutor or other law enforcement official may give permission to the police to access e-mail accounts or accounts on exchanges. It is likely a request will be made for the banks to reveal cash flow details so the victim's funds can be declared and a complete picture be presented.

While a case of fraud is being considered or investigated, it is advisable to refrain from making public statements, which may influence a case or be considered as libelous or slanderous. This can complicate the situation and unintentionally make it difficult to investigate.

Blockchain is a truly decentralized technology; no one owns it; no one controls it.  It puts responsibility in the hands of the users, and every user must take responsibility for their own actions and consider walking away or seeking additional information if things cannot be corroborated or feel out of the norm. No one can scam you unless you let them.

Do not send your coins to someone on the basis of trust unless and until you have verified their identity.  If something looks amiss, it probably is.  If someone is offended or taken aback by your request for verification of their identity and they still expect you to send them lots of coins, take a moment to stop ad think. That moment may be worth a substantial sum of crypto.



Join the conversation on our official Telegram group: https://t.me/htmlcoinofficial

The Htmlcoin Foundation
332 S Michigan Ave
Suite 1032-H694
Chicago IL 60604-4434
USA

[htmlcoin.team]

HTMLCOIN MANUAL SWAP STARTS TODAY (12/18/2017)

Dear Community,

Please swap your HTML5 to HTMLCOIN.

Swapping Ratios : Number of Days
Swap Ratio

1-60  1:1

61-9  1:2

91-105  1:3

106 - later End of Swap

After this date the old coin not supported anymore.

Swap here: https://htmlcoin.com/swap-form/

[zrsmith]

I am so proud to be involved with this coin and community! Everyday we work in a forward direction, and this is a great group of hardworking members! 2018 will be HTMLcoin year!

[saiteja01]

Swap on November 20, 2017, at 12 Noon Chicago Time.

Nota Bene: this is a guide time as the exchanges need to follow their controls and procedures to ensure the safety and security of all holdings.

Github: https://github.com/HTMLCOIN/HTMLCOIN/releases

v2.0.0.0

Source Code Repository: https://github.com/HTMLCOIN/HTMLCOIN

It’s great to see that coding coins are also getting into the market I think Os university have included these type of computer science based projects in their system so every individual will see the video lectures and get knowledge and they intern get tokens for learning.

[zrsmith]

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DISCLAIMER:  I am NOT a developer, I am a member of the team. I am posting this ANN to help with the project.  If you have any questions for the htmlcoin team join their Telegram channel here: https://t.me/htmlcoinofficial
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On the 18th November, the HTML5 coin has started the process to swap from HTML5 (old coin) to HTML (new coin) on a new hybrid blockchain platform. The new platform brings the project up to date with a full feature modern blockchain:

Add images to bitcointalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2178393.0



Video link : https://youtu.be/_de5nNiHWcY



Details on the new platform and project are included in our whitepaper at www.htmlcoin.com/whitepaper

New and Roadmap Features of the Platform include:
1. Uses both the Bitcoin core (0.14) and Ether Client (CPP) codebase allowing Ether Virtual Machines to run on the more secure/stable Bitcoin UTXO model
2. QTUM compatibility layer which allows smart contracts, multiple tokens, and EVM to run on UTXO, as well as easy porting of existing Ethereum and Solidity Smart Contracts
3. Proof Of Work (POW 1%) and Blackcoin's Proof Of Stake 3.0 (POS 1%) to ensure efficiency and security
4. Enhanced Hash Rate Compensation adjusts every 120 blocks with short, medium, and long block time samples make fairer and faster 60s blocktimes.
5. Oracles built on top of the Ethereum Virtual Machine allow off chain settlement of Smart Contracts with authorized data feeds like weather or stock prices
6. Real-Time Checkpointing protects the history of the chain from being changed by 51% attacks by broadcasting block height and hash of the main chain.
7. Simple Payment Verification SPV allows Android or iOS mobile wallet to authenticate a transaction or Smart Contract without downloading the entire blockchain (planned q1 2018)

HTMLCOIN is a community-driven project to deliver a high feature smart contract/EVM/DAPP compatible platform which will be used to bring meaningful and broad adoption of blockchain technologies.  Through our global community of 20000+, we plan on providing people with the tools, support, and resources to make this happen. Htmlcoin is about empowering people and creating opportunities. Ultimately, we envision a “humanized” blockchain rather than something only accessible to a technological elite

Contact information:

email@htmlcoin.com
dev@htmlcoin.team


List of official websites:

htmlcoin.com


List of Social Media Channels:

Facebook:
Twitter:
Reddit:
Bitcointalk.org:
Telegram:


The htmlcoin community is one of the larger communities. Among the thousands of members are many developers who have folded hands together. Together with external partners, a real revolution is emerging in blockchain application development.

We can proudly state that the new htmlcoin blockchain is one of the few that knows this kind of movement.

Partners working on platforms and blockchain applications:

THE HTMCOIN.BUSINESS REWARD PROGRAM - You can earn money, tokens and coins by simply telling the world about the services and ICO’s conducted by our Token Creation platform!
The HTMLCOIN Gold Pages Platform - People from all over the world can join and earn income! Just write something cool about a company, service or product and get tipped or rewarded heavely!
Create your own Gaming website! - At the request of many among you! As promised:  Gaming websites!
Medical data processing - Creating Private Healthcare Data Blockchain Solutions to support log data
Merchants: Proof-of-Delivery - Simplifying the transport industry with blockchain technology!
New Token Creation Platform - On our platform, any creative idea for services or products will have a chance to become a reality!
Smart Contracts - There is no need for physical meetings and signatures anymore. Legal agreements for your clients can be made quickly and efficiently with a few clicks!

Follow updates: https://htmlcoin.business/dapp-playground/

Swap updates:
If your holdings are on exchanges (Yobit, Bleutrade, Coingather), swap from HTML5 to HTML will be automatic. If your holdings are in a local wallet you can swap with the self-swapping webform available later on 20th November.  Don't panic, self-swapping at 1:1 will be available for 60 days before the ratio reduces to 2:1 (days 61-90) and 3:1 (days 91-105), the swap offer closes on day 105. The new QT Wallet will be made available from the HTMLCOIN GIT repository on 20th November prior to the swap completing.

HTMLCOIN is not a security:
The HTMLCOIN project is building a new blockchain as a utility for the coins/tokens on it, which are a store of value and a medium of exchange, the value of the coins is something dictated by the markets and not the Foundation.  Put simply, all the coins are out there and have been mined/forged/minted, and you are selling them to each other for what you think they are worth.  The HTMLCOIN Foundation is only interested in getting the best technology in place to secure the future of the HTMLCOIN blockchain, and gain broad adoption of secure distributed ledger technology.  No one from the Foundation will discuss the value of HTMLCOIN or encourage its purchase on exchanges.  Any comments that may be construed this way are private views and not those of the Foundation.

Information Releases:
For the next few weeks, we expect misleading information and spoofing of our sites.  The only authoritative source of information are the HTML Foundation social feeds, websites and GITHUB.  If in doubt, confirm with at least two officers of the Foundation.  

DON'T PANIC:  NO ONE WHO WANTS TO PARTICIPATE WILL GET LEFT BEHIND.  WE ARE HERE TO HELP

You'll find us hanging out at https://t.me/htmlcoinofficial most of the time

[DonHodler]

HTMLCOIN OFFICIAL UPDATE - 21 December 2017

Yobit withdrawal is now OPEN!!!

All coins on Yobit are the old $HTML5 coin (Old Blockchain) and should NOT be sent directly to the new v2.0.0.2 desktop wallet.

Please select one of the following options to ensure the safe handling of your investment:

Option A: Yobit exchange directly to Swap Form (10 minutes)
*RECOMMENDED*

1. Withdraw $HTML5 (OLD COINS) from Yobit to the swap form located here: https://htmlcoin.com/swap-form/
    -make sure to download the new wallet to store your new coins, located here: https://htmlcoin.com/wallets/

Option B: TradeSatoshi (20 minutes)

1. Open an account at TradeSatoshi
2. Send $HTML5 (OLD COINS) to Tradesatoshi
3. Swap $HTML5 (OLD COINS) to the swap form located here: https://htmlcoin.com/swap-form/

Option C: Old HTML5 WALLET (24 hours or more, if this is your first time downloading the old wallet)

1. Download $HTML5 wallets located here:
    WINDOWS http[Suspicious link removed]
    MAC http://seed.htmlcoin.net/Htmlcoin-1.3.2.1-Mac.dmg
2. Open old HTML5 wallet
3. Get old HTML5 wallet address (receiving)

In your Yobit account:
4. Send your $HTML5 to your OLD client wallet address, that you just downloaded
5. Swap $HTML5 (OLD COINS) to the swap form located here: https://htmlcoin.com/swap-form/



Should you require any further information or assistance, come chat directly with the team on our official Telegram group linked below:

https://t.me/htmlcoinofficial

The HTMLCOIN foundation thanks you for your patience.

[zrsmith]

Progress is solving old problems and developing the opportunity to gain new ones! 2018 is going to be strong, and the swap from Yobit is one last hurdle to a fresh new year! Watch how we grow this new year!

[ARTEM DA]

It's nice to see that HTML project is moving and becomes batter than it was... but i cant figure out, if my "old" HTML5 is on YObit, for example, is it necessary  to swap coins by my own, or just wait for exchange that will do it by itself?