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[tittiecoiner]

Are you in touch with the NOBL pools? I contacted 2 multipools who often miss such announcements and continue mining after the fork.

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[mullick]

Cryptsy will not be ready for the fork tomorrow. We will be disabling our wallet around midnight tonight

The new repository was not forked from an existing repo. There fore a full review of the source needs to be done. Which will take some time

To avoid delays like this in the future more notice should be given for a hard fork of this nature. And the code should be forked from an existing repository

It will likely be 2-3 days before we can do a full review of the new source code and enable deposits/withdrawals again

[NorrisK]

Are you in touch with the NOBL pools? I contacted 2 multipools who often miss such announcements and continue mining after the fork.

Why? Multipools are like parasites, living on alts to feed btc to them..

[Lovethecoins]

Cryptsy will not be ready for the fork tomorrow. We will be disabling our wallet around midnight tonight

The new repository was not forked from an existing repo. There fore a full review of the source needs to be done. Which will take some time

To avoid delays like this in the future more notice should be given for a hard fork of this nature. And the code should be forked from an existing repository

It will likely be 2-3 days before we can do a full review of the new source code and enable deposits/withdrawals again

Huge sells on cryptsy now we hit 8 satoshi! Keep coins once this switch is done!

[myexec]

Can I use the new PoS wallet to transfer coins from cryptsy ?

[tittiecoiner]

Are you in touch with the NOBL pools? I contacted 2 multipools who often miss such announcements and continue mining after the fork.

Why? Multipools are like parasites, living on alts to feed btc to them..

I'm mining on Multipools but don't dump the coins. Means I'm evil? 

[mikeymillie]

Cryptsy will not be ready for the fork tomorrow. We will be disabling our wallet around midnight tonight

The new repository was not forked from an existing repo. There fore a full review of the source needs to be done. Which will take some time

To avoid delays like this in the future more notice should be given for a hard fork of this nature. And the code should be forked from an existing repository

It will likely be 2-3 days before we can do a full review of the new source code and enable deposits/withdrawals again

Thanks for being one of the few (only?) exchanges who does their homework on coins and updates.  I don't have any reason to think eagleflies or anyone involved in NOBL would try to pull anything sneaky (would be nice if they got this ball rolling before the announced changeover though), but it's good policy to check out any new code and other exchanges should not be lazy / greedy and rely on Cryptsy to do this for them. 

It's just unfortunate that so many people are moving coins there and will get them "stuck"  while the code review is done,  this is going to weigh on the price for a few days methinks.

[eagleflies]

Cryptsy will not be ready for the fork tomorrow. We will be disabling our wallet around midnight tonight

The new repository was not forked from an existing repo. There fore a full review of the source needs to be done. Which will take some time

To avoid delays like this in the future more notice should be given for a hard fork of this nature. And the code should be forked from an existing repository

It will likely be 2-3 days before we can do a full review of the new source code and enable deposits/withdrawals again

Hello,

Ticket #176888 was opened with cryptsy exactly 20 days ago. We have been running tests for almost 3 weeks before launch. Not sure how we could provide more notice. Also nobody from Cryptsy commented on the ticket. All 5 updates there were done by myself.

Anyway thanks for letting us know before the launch. At least people can option to choose to move their coins somewhere else before migration.

Everyone - if you want to stake your coins without delay please move your coins to another exchange.

Thanks!

[eagleflies]

Are you in touch with the NOBL pools? I contacted 2 multipools who often miss such announcements and continue mining after the fork.

Two biggest pools Lifeforce and CoinMine.pw know about switch to PoS. Do we have more?

[eagleflies]

Can I use the new PoS wallet to transfer coins from cryptsy ?

The new wallet will be announced at the time of switch. I do not think you will have lots of time to start it, generate receiving address and request transfer from cryptsy.

Recommendation - use current PoW wallet to generate address. Transfer money there and then after the switch migrate coins using https://github.com/eagleflies/noblecoin/wiki/Importing-private-keys-from-old-wallet.dat-using---salvagewallet-option method.

Alternatively - you can transfer coins to either bittrex or poloniex.

[eagleflies]

Are you in touch with the NOBL pools? I contacted 2 multipools who often miss such announcements and continue mining after the fork.

Why? Multipools are like parasites, living on alts to feed btc to them..

I'm mining on Multipools but don't dump the coins. Means I'm evil? 

No, you're great!

[eagleflies]

Cryptsy will not be ready for the fork tomorrow. We will be disabling our wallet around midnight tonight

The new repository was not forked from an existing repo. There fore a full review of the source needs to be done. Which will take some time

To avoid delays like this in the future more notice should be given for a hard fork of this nature. And the code should be forked from an existing repository

It will likely be 2-3 days before we can do a full review of the new source code and enable deposits/withdrawals again

Huge sells on cryptsy now we hit 8 satoshi! Keep coins once this switch is done!

Don't worry about Cryptsy:  they kept Benjamins coin trading for 7 months after they were declared officially dead....  2-3 days is actually fast for them!  NOBL must be on their priority list!

[eagleflies]

Cryptsy will not be ready for the fork tomorrow. We will be disabling our wallet around midnight tonight

The new repository was not forked from an existing repo. There fore a full review of the source needs to be done. Which will take some time

To avoid delays like this in the future more notice should be given for a hard fork of this nature. And the code should be forked from an existing repository

It will likely be 2-3 days before we can do a full review of the new source code and enable deposits/withdrawals again

Thanks for being one of the few (only?) exchanges who does their homework on coins and updates.  I don't have any reason to think eagleflies or anyone involved in NOBL would try to pull anything sneaky (would be nice if they got this ball rolling before the announced changeover though), but it's good policy to check out any new code and other exchanges should not be lazy / greedy and rely on Cryptsy to do this for them. 

It's just unfortunate that so many people are moving coins there and will get them "stuck"  while the code review is done,  this is going to weigh on the price for a few days methinks.

Mikey - please check my other post describing in details when Cryptsy was contacted. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=402667.msg10651511#msg10651511

I do appreciate Cryptsy is doing their work, however we could have avoided this if they started asking questions on the ticket which was cut 20 days ago.

Both Bittrex and Poloniex asked tons of questions which were answered. Whole process was discussed thoroughfully days before the switch.

[mikeymillie]

Cryptsy will not be ready for the fork tomorrow. We will be disabling our wallet around midnight tonight

The new repository was not forked from an existing repo. There fore a full review of the source needs to be done. Which will take some time

To avoid delays like this in the future more notice should be given for a hard fork of this nature. And the code should be forked from an existing repository

It will likely be 2-3 days before we can do a full review of the new source code and enable deposits/withdrawals again

Thanks for being one of the few (only?) exchanges who does their homework on coins and updates.  I don't have any reason to think eagleflies or anyone involved in NOBL would try to pull anything sneaky (would be nice if they got this ball rolling before the announced changeover though), but it's good policy to check out any new code and other exchanges should not be lazy / greedy and rely on Cryptsy to do this for them. 

It's just unfortunate that so many people are moving coins there and will get them "stuck"  while the code review is done,  this is going to weigh on the price for a few days methinks.

Mikey - please check my other post describing in details when Cryptsy was contacted. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=402667.msg10651511#msg10651511

I do appreciate Cryptsy is doing their work, however we could have avoided this if they started asking questions on the ticket which was cut 20 days ago.

Both Bittrex and Poloniex asked tons of questions which were answered. Whole process was discussed thoroughfully days before the switch.

I stand corrected - I see you did file a ticket well in advance, so the problem is not as clear cut.  Cryptsy works on their own schedule though, that is well known. 
If you want to get their attention you have to make some noise in their chat window sometimes, to make sure your ticket doesn't get put on the back burner behind other, louder complainers.  I still applaud them for going the extra length, while other exchanges don't ask many questions and don't do full source code reviews when they should (if they ever do at all).  I don't mind if it foils some pumpers' plans and timetables. Good.   Cryptsy has too many people trying to pump NOBL for short term gain,  I'm fine with them getting cold feet and going somewhere else.  NOBL will be fine, I think you are doing a great job on the tech side. 

[vegasguy]

Please, what was finally decided on the apr interest rate per year? I heard 8%, that still right? Also what is min stake age?

Thanks
Vegas

[eagleflies]

Please, what was finally decided on the apr interest rate per year? I heard 8%, that still right? Also what is min stake age?

Thanks
Vegas

8%, 2 hours

[vegasguy]

I like it!!!

Vegas

[eagleflies]

Cryptsy will not be ready for the fork tomorrow. We will be disabling our wallet around midnight tonight

The new repository was not forked from an existing repo. There fore a full review of the source needs to be done. Which will take some time

To avoid delays like this in the future more notice should be given for a hard fork of this nature. And the code should be forked from an existing repository

It will likely be 2-3 days before we can do a full review of the new source code and enable deposits/withdrawals again

Thanks for being one of the few (only?) exchanges who does their homework on coins and updates.  I don't have any reason to think eagleflies or anyone involved in NOBL would try to pull anything sneaky (would be nice if they got this ball rolling before the announced changeover though), but it's good policy to check out any new code and other exchanges should not be lazy / greedy and rely on Cryptsy to do this for them. 

It's just unfortunate that so many people are moving coins there and will get them "stuck"  while the code review is done,  this is going to weigh on the price for a few days methinks.

Mikey - please check my other post describing in details when Cryptsy was contacted. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=402667.msg10651511#msg10651511

I do appreciate Cryptsy is doing their work, however we could have avoided this if they started asking questions on the ticket which was cut 20 days ago.

Both Bittrex and Poloniex asked tons of questions which were answered. Whole process was discussed thoroughfully days before the switch.

I stand corrected - I see you did file a ticket well in advance, so the problem is not as clear cut.  Cryptsy works on their own schedule though, that is well known. 
If you want to get their attention you have to make some noise in their chat window sometimes, to make sure your ticket doesn't get put on the back burner behind other, louder complainers.  I still applaud them for going the extra length, while other exchanges don't ask many questions and don't do full source code reviews when they should (if they ever do at all).  I don't mind if it foils some pumpers' plans and timetables. Good.   Cryptsy has too many people trying to pump NOBL for short term gain,  I'm fine with them getting cold feet and going somewhere else.  NOBL will be fine, I think you are doing a great job on the tech side. 

Well they will do what they will do. Checking the code makes sense and I appreciate that.

We have been trying to get their attention via chat window last couple of days and someone told me they are aware of the switch. Also the ticket was put into 'work in progress' mode so someone read it.

My only complaint is they could let us know earlier about how long this is going to take. So this could be announced to Noblecoin's holders and they could choose to either keep money on Cryptsy or move it somewhere else if they want to stake right away.

[mullick]

Cryptsy will not be ready for the fork tomorrow. We will be disabling our wallet around midnight tonight

The new repository was not forked from an existing repo. There fore a full review of the source needs to be done. Which will take some time

To avoid delays like this in the future more notice should be given for a hard fork of this nature. And the code should be forked from an existing repository

It will likely be 2-3 days before we can do a full review of the new source code and enable deposits/withdrawals again

Thanks for being one of the few (only?) exchanges who does their homework on coins and updates.  I don't have any reason to think eagleflies or anyone involved in NOBL would try to pull anything sneaky (would be nice if they got this ball rolling before the announced changeover though), but it's good policy to check out any new code and other exchanges should not be lazy / greedy and rely on Cryptsy to do this for them. 

It's just unfortunate that so many people are moving coins there and will get them "stuck"  while the code review is done,  this is going to weigh on the price for a few days methinks.

Mikey - please check my other post describing in details when Cryptsy was contacted. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=402667.msg10651511#msg10651511

I do appreciate Cryptsy is doing their work, however we could have avoided this if they started asking questions on the ticket which was cut 20 days ago.

Both Bittrex and Poloniex asked tons of questions which were answered. Whole process was discussed thoroughfully days before the switch.

I stand corrected - I see you did file a ticket well in advance, so the problem is not as clear cut.  Cryptsy works on their own schedule though, that is well known. 
If you want to get their attention you have to make some noise in their chat window sometimes, to make sure your ticket doesn't get put on the back burner behind other, louder complainers.  I still applaud them for going the extra length, while other exchanges don't ask many questions and don't do full source code reviews when they should (if they ever do at all).  I don't mind if it foils some pumpers' plans and timetables. Good.   Cryptsy has too many people trying to pump NOBL for short term gain,  I'm fine with them getting cold feet and going somewhere else.  NOBL will be fine, I think you are doing a great job on the tech side. 

Well they will do what they will do. Checking the code makes sense and I appreciate that.

We have been trying to get their attention via chat window last couple of days and someone told me they are aware of the switch. Also the ticket was put into 'work in progress' mode so someone read it.

My only complaint is they could let us know earlier about how long this is going to take. So this could be announced to Noblecoin's holders and they could choose to either keep money on Cryptsy or move it somewhere else if they want to stake right away.

If the ticket was filed 20 days ago then that is our issue with communication on support.

I was made aware roughly 4 days ago. I went to update today and found out the details of the update. So sorry if my original post sounded harsh. Ill have to look into refining the way we handle wallet update tickets

[eagleflies]

Cryptsy will not be ready for the fork tomorrow. We will be disabling our wallet around midnight tonight

The new repository was not forked from an existing repo. There fore a full review of the source needs to be done. Which will take some time

To avoid delays like this in the future more notice should be given for a hard fork of this nature. And the code should be forked from an existing repository

It will likely be 2-3 days before we can do a full review of the new source code and enable deposits/withdrawals again

Thanks for being one of the few (only?) exchanges who does their homework on coins and updates.  I don't have any reason to think eagleflies or anyone involved in NOBL would try to pull anything sneaky (would be nice if they got this ball rolling before the announced changeover though), but it's good policy to check out any new code and other exchanges should not be lazy / greedy and rely on Cryptsy to do this for them. 

It's just unfortunate that so many people are moving coins there and will get them "stuck"  while the code review is done,  this is going to weigh on the price for a few days methinks.

Mikey - please check my other post describing in details when Cryptsy was contacted. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=402667.msg10651511#msg10651511

I do appreciate Cryptsy is doing their work, however we could have avoided this if they started asking questions on the ticket which was cut 20 days ago.

Both Bittrex and Poloniex asked tons of questions which were answered. Whole process was discussed thoroughfully days before the switch.

I stand corrected - I see you did file a ticket well in advance, so the problem is not as clear cut.  Cryptsy works on their own schedule though, that is well known. 
If you want to get their attention you have to make some noise in their chat window sometimes, to make sure your ticket doesn't get put on the back burner behind other, louder complainers.  I still applaud them for going the extra length, while other exchanges don't ask many questions and don't do full source code reviews when they should (if they ever do at all).  I don't mind if it foils some pumpers' plans and timetables. Good.   Cryptsy has too many people trying to pump NOBL for short term gain,  I'm fine with them getting cold feet and going somewhere else.  NOBL will be fine, I think you are doing a great job on the tech side. 

Well they will do what they will do. Checking the code makes sense and I appreciate that.

We have been trying to get their attention via chat window last couple of days and someone told me they are aware of the switch. Also the ticket was put into 'work in progress' mode so someone read it.

My only complaint is they could let us know earlier about how long this is going to take. So this could be announced to Noblecoin's holders and they could choose to either keep money on Cryptsy or move it somewhere else if they want to stake right away.

If the ticket was filed 20 days ago then that is our issue with communication on support.

I was made aware roughly 4 days ago. I went to update today and found out the details of the update. So sorry if my original post sounded harsh. Ill have to look into refining the way we handle wallet update tickets

Thank you. I appreciate this.