[ANN][XMY] Myriad | Multi-Algo, Fair, Secure

[anotherlateminer]

Guys, would you kindly clarify this question: coins from Mintpal are gone, right? No one received their MYR?

I think so, How many coins were there in Mintpal?? anyone??

I've lost something like 100K (bought at 400 ).

[subseaguru]

i have wallet 0.9.2.7 but sync stops with 3 days left. did i miss a fork or something?

If you haven't been able to sync the wallet since updating, you probably need to start it with the -reindex option.

this is strange. to -reindex the wallet, i went to my myriadcoin folder in %appdata% and it empty. but when i run the wallet it still shows a balance but doesnt complete syncing with the network.

That is quite strange. Normally it would use a wallet.dat file in that directory, unless you otherwise specify a different data directory or wallet file, so I'm not sure how you're seeing a balance if you don't even have a wallet.dat file in %appdata%\myriadcoin...

Anyway, to reindex you can just start the program from the cmd window using "myriadcoin-qt -reindex", or you can make a shortcut to the qt wallet, and right click and go into properties of shortcut and add " -reindex" to the end of the target line, and then launch from shortcut.

still no luck. i can see network traffic in the debug window and see 8 inbound connections but the wallet is stuck at 4 days behind. it said 3 days behind yesterday. i guess im sol with this wallet.

[SavageWS6]

i have wallet 0.9.2.7 but sync stops with 3 days left. did i miss a fork or something?

If you haven't been able to sync the wallet since updating, you probably need to start it with the -reindex option.

this is strange. to -reindex the wallet, i went to my myriadcoin folder in %appdata% and it empty. but when i run the wallet it still shows a balance but doesnt complete syncing with the network.

That is quite strange. Normally it would use a wallet.dat file in that directory, unless you otherwise specify a different data directory or wallet file, so I'm not sure how you're seeing a balance if you don't even have a wallet.dat file in %appdata%\myriadcoin...

Anyway, to reindex you can just start the program from the cmd window using "myriadcoin-qt -reindex", or you can make a shortcut to the qt wallet, and right click and go into properties of shortcut and add " -reindex" to the end of the target line, and then launch from shortcut.

still no luck. i can see network traffic in the debug window and see 8 inbound connections but the wallet is stuck at 4 days behind. it said 3 days behind yesterday. i guess im sol with this wallet.

I've had this issue before. I had to delete the blocks, chainstate, and peers.dat and it had to re-download the whole blockchain.

[jwinterm]

i have wallet 0.9.2.7 but sync stops with 3 days left. did i miss a fork or something?

If you haven't been able to sync the wallet since updating, you probably need to start it with the -reindex option.

this is strange. to -reindex the wallet, i went to my myriadcoin folder in %appdata% and it empty. but when i run the wallet it still shows a balance but doesnt complete syncing with the network.

That is quite strange. Normally it would use a wallet.dat file in that directory, unless you otherwise specify a different data directory or wallet file, so I'm not sure how you're seeing a balance if you don't even have a wallet.dat file in %appdata%\myriadcoin...

Anyway, to reindex you can just start the program from the cmd window using "myriadcoin-qt -reindex", or you can make a shortcut to the qt wallet, and right click and go into properties of shortcut and add " -reindex" to the end of the target line, and then launch from shortcut.

still no luck. i can see network traffic in the debug window and see 8 inbound connections but the wallet is stuck at 4 days behind. it said 3 days behind yesterday. i guess im sol with this wallet.

I've had this issue before. I had to delete the blocks, chainstate, and peers.dat and it had to re-download the whole blockchain.

Whatever you do just don't delete wallet.dat (and probably good idea to make a backup of it before you go mucking around too much, or even dump the private keys).

[spankyminer]

I've lost something like 100K (bought at 400 ).

Exactly the same here! 119k MYR@~400 ... Byebye.

[jinyi416]

Guys, would you kindly clarify this question: coins from Mintpal are gone, right? No one received their MYR?

I think so, How many coins were there in Mintpal?? anyone??

Lost 4124726 MYR

[Kraxer]

I've lost something like 100K (bought at 400 ).

Exactly the same here! 119k MYR@~400 ... Byebye.

Myriad will be among the Top 10 crypto, price will rise steadily after block halvation, and you're giving up now because you lost ~0.04 btc? You can mine if you don't have money to buy with. There's still time to get on board.

[Vandalay23]

Guys, would you kindly clarify this question: coins from Mintpal are gone, right? No one received their MYR?

I think so, How many coins were there in Mintpal?? anyone??

Lost 4124726 MYR

Faircoin and Fluttercoin managed to get a hold of the Mintpal wallets.
Isn't it possible from Myriad as well?

[anotherlateminer]

I'm afraid there are our coins:

[Bitcoinspiros]

Look at the flt community they got our coins back!

[cryptoknight84]

I've lost something like 100K (bought at 400 ).

Exactly the same here! 119k MYR@~400 ... Byebye.

Myriad will be among the Top 10 crypto, price will rise steadily after block halvation, and you're giving up now because you lost ~0.04 btc? You can mine if you don't have money to buy with. There's still time to get on board.

You forget one important thing - everyone who lost coins for mintpal won't come back to this community.
Like everytime something like this happens and not solved within the community - it breaks it apart.
So this is another unfortunate stab in the coin's heart and another step on the way to dying.
It is a pitty, but this is how it is.

[jwinterm]

I've lost something like 100K (bought at 400 ).

Exactly the same here! 119k MYR@~400 ... Byebye.

Myriad will be among the Top 10 crypto, price will rise steadily after block halvation, and you're giving up now because you lost ~0.04 btc? You can mine if you don't have money to buy with. There's still time to get on board.

You forget one important thing - everyone who lost coins for mintpal won't come back to this community.
Like everytime something like this happens and not solved within the community - it breaks it apart.
So this is another unfortunate stab in the coin's heart and another step on the way to dying.
It is a pitty, but this is how it is.

You may be right for a few or possibly a majority of people, I'm sure you have no idea and neither do I, but I personally know several people who lost coins on mintpal and are still active in the myriadcoin community, so you are certainly incorrect when you say, "everyone who lost coins..."

[cryptoknight84]

I've lost something like 100K (bought at 400 ).

Exactly the same here! 119k MYR@~400 ... Byebye.

Myriad will be among the Top 10 crypto, price will rise steadily after block halvation, and you're giving up now because you lost ~0.04 btc? You can mine if you don't have money to buy with. There's still time to get on board.

You forget one important thing - everyone who lost coins for mintpal won't come back to this community.
Like everytime something like this happens and not solved within the community - it breaks it apart.
So this is another unfortunate stab in the coin's heart and another step on the way to dying.
It is a pitty, but this is how it is.

You may be right for a few or possibly a majority of people, I'm sure you have no idea and neither do I, but I personally know several people who lost coins on mintpal and are still active in the myriadcoin community, so you are certainly incorrect when you say, "everyone who lost coins..."

I might be wrong, but hanging to one word in the post leads to missing the point of all the post.
Just tried to make a point that in these times the strength of a community comes to question.
In this case it seems that there is no wish of the community/devs to solve the mintpal issue internally.
It has been solved in other communities, and other cases similar to this one have been solved internally.
So why should anyone who lost all his/her coins would like to buy coins now when he/she was left alone?
And what example is it to new potential investors?
 

[cryptapus]

I've lost something like 100K (bought at 400 ).

Exactly the same here! 119k MYR@~400 ... Byebye.

Myriad will be among the Top 10 crypto, price will rise steadily after block halvation, and you're giving up now because you lost ~0.04 btc? You can mine if you don't have money to buy with. There's still time to get on board.

You forget one important thing - everyone who lost coins for mintpal won't come back to this community.
Like everytime something like this happens and not solved within the community - it breaks it apart.
So this is another unfortunate stab in the coin's heart and another step on the way to dying.
It is a pitty, but this is how it is.

You may be right for a few or possibly a majority of people, I'm sure you have no idea and neither do I, but I personally know several people who lost coins on mintpal and are still active in the myriadcoin community, so you are certainly incorrect when you say, "everyone who lost coins..."

I might be wrong, but hanging to one word in the post leads to missing the point of all the post.
Just tried to make a point that in these times the strength of a community comes to question.
In this case it seems that there is no wish of the community/devs to solve the mintpal issue internally.
It has been solved in other communities, and other cases similar to this one have been solved internally.
So why should anyone who lost all his/her coins would like to buy coins now when he/she was left alone?
And what example is it to new potential investors?
 

If you lost coins on Mintpal, you must have sent them there in the first place. A good lesson for those who don't realize that if you aren't the sole owner of the private key, they aren't your coins. It's sad, yes, but a good lesson IMHO.

[jwinterm]

I might be wrong, but hanging to one word in the post leads to missing the point of all the post.

I think you're the one who is missing the point - you can't speak for everyone based on your own feelings. 

Just tried to make a point that in these times the strength of a community comes to question.
In this case it seems that there is no wish of the community/devs to solve the mintpal issue internally.
It has been solved in other communities, and other cases similar to this one have been solved internally.

Yea, like when the bitcoin community repaid all the people who lost money in the mt.gox fiasco...oh yea that never happened. What are you talking about? What are we all supposed to pour money into a fund because some unwise/inexperienced people left their entire holdings on an exchange wallet - an exchange that was hacked for a huge amount of vericoin only a couple of months ago and then was bought out recently by an unsavory character? What exactly do mean solve the issue internally, and which other communities have done this? Can you be more specific or show some examples?

So why should anyone who lost all his/her coins would like to buy coins now when he/she was left alone?

What do mean left alone? That we should all pay for other people's mistakes?

And what example is it to new potential investors?

First rule of cryptoclub is don't talk about cryptocl...err, I mean, don't leave all your coins on exchanges, and especially don't leave them all on one single exchange that was recently hacked and is now being taken over by a shady person with a fake name. Pretty good example imo.

[Kraxer]

Lost 4124726 MYR

I feel with you Do you have any left?

[xfelinho]

people who keep their coins on an exchange after mt gox... sorry but that's your own fault

[einsteinium.biz]

people who keep their coins on an exchange after mt gox... sorry but that's your own fault

if everyone removed their coins when they left the exchange the only people you would be able to buy and sell to are the ones online at the same time as you.

at that point the traffic would be too slow for your time, and to costly to maintain so it would fall apart

[jwinterm]

people who keep their coins on an exchange after mt gox... sorry but that's your own fault

if everyone removed their coins when they left the exchange the only people you would be able to buy and sell to are the ones online at the same time as you.

at that point the traffic would be too slow for your time, and to costly to maintain so it would fall apart

To some extent this is true, but there seems to be some complaining from people who lost __all__ of their coins when a single exchange got hacked. You should probably keep most of your holdings in accounts that you hold the private keys to, and if you're going to keep them all online, at least spread your holdings out over a few different exchanges so your entire stash isn't subject to a single point of failure.

[einsteinium.biz]

people who keep their coins on an exchange after mt gox... sorry but that's your own fault

if everyone removed their coins when they left the exchange the only people you would be able to buy and sell to are the ones online at the same time as you.

at that point the traffic would be too slow for your time, and to costly to maintain so it would fall apart

To some extent this is true, but there seems to be some complaining from people who lost __all__ of their coins when a single exchange got hacked. You should probably keep most of your holdings in accounts that you hold the private keys to, and if you're going to keep them all online, at least spread your holdings out over a few different exchanges so your entire stash isn't subject to a single point of failure.

here's my perspective on coin safety (and one day I expect to exercise it fully)

1) don't invest on any exchange that you don't feel comfortable dealing with.
2) don't invest money on an exchange that you can't afford to lose,
3) make a habit of removing money the 'excess' money that isn't used over any 4 day period
4) place your 'secure' money in a multi-sig paper wallet that is placed partially online and partially off line and accessible by any two of the three unconnected sources.