CoinsMarkets.com IS DOWN!

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[mrsray]

SCAM alert. Terrible terrible situation. But what you can expect from exchange with 2013likish btc-e site design
I think all traders and holders can say goodbye to their coins and tokens.

I think you should wait a few days and see what happens before you accuse someone of being a scammer.

and now?

[Wisehawk]

Just checked the site:

"Servers overload we are migrating to a new servers , please bear with us. Almost finished. few problem with DB load balance."

Hopefully that means they are actively working. Perhaps the masternodes that someone suggested could be part of an update.

[jvcoin]

Just checked the site:

"Servers overload we are migrating to a new servers , please bear with us. Almost finished. few problem with DB load balance."

Hopefully that means they are actively working. Perhaps the masternodes that someone suggested could be part of an update.

Yes they have a problem with DB, i'm getting a message on the page

"Access denied for user 'root'@'185.66.143.224' to database 'exchange'"

coinsmarkets are working on fixing the problem.

[Maedchen]

will the site be back surely?
i've heard they fix it till monday

[synapsisxxx]

New message being shown on site now -


An operation on a socket could not be performed because the system lacked sufficient buffer space or because a queue was full.

God this is giving me the heebie jeebies but i am still staying calm.

[Lanik42]

New message being shown on site now -


An operation on a socket could not be performed because the system lacked sufficient buffer space or because a queue was full.

God this is giving me the heebie jeebies but i am still staying calm.

That one's been showing up for me now and then when I can get through, just part of the outage.  I'd trust the 'Almost finished' messages more. 

[Oakey22]

It's not looking good for sure, I think they broke the site and don't know how to fix it. It should not take this long to fix the site. Even if they ordered their own servers they would be here and up and running by now.

[Wisehawk]

It's not looking good for sure, I think they broke the site and don't know how to fix it. It should not take this long to fix the site. Even if they ordered their own servers they would be here and up and running by now.

Understandable. Though considering both coinbase/binance have had their issues as well with "unsustainable growth", I can understand coinsmarkets taking their time.

[jvcoin]

Now new error

"Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted."

[SOLOMONKING]

 Very happy to see a general consensus about coinsmarkets been a legal team with a null client trate capacity in hard working to solve their issues...

 How do you think this has affected, affect or will affect electras price?

[FalconZA]

Very happy to see a general consensus about coinsmarkets been a legal team with a null client trate capacity in hard working to solve their issues...

 How do you think this has affected, affect or will affect electras price?

I think markets in general are crashing. Best to ask the devs directly what the state of affairs are.

[Dallas1971]

I think Coinsmarket got hacked, trying to figure out the "lie" they want to tell the world and the site will never be operational again.  I'm glad I got my coins off their scam site the week before. 

[Dallas1971]

I think people need to learn to calm down. As soon as something happens everyone panics and then starts spreading negativity. People who have been around in the crypto world know that wallets crash, servers are rebuilt, sites go down and things of that nature. These are electronic/mechanical devices and can go bad anytime. Just because something is down, doesn't mean its fake.

Please hold on to your conclusions and fake accusations. The site will be back up soon and the people who are spreading false news are the ones who will fill their bags for many will want to withdraw their funds and will sell cheap. These are all tricks of crypto world and I hope people open their eyes and realize what's happening.

Do not pay attention to any negative comments about "coinsmarkets" ,  there is motive behind this and I am sure you all know what it is.

I think "calm down" is 100% the INCORRECT repsonse when 100% lose control over your funds.  The correct response should be, "users we will give you 2 weeks to withdraw all your coins so we can prepare for an upgrade.  Rather than lock you out our system without warning and locking your wallets, this ensures we have your best interest in hand and sincere about upgrading our systems to provide a better user experience" 

Novaexchange did the same thing and guess what, they "calm" warning left every in a "calm exit" and nothing to so called FUD about.  On the other hands, Coinsexchange basically gave us the middle finger.  And for that why would someone ever be calm about getting the middle finger after losing your investment. 

Maybe I'm tool old school

[jvcoin]

I think people need to learn to calm down. As soon as something happens everyone panics and then starts spreading negativity. People who have been around in the crypto world know that wallets crash, servers are rebuilt, sites go down and things of that nature. These are electronic/mechanical devices and can go bad anytime. Just because something is down, doesn't mean its fake.

Please hold on to your conclusions and fake accusations. The site will be back up soon and the people who are spreading false news are the ones who will fill their bags for many will want to withdraw their funds and will sell cheap. These are all tricks of crypto world and I hope people open their eyes and realize what's happening.

Do not pay attention to any negative comments about "coinsmarkets" ,  there is motive behind this and I am sure you all know what it is.

I think "calm down" is 100% the INCORRECT repsonse when 100% lose control over your funds.  The correct response should be, "users we will give you 2 weeks to withdraw all your coins so we can prepare for an upgrade.  Rather than lock you out our system without warning and locking your wallets, this ensures we have your best interest in hand and sincere about upgrading our systems to provide a better user experience" 

Novaexchange did the same thing and guess what, they "calm" warning left every in a "calm exit" and nothing to so called FUD about.  On the other hands, Coinsexchange basically gave us the middle finger.  And for that why would someone ever be calm about getting the middle finger after losing your investment. 

Maybe I'm tool old school

 Yes this is a logical behavior to give users a chance to decide what todo before starting with upgrade. But it seems an optimistic estimation was given to the migration process without including murphy's law. but let see what will happened next.

[RogerSally]

I think people need to learn to calm down. As soon as something happens everyone panics and then starts spreading negativity. People who have been around in the crypto world know that wallets crash, servers are rebuilt, sites go down and things of that nature. These are electronic/mechanical devices and can go bad anytime. Just because something is down, doesn't mean its fake.

Please hold on to your conclusions and fake accusations. The site will be back up soon and the people who are spreading false news are the ones who will fill their bags for many will want to withdraw their funds and will sell cheap. These are all tricks of crypto world and I hope people open their eyes and realize what's happening.

Do not pay attention to any negative comments about "coinsmarkets" ,  there is motive behind this and I am sure you all know what it is.

I think "calm down" is 100% the INCORRECT repsonse when 100% lose control over your funds.  The correct response should be, "users we will give you 2 weeks to withdraw all your coins so we can prepare for an upgrade.  Rather than lock you out our system without warning and locking your wallets, this ensures we have your best interest in hand and sincere about upgrading our systems to provide a better user experience" 

Novaexchange did the same thing and guess what, they "calm" warning left every in a "calm exit" and nothing to so called FUD about.  On the other hands, Coinsexchange basically gave us the middle finger.  And for that why would someone ever be calm about getting the middle finger after losing your investment. 

Maybe I'm tool old school

 Yes this is a logical behavior to give users a chance to decide what todo before starting with upgrade. But it seems an optimistic estimation was given to the migration process without including murphy's law. but let see what will happened next.

It's right way for normal guys, not thiefs like Coinmarkets, cause they turning several coins amounts of users into masternodes and make money behing "server upgrades" 

[TRexMcStubyArms]

I think people need to learn to calm down. As soon as something happens everyone panics and then starts spreading negativity. People who have been around in the crypto world know that wallets crash, servers are rebuilt, sites go down and things of that nature. These are electronic/mechanical devices and can go bad anytime. Just because something is down, doesn't mean its fake.

Please hold on to your conclusions and fake accusations. The site will be back up soon and the people who are spreading false news are the ones who will fill their bags for many will want to withdraw their funds and will sell cheap. These are all tricks of crypto world and I hope people open their eyes and realize what's happening.

Do not pay attention to any negative comments about "coinsmarkets" ,  there is motive behind this and I am sure you all know what it is.

I think "calm down" is 100% the INCORRECT repsonse when 100% lose control over your funds.  The correct response should be, "users we will give you 2 weeks to withdraw all your coins so we can prepare for an upgrade.  Rather than lock you out our system without warning and locking your wallets, this ensures we have your best interest in hand and sincere about upgrading our systems to provide a better user experience" 

Novaexchange did the same thing and guess what, they "calm" warning left every in a "calm exit" and nothing to so called FUD about.  On the other hands, Coinsexchange basically gave us the middle finger.  And for that why would someone ever be calm about getting the middle finger after losing your investment. 

Maybe I'm tool old school

+5  Could you imagine a bank shutting down ATMs and checking account withdrawals without warning users first?

[jvcoin]

New error

"You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'and sale =' at line 1"

 Test query then deploy

[panjul07]

New error

"You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'and sale =' at line 1"

 Test query then deploy

It can open the site for a while I can see an announcement "Servers overload we are migrating to a new servers , please bear with us. Servers arrived and being set up now."
But I got this error "Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted." after trying to login to my accont.
I have some garbage coins at this site LOL so I do not really worry on what is happening at the moment, but it is always better to keep on using bigger and trusted exchanges.

[Wisehawk]

Seems some people have been able to buy: https://imgur.com/S9KbDKI