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January 21, 2019, 06:19:48 PM |
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Beautiful, even faster than visiting DeepVaultOnline.com for verification. Maybe nontoxic can create a special link of the owner's address to be imported into the extension so that all the user has to do is click it and then select a file for it to be verified using blockchain, as simple as the online verification website. With these new browsers, extensions DeepOnion will have more people using them! more exposure! Go DeepVault! |
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longlivecapitalism
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January 21, 2019, 10:55:50 PM |
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Yep, VoteCentral is working great for anyone willing to work for it. This system should actually be adopted by new coins that want to promote themselves instead of the flawed bounty campaigns that I see going on in here. About 47 VoteCentral supporters working every day to let people know about DeepOnion! And we're also working to raise those numbers by raising awareness about VoteCentral. |
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January 22, 2019, 05:36:14 AM
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another reminder not to keep ur funds on exchanges if u ain't trading atm. So true, but I was swing trading to accumulate some sweet onions. Some funds are stolen some not as I understand what happened to cryptopia. Maybe someone knows if onions still are in cryptopias or hackers hands.... Maybe only ETH-based tokens were affected but this isn't confirmed an nobody is sure about the information. I suggest to wait for an official announcement because everything else you read is speculation. Your point is interesting, can you check the cryptopia address you sent the ONION to and see if your ONION is still there? Maybe others can confirm this as well. I think the hack mainly affected Ether, among two other lesser known coins. DeepOnion was not there. So, DeepOnion is probably not affected. I think even if somebody would have Ether, if these three coins have been used for buying bids or selling by somebody, they too might have gotten locked and so might have been saved as hacker might be needing to cancel all buying and selling orders (of three coins) first before withdrawing these coins. |
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January 22, 2019, 07:54:55 AM |
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Luckily I always followed the rule of not having any coins on the exchanges. I only had a small amount in BTC to trade spontaneously on this stock exchange.
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longlivecapitalism
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January 22, 2019, 01:39:53 PM |
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another reminder not to keep ur funds on exchanges if u ain't trading atm. So true, but I was swing trading to accumulate some sweet onions. Some funds are stolen some not as I understand what happened to cryptopia. Maybe someone knows if onions still are in cryptopias or hackers hands.... Maybe only ETH-based tokens were affected but this isn't confirmed an nobody is sure about the information. I suggest to wait for an official announcement because everything else you read is speculation. Your point is interesting, can you check the cryptopia address you sent the ONION to and see if your ONION is still there? Maybe others can confirm this as well. I think the hack mainly affected Ether, among two other lesser known coins. DeepOnion was not there. So, DeepOnion is probably not affected. I think even if somebody would have Ether, if these three coins have been used for buying bids or selling by somebody, they too might have gotten locked and so might have been saved as hacker might be needing to cancel all buying and selling orders (of three coins) first before withdrawing these coins. Let's not make more idle speculations. The moment that people have access to their funds again, we should have confirmation of whether any of the funds are missing or not. Assuming that Cryptopia will permit access to the accounts at some point. |
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January 22, 2019, 03:18:00 PM |
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another reminder not to keep ur funds on exchanges if u ain't trading atm. So true, but I was swing trading to accumulate some sweet onions. Some funds are stolen some not as I understand what happened to cryptopia. Maybe someone knows if onions still are in cryptopias or hackers hands.... Maybe only ETH-based tokens were affected but this isn't confirmed an nobody is sure about the information. I suggest to wait for an official announcement because everything else you read is speculation. Your point is interesting, can you check the cryptopia address you sent the ONION to and see if your ONION is still there? Maybe others can confirm this as well. I think the hack mainly affected Ether, among two other lesser known coins. DeepOnion was not there. So, DeepOnion is probably not affected. I think even if somebody would have Ether, if these three coins have been used for buying bids or selling by somebody, they too might have gotten locked and so might have been saved as hacker might be needing to cancel all buying and selling orders (of three coins) first before withdrawing these coins. Let's not make more idle speculations. The moment that people have access to their funds again, we should have confirmation of whether any of the funds are missing or not. Assuming that Cryptopia will permit access to the accounts at some point. we can expect such a decision given the exchange should take care of its reputation. |
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January 22, 2019, 05:11:40 PM |
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It is good to welcome new members, it feels special when everyone says welcome to you! within time those new members can become an asset for the project! |
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longlivecapitalism
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January 22, 2019, 05:34:43 PM |
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another reminder not to keep ur funds on exchanges if u ain't trading atm. So true, but I was swing trading to accumulate some sweet onions. Some funds are stolen some not as I understand what happened to cryptopia. Maybe someone knows if onions still are in cryptopias or hackers hands.... Maybe only ETH-based tokens were affected but this isn't confirmed an nobody is sure about the information. I suggest to wait for an official announcement because everything else you read is speculation. Your point is interesting, can you check the cryptopia address you sent the ONION to and see if your ONION is still there? Maybe others can confirm this as well. I think the hack mainly affected Ether, among two other lesser known coins. DeepOnion was not there. So, DeepOnion is probably not affected. I think even if somebody would have Ether, if these three coins have been used for buying bids or selling by somebody, they too might have gotten locked and so might have been saved as hacker might be needing to cancel all buying and selling orders (of three coins) first before withdrawing these coins. Let's not make more idle speculations. The moment that people have access to their funds again, we should have confirmation of whether any of the funds are missing or not. Assuming that Cryptopia will permit access to the accounts at some point. we can expect such a decision given the exchange should take care of its reputation. Sure, I don't see Cryptopia as disreputable or anything like that, at least not without proof. Shit happens. It can happen to any exchange if the wrong person is in a position allowing them to steal funds. |
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January 22, 2019, 11:21:48 PM |
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He seems like a cool guy, actually, I saw some of his tweets. And let's be honest, pretty much no one could see that Bitcoin would end up being priced in thousands of dollars. We can laugh about these tweets from the past now but we didn't invest in these prices either. I knew about Bitcoin before 2017 but ended up starting in crypto in 2017. Why is that? Because like thousands, millions of other people, I underestimated it. At least we're in DeepOnion early enough  |
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January 23, 2019, 01:23:56 AM |
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Lol this is a very interesting picture... sometimes we can't master our lives, there are too many distractions...
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January 23, 2019, 03:32:05 AM
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He seems like a cool guy, actually, I saw some of his tweets. And let's be honest, pretty much no one could see that Bitcoin would end up being priced in thousands of dollars. We can laugh about these tweets from the past now but we didn't invest in these prices either. I knew about Bitcoin before 2017 but ended up starting in crypto in 2017. Why is that? Because like thousands, millions of other people, I underestimated it. At least we're in DeepOnion early enough Nice editing done using photoshop to advise not to sell particularly when somebody of value is available too cheap. These mistakes can be too costly. |
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deeperx (OP)
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January 23, 2019, 01:43:48 PM |
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longlivecapitalism
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January 23, 2019, 04:14:19 PM |
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That's a good thread. I already gave my feedback |
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January 23, 2019, 04:19:55 PM |
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DeepLotto ticket sent yesterday :-) the more the better! |
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