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February 05, 2014, 10:40:24 AM |
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are there any additional nodes for this coin? it's awfully hard to sync with the wallet.
just let the wallet run for 15 mins. have downloaded the wallet today, first it didn't sync but after some time everything worked out Mining this coin now, seems like my R9 290 Tri-x doesn't like the scrypt algo, only scrypt jane nah that's not the issue. i get 0 node connections. I check %appdata% and i see there is no .conf file are there any nodes out there for utc? thanks in advanced. i really urge you guys to fix wallet sync issues. this kind of basic stuff that doesn't get resolved kills the viability of the coin. just sayin...
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February 05, 2014, 10:40:49 AM |
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i just got word freshmarket is being held hostage this message was posted in the chatbox or coinex.pw UTC_Ultracoin: I'm really sorry to say this, but it seems that our security system wasn't enough. Just now i received a message from someone that he has hacked our exchange, and if we want to stop this, we have to pay 10 BTC. Obviously, we are not going to pay our users' money, and we temporarily closed the exchange. We have made an secutity audit to see what's missing, and found ~1200 LTC stolen (nearly 40% of all LTC), nearly ~50% of LEAFcoins, and ~20% NYANcoins. All other currencies remained nearly unchanged. Just now we deciding what refund can we make (dev team has nearly 200 LTC on their own, and i can give up some too). We will make a message after we have an agreement. We will 100% refund all other (not-leaf, nyan or LTC) currencies, and try to refund as much ltc as we can. As i see, it was sql-injection, but it doesn't helped him much - all passwords are stored as hashed ones. So he just brute-forced all low-security passwords to steal their money. So if you haven't got email auth - it is possible that your account was just jacked. I also have possible ideas about openex malware in source code, but without proofs i can't do anything. I think im going to be physically sick... i transferred 90 litecoins there an hour before i went to sleep just to support bumface's new coin, bought over 2.5k UTC and had the rest on order, what the fucking hell. And no i haven't been holding them since they were a penny, those were a major part of my investments... This is why cryptos are doomed to fail. This is why the average joe should never touch BTC or anything like it. There is way too much risk for regular folks and way too much profit for some piece of shit hacker. This grand experiment is a mistake.
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February 05, 2014, 10:41:53 AM |
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i just got word freshmarket is being held hostage this message was posted in the chatbox or coinex.pw UTC_Ultracoin: I'm really sorry to say this, but it seems that our security system wasn't enough. Just now i received a message from someone that he has hacked our exchange, and if we want to stop this, we have to pay 10 BTC. Obviously, we are not going to pay our users' money, and we temporarily closed the exchange. We have made an secutity audit to see what's missing, and found ~1200 LTC stolen (nearly 40% of all LTC), nearly ~50% of LEAFcoins, and ~20% NYANcoins. All other currencies remained nearly unchanged. Just now we deciding what refund can we make (dev team has nearly 200 LTC on their own, and i can give up some too). We will make a message after we have an agreement. We will 100% refund all other (not-leaf, nyan or LTC) currencies, and try to refund as much ltc as we can. As i see, it was sql-injection, but it doesn't helped him much - all passwords are stored as hashed ones. So he just brute-forced all low-security passwords to steal their money. So if you haven't got email auth - it is possible that your account was just jacked. I also have possible ideas about openex malware in source code, but without proofs i can't do anything. I think im going to be physically sick... i transferred 90 litecoins there an hour before i went to sleep just to support bumface's new coin, bought over 2.5k UTC and had the rest on order, what the fucking hell. And no i haven't been holding them since they were a penny, those were a major part of my investments... This is why cryptos are doomed to fail. This is why the average joe should never touch BTC or anything like it. There is way too much risk for regular folks and way too much profit for some piece of shit hacker. This grand experiment is a mistake. It's why Crypto exchanges should be REGULATED. Plain and simple.
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February 05, 2014, 10:46:52 AM |
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i just got word freshmarket is being held hostage this message was posted in the chatbox or coinex.pw UTC_Ultracoin: I'm really sorry to say this, but it seems that our security system wasn't enough. Just now i received a message from someone that he has hacked our exchange, and if we want to stop this, we have to pay 10 BTC. Obviously, we are not going to pay our users' money, and we temporarily closed the exchange. We have made an secutity audit to see what's missing, and found ~1200 LTC stolen (nearly 40% of all LTC), nearly ~50% of LEAFcoins, and ~20% NYANcoins. All other currencies remained nearly unchanged. Just now we deciding what refund can we make (dev team has nearly 200 LTC on their own, and i can give up some too). We will make a message after we have an agreement. We will 100% refund all other (not-leaf, nyan or LTC) currencies, and try to refund as much ltc as we can. As i see, it was sql-injection, but it doesn't helped him much - all passwords are stored as hashed ones. So he just brute-forced all low-security passwords to steal their money. So if you haven't got email auth - it is possible that your account was just jacked. I also have possible ideas about openex malware in source code, but without proofs i can't do anything. I think im going to be physically sick... i transferred 90 litecoins there an hour before i went to sleep just to support bumface's new coin, bought over 2.5k UTC and had the rest on order, what the fucking hell. And no i haven't been holding them since they were a penny, those were a major part of my investments... This is why cryptos are doomed to fail. This is why the average joe should never touch BTC or anything like it. There is way too much risk for regular folks and way too much profit for some piece of shit hacker. This grand experiment is a mistake. It's why Crypto exchanges should be REGULATED. Plain and simple. I finally get it, i didnt during the NYS Reg hearings but now i do. The government is right, fuck me
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February 05, 2014, 10:53:31 AM Last edit: February 06, 2014, 11:13:44 AM by Mika67 |
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i just got word freshmarket is being held hostage this message was posted in the chatbox or coinex.pw UTC_Ultracoin: I'm really sorry to say this, but it seems that our security system wasn't enough. Just now i received a message from someone that he has hacked our exchange, and if we want to stop this, we have to pay 10 BTC. Obviously, we are not going to pay our users' money, and we temporarily closed the exchange. We have made an secutity audit to see what's missing, and found ~1200 LTC stolen (nearly 40% of all LTC), nearly ~50% of LEAFcoins, and ~20% NYANcoins. All other currencies remained nearly unchanged. Just now we deciding what refund can we make (dev team has nearly 200 LTC on their own, and i can give up some too). We will make a message after we have an agreement. We will 100% refund all other (not-leaf, nyan or LTC) currencies, and try to refund as much ltc as we can. As i see, it was sql-injection, but it doesn't helped him much - all passwords are stored as hashed ones. So he just brute-forced all low-security passwords to steal their money. So if you haven't got email auth - it is possible that your account was just jacked. I also have possible ideas about openex malware in source code, but without proofs i can't do anything. I think im going to be physically sick... i transferred 90 litecoins there an hour before i went to sleep just to support bumface's new coin, bought over 2.5k UTC and had the rest on order, what the fucking hell. And no i haven't been holding them since they were a penny, those were a major part of my investments... This is why cryptos are doomed to fail. This is why the average joe should never touch BTC or anything like it. There is way too much risk for regular folks and way too much profit for some piece of shit hacker. This grand experiment is a mistake. For the exact same reason we're @the same page, I also put my Ltc there to prebuy utc. I guess we are being frauded > unfortunately very bad rep marketing for this industry But now my next qst off course is, can we trust the other well known sides? whom we can trust anyway still?
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jacobshm
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February 05, 2014, 11:01:51 AM |
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i just got word freshmarket is being held hostage this message was posted in the chatbox or coinex.pw UTC_Ultracoin: I'm really sorry to say this, but it seems that our security system wasn't enough. Just now i received a message from someone that he has hacked our exchange, and if we want to stop this, we have to pay 10 BTC. Obviously, we are not going to pay our users' money, and we temporarily closed the exchange. We have made an secutity audit to see what's missing, and found ~1200 LTC stolen (nearly 40% of all LTC), nearly ~50% of LEAFcoins, and ~20% NYANcoins. All other currencies remained nearly unchanged. Just now we deciding what refund can we make (dev team has nearly 200 LTC on their own, and i can give up some too). We will make a message after we have an agreement. We will 100% refund all other (not-leaf, nyan or LTC) currencies, and try to refund as much ltc as we can. As i see, it was sql-injection, but it doesn't helped him much - all passwords are stored as hashed ones. So he just brute-forced all low-security passwords to steal their money. So if you haven't got email auth - it is possible that your account was just jacked. I also have possible ideas about openex malware in source code, but without proofs i can't do anything. I think im going to be physically sick... i transferred 90 litecoins there an hour before i went to sleep just to support bumface's new coin, bought over 2.5k UTC and had the rest on order, what the fucking hell. And no i haven't been holding them since they were a penny, those were a major part of my investments... This is why cryptos are doomed to fail. This is why the average joe should never touch BTC or anything like it. There is way too much risk for regular folks and way too much profit for some piece of shit hacker. This grand experiment is a mistake. For the exact same reason we're @the same page, I also put my Ltc there to prebuy utc. I guess we are being frauded > unfortunately very bad rep marketing for this industry My stuff is sitting here: http://ltc.block-explorer.com/address/LQBAApr6CaP8KUbFEwddpQK4gamXgvfWCeBut now my next qst off course is, can we trust the other well known sides? whom we can trust anyway still? What are your options? Lets see... MtGox is on the verge of insolvency and is about to pull the same exact stunt but on a scale of several hundred million dollars and BTC-E is in the crosshairs of the Russians, and for every purehearted generous idealist there are ten animals willing to do literally anything to ruin this next evolution of humanity. Congratulations.
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jakiman
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February 05, 2014, 11:02:37 AM |
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Freshmarket will start refunding UTC & LTC within the next few hours. But they only have about 75% of LTC to refund apparently. So you might get around 75% of your LTC back and 100% of UTC. It sux.... but better than losing it all.
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tabnk
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February 05, 2014, 11:04:32 AM |
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Let's get rich in few days time.
THERE WAS BTC, there is LTC and there shall UTC.
Lot of USD$ will reach our pocket soon.
DONT STOP MINE, otherwise it is too late on Feb 7 onwards.
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jakiman
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February 05, 2014, 11:05:48 AM |
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But now my next qst off course is, can we trust the other well known sides? whom we can trust anyway still?
https://crypto-trade.com/ is a silver member of Bitcoin Foundation. (same level as Coinbase etc) https://members.bitcoinfoundation.org/currentAlso, they've been around for years. So in a way, more trust-worthy than few weeks/months old exchanges.
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ozkraut
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February 05, 2014, 11:05:58 AM |
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Omg I had a lucky day then. Had some 400 UTC sitting there and decided to pull them out a few hours ago. Not much I know but I would have been pissed. Fkn a holes. I feel for you guys that lost. This is great advertising for UTC as well. My conspiracy mind is spinning, somewhat. Have to get my aluminum foil on to try and stop the voices from telling me to clean the guns....
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Monero - Wir sind die Leute vor denen uns unsere Eltern gewarnt haben!
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tabnk
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February 05, 2014, 11:06:56 AM |
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I'm have huge amount of BTC at there. i just got word freshmarket is being held hostage this message was posted in the chatbox or coinex.pw UTC_Ultracoin: I'm really sorry to say this, but it seems that our security system wasn't enough. Just now i received a message from someone that he has hacked our exchange, and if we want to stop this, we have to pay 10 BTC. Obviously, we are not going to pay our users' money, and we temporarily closed the exchange. We have made an secutity audit to see what's missing, and found ~1200 LTC stolen (nearly 40% of all LTC), nearly ~50% of LEAFcoins, and ~20% NYANcoins. All other currencies remained nearly unchanged. Just now we deciding what refund can we make (dev team has nearly 200 LTC on their own, and i can give up some too). We will make a message after we have an agreement. We will 100% refund all other (not-leaf, nyan or LTC) currencies, and try to refund as much ltc as we can. As i see, it was sql-injection, but it doesn't helped him much - all passwords are stored as hashed ones. So he just brute-forced all low-security passwords to steal their money. So if you haven't got email auth - it is possible that your account was just jacked. I also have possible ideas about openex malware in source code, but without proofs i can't do anything. I think im going to be physically sick... i transferred 90 litecoins there an hour before i went to sleep just to support bumface's new coin, bought over 2.5k UTC and had the rest on order, what the fucking hell. And no i haven't been holding them since they were a penny, those were a major part of my investments... This is why cryptos are doomed to fail. This is why the average joe should never touch BTC or anything like it. There is way too much risk for regular folks and way too much profit for some piece of shit hacker. This grand experiment is a mistake. For the exact same reason we're @the same page, I also put my Ltc there to prebuy utc. I guess we are being frauded > unfortunately very bad rep marketing for this industry My stuff is sitting here: http://ltc.block-explorer.com/address/LQBAApr6CaP8KUbFEwddpQK4gamXgvfWCeBut now my next qst off course is, can we trust the other well known sides? whom we can trust anyway still? What are your options? Lets see... MtGox is on the verge of insolvency and is about to pull the same exact stunt but on a scale of several hundred million dollars and BTC-E is in the crosshairs of the Russians, and for every purehearted generous idealist there are ten animals willing to do literally anything to ruin this next evolution of humanity. Congratulations.
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tabnk
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February 05, 2014, 11:09:16 AM |
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Didn't know that . But now my next qst off course is, can we trust the other well known sides? whom we can trust anyway still?
https://crypto-trade.com/ is a silver member of Bitcoin Foundation. (same level as Coinbase etc) https://members.bitcoinfoundation.org/currentAlso, they've been around for years. So in a way, more trust-worthy than few weeks/months old exchanges.
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February 05, 2014, 11:11:31 AM |
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how will our money be refunded? i deposited 150ltc there last night now i am supposed to accept it is all gone?
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February 05, 2014, 11:15:11 AM |
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WTB Ultracoin, PM if you are interested in selling some
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bumface (OP)
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February 05, 2014, 11:22:04 AM |
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http://binaryfund.co.uk/ will take UTC. This exchange is brand new and will launch soon!!
i have gotten a sneak peak into the trading platform and it looks wonderfull!They have spent a long time on developing and they are professionals.This exchange will be big.
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jakiman
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February 05, 2014, 11:23:13 AM |
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how will our money be refunded? i deposited 150ltc there last night now i am supposed to accept it is all gone?
So far, it's not ALL gone it seems. But about 24% may be gone. You may get around 110 LTC back going by what they are saying. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=431365.520
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Mika67
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February 05, 2014, 11:30:18 AM |
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http://binaryfund.co.uk/ will take UTC. This exchange is brand new and will launch soon!!
i have gotten a sneak peak into the trading platform and it looks wonderfull!They have spent a long time on developing and they are professionals.This exchange will be big. I guess we've other worries now rather than putting our money on a brand new site Losing it again?? I don't think so... (ps: I assume Ive to check the security settings of these sites myself)
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February 05, 2014, 12:05:52 PM |
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i just got word freshmarket is being held hostage this message was posted in the chatbox or coinex.pw UTC_Ultracoin: I'm really sorry to say this, but it seems that our security system wasn't enough. Just now i received a message from someone that he has hacked our exchange, and if we want to stop this, we have to pay 10 BTC. Obviously, we are not going to pay our users' money, and we temporarily closed the exchange. We have made an secutity audit to see what's missing, and found ~1200 LTC stolen (nearly 40% of all LTC), nearly ~50% of LEAFcoins, and ~20% NYANcoins. All other currencies remained nearly unchanged. Just now we deciding what refund can we make (dev team has nearly 200 LTC on their own, and i can give up some too). We will make a message after we have an agreement. We will 100% refund all other (not-leaf, nyan or LTC) currencies, and try to refund as much ltc as we can. As i see, it was sql-injection, but it doesn't helped him much - all passwords are stored as hashed ones. So he just brute-forced all low-security passwords to steal their money. So if you haven't got email auth - it is possible that your account was just jacked. I also have possible ideas about openex malware in source code, but without proofs i can't do anything. Very bad, very sad.
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Mika67
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February 05, 2014, 12:06:59 PM |
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how will our money be refunded? i deposited 150ltc there last night now i am supposed to accept it is all gone?
The fact is explanations are shadddy ! Funds were partialy hacked. Probably weak accounts, but if you don't have access to your account, how to know if you are concerned. No server logs? history ? LTC adress to trace ? Mmmm What ? some guys use '123' as password and we have to pay ? I do agree with you, they are trying to let us pay for their bad security management. the hacker was actually on the forum mentioning the site owners account he did hack earlier.
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tabnk
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February 05, 2014, 12:39:56 PM |
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1.4 GH/S at the moment. GOOD TO MINE MORE !!!
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