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[barbee23]

Those "few" entities will be hung by their balls from a tree then drug off by horses into the sunset.


Someone will loss enough money, that they will loss their life over it. I hope they are content with their own actions. They'll never know fully whom they harmed so they'll never who's exactly after them, or how many. I wouldn't want to live like that, even if I high roll for a year or two. Trust me... they'll get their knife in the back, soon enough.

[coinmarket]

Those "few" entities will be hung by their balls from a tree then drug off by horses into the sunset.


Someone will loss enough money, that they will loss their life over it. I hope they are content with their own actions. They'll never know fully whom they harmed so they'll never who's exactly after them, or how many. I wouldn't want to live like that, even if I high roll for a year or two. Trust me... they'll get their knife in the back, soon enough.

KARMA is a bitch!

Eventually what goes around comes around, so whenever something bad happens in there lives then they will know it's because of the scam exchange.

[thisisnotmyltcusername]

we can track down these guys and take them out?

If I had a BTC each time I read this, I'd be fatter than Karpeles

[coinmarket]

When all is said and done virtual currencies will be like communism, it was a great idea in theory but isn't practical. At the end of the day humans can't be trusted enough to not abuse a good thing when it comes along.

[Bobsurplus]

Update:

It's with a heavy heart that the coinmarket team has to finally admit our exchange is no longer in our control and hasn't been for sometime. The hackers gained access to the exchange on the 27th Feb
and since then we have been finding ways to take back control from them.

Most of the people replying they received coins are hackers alt accounts.

Rawt from openex.pw assured us the exchange would be more secure with a security patch with which he provided but this infact opened a loophole for the hackers to gain access. The infrequent twitter updates have been from the hackers themselves to keep people on a string while the btc gets sucked out the system.

So where to from here...

We have decided we will open a new exchange that is a lot more secure and even faster then coinmarket was, like with coinmarket the beta will last a long time so remember if anything happens
we not accountable but our new exchange will be super fast.

Please support us on our new venture and we won't make the same mistake twice, soz about losing your coins but hey that's life right?

Our new exchange will be called FMOSOYFMTSOM.io

That's short for Fool me once shame on you , Fool me twice shame on me.

This smells fishy, I am not a hacker alt account and I did withdrawal my RDD from the site recently.

[Bobsurplus]

cant believe I fell for that troll. 

[barbee23]

Hey bob.. do you have any coins sitting at coinmarket still?


Anyway, check out the site and tell me what you think now.

I'll check up to see your reply soon

[Bobsurplus]

Hey bob.. do you have any coins sitting at coinmarket still?


Anyway, check out the site and tell me what you think now.

I'll check up to see your reply soon

Nah, I'm all done with coinmarket.

[barbee23]

Sounds like you have no tune to sing to me then. agh, just frustrated with that whole situation. Sorry...  Thanks for the reply though, I have to admit you were right from my logic..... coinmarket is done.

[ontopicplease]

So is the site completely dead? Or has anyone succeeded in taking coins out of it?

I tried 4 withdrawels yesterday, 1 came through, 2 are whereever and 1 was send to the wrong address()

[Uponnothing]

Only had USDE, which I did withdraw, but due to the old wallet, the transaction is lost somewhere.

I highly doubt I will ever see a single coin of it.

[batesresearch]

Any update on the 'Started manual processing of stuck withdrawals' - Have stuck RDD and KDC.

[zryw]

So is the site completely dead? Or has anyone succeeded in taking coins out of it?

There are rare occasions for widthdrawal when the site appears online during the day. NOBL made through for me, also BTC and LEAF. Unfortunately their USDE wallet is on a wrong blockchain (forked in a meanwhile) so any transfer will probably lose coins forever (too bad I realised this two clicks after placing the order lol)

[chowmeow]

Not sure why folks are running around drawing all sorts of new conclusions.  There are no new conclusions to be drawn.

Losing your shit isn't going to change anything.

[barbee23]

What are you guys talking about? Haven't you tried the site? It's offline. I thought it was back up after reading your posts. The site appears to be gone.

*Unless this happens on the regular....please correct me if I'm wrong, serious please correct me if I'm wrong.*

[chowmeow]

What are you guys talking about? Haven't you tried the site? It's offline. I thought it was back up after reading your posts. The site appears to be gone.

*Unless this happens on the regular....please correct me if I'm wrong, serious please correct me if I'm wrong.*

It's doing the same thing it's been doing for the last 2 weeks.  Up for awhile then down.  Rinse and repeat.

[Snotty]

So the question still remains... What were they actually doing all these weeks... Nothing makes sense in this story. If they were scamming something - why no effort to calm down people? If they were hacked - why no effort to calm down people and come clean with ideas how to make everything right? If they lost a lot of money, they could've done some damage control in community, fixed bugs, continue to work slowly regaining reputation (which would not be damaged if they would keep being active and supportive)  and sell exchange to cover up loses. Such system should be worth something.

I mean, one post a day keeps scam acusations away.

I now have a one more crazy idea... So you're hacked, lost a lot of BTC, but still have LOTS of other coins... What do you do? You try to day trade in other exchange to cover up loses! And then you fail... there's not much left to do. Still, would make sense to keep community controlled while doing such things.

Just a speculation, I wonder if we ever get to know the truth...

[Kn_os]

So the question still remains... What were they actually doing all these weeks... Nothing makes sense in this story. If they were scamming something - why no effort to calm down people? If they were hacked - why no effort to calm down people and come clean with ideas how to make everything right? If they lost a lot of money, they could've done some damage control in community, fixed bugs, continue to work slowly regaining reputation (which would not be damaged if they would keep being active and supportive)  and sell exchange to cover up loses. Such system should be worth something.

I mean, one post a day keeps scam acusations away.

I now have a one more crazy idea... So you're hacked, lost a lot of BTC, but still have LOTS of other coins... What do you do? You try to day trade in other exchange to cover up loses! And then you fail... there's not much left to do. Still, would make sense to keep community controlled while doing such things.

Just a speculation, I wonder if we ever get to know the truth...

Like someone said here already, i guess they just drink vodka all this 2 weeks.
I lost money on two hacked exchanges recently... poloniex and freshmarket and in both case problem was resolved in 1-2 days and money, at least part of them, was return on second day. Coinmarket can't resolve a mess for 2 week and even haven't guts to say they have a problems. Realy they again just keep silent for 2th day even although they should already learn that people start to neverous if they keep silent too long, but they do not care.

[andyatcrux]

So the question still remains... What were they actually doing all these weeks... Nothing makes sense in this story. If they were scamming something - why no effort to calm down people? If they were hacked - why no effort to calm down people and come clean with ideas how to make everything right? If they lost a lot of money, they could've done some damage control in community, fixed bugs, continue to work slowly regaining reputation (which would not be damaged if they would keep being active and supportive)  and sell exchange to cover up loses. Such system should be worth something.

I mean, one post a day keeps scam acusations away.

I now have a one more crazy idea... So you're hacked, lost a lot of BTC, but still have LOTS of other coins... What do you do? You try to day trade in other exchange to cover up loses! And then you fail... there's not much left to do. Still, would make sense to keep community controlled while doing such things.

Just a speculation, I wonder if we ever get to know the truth...

Like someone said here already, i guess they just drink vodka all this 2 weeks.
I lost money on two hacked exchanges recently... poloniex and freshmarket and in both case problem was resolved in 1-2 days and money, at least part of them, was return on second day. Coinmarket can't resolve a mess for 2 week and even haven't guts to say they have a problems. Realy they again just keep silent for 2th day even although they should already learn that people start to neverous if they keep silent too long, but they do not care.

I agree. The difference is that Poloniex came clean and has already started repaying the BTC. Site was down for only a few hours and the owner is absorbing the full 50'000 dollars worth of BTC. He is also pouring resources into security since he obviously does not want this to happen again. Coinmarket is silent. Very unprofessional and if they aren't hiding anything then they are at least no better than cryptsy when it comes to respecting their clients.

[fud_etra]

So is the site completely dead? Or has anyone succeeded in taking coins out of it?

There are rare occasions for widthdrawal when the site appears online during the day. NOBL made through for me, also BTC and LEAF. Unfortunately their USDE wallet is on a wrong blockchain (forked in a meanwhile) so any transfer will probably lose coins forever (too bad I realised this two clicks after placing the order lol)

I withdrew USDe 4 days ago and nothing had ever happened. Did I just lost my USDe? That's my huge investment ever