the Cryptopia-apocalypse FUND

[four3200]

https://evonodes.com/

[1714938119]

1714938119

[chrysophylax]

Interesting ...

I see you have some of our coins listed also. Some with wrong links, but I understand and admire what you are trying to do.

Maybe we could use a discussion to see how things fare, and what direction this can take. Funding is the biggest hurdle here, and I am sure that if the entire community came together, even with little chips of funds being supplied, some of these visions could actually come to fruition.

#crysx

[Esterklu]

I liked Cryptopia before, but now it is not comfortable for me. I can't understand criterias which they are using for delisting. Also there are so slow deposits and withdrawals there, so if i have choice i prefer another exchanges.

[ghzsymc2]

I want to make it clear that QRK is vulnerable because of the recent development of ASIC, but this is temporary.

Delisting Quarkcoin was the worst decision ever made


It's been running for 6 years, and quark algorithms have a reputation around the world, even though both DASH and PIVX were use quark algorithms, and later variants claimed to be more asic-resistant, which they weren't.

So if you think about it, more than a third of the COINS on the market use hybrid series algorithms, they're essentially quark algorithms.


Such a famous coin, I really don't understand that it will be delisted

[four3200]

[Cryptopia original mission statement]

Cryptopia exchange
Cryptopia aims to be more than just another exchange, their focus is on the user experience of the crypocurrencies themselves. In order to make cryptocurrencies more accessible to everyone they provide a mining pool, auction house and marketplace, several stable nodes on the network, and a support framework for each coin accepted on the site.

a support framework for each coin accepted on the site
a support framework for each coin accepted on the site
a support framework for each coin accepted on the site

LOL, this mission statement has gone out the window.

Interesting ...

I see you have some of our coins listed also. Some with wrong links, but I understand and admire what you are trying to do.

Maybe we could use a discussion to see how things fare, and what direction this can take. Funding is the biggest hurdle here, and I am sure that if the entire community came together, even with little chips of funds being supplied, some of these visions could actually come to fruition.

#crysx

The vision is same as what Cryptopia offered initially.  A full suite coin community oriented exchange/support platform.

NOT get rich listing pump-dump-delist repeat projects, which is the turn they took in 2018.

CORE steps:
1. Bring many coins at the same time to one exchange platform
2. Coins must have a history of functionality (years not days)
3. Proven crypto players from the various sectors [qt-coding, BEs, mines, exchange engine, API services, webDevs]  
4. Coin Listing
We only accept bitcoin based altcoins (coins with RPC 1.0 compatibility).

[Gandalf86]

Titcoin developer here. I wonder why they cannot just pump up the number of required confirmations for POW coins, so that the total cost of carrying out a successful double spend is the same as for higher-diff coins, or at least the same relative to the size of the order book (which determines the potential reward of carrying out a double spend attack). That might mean confirmation periods of multiple days for some coins, but who cares, at least you could keep the coin listed and people could continue trading.

[Deff]

Titcoin developer here. I wonder why they cannot just pump up the number of required confirmations for POW coins, so that the total cost of carrying out a successful double spend is the same as for higher-diff coins, or at least the same relative to the size of the order book (which determines the potential reward of carrying out a double spend attack). That might mean confirmation periods of multiple days for some coins, but who cares, at least you could keep the coin listed and people could continue trading.

I think the reason is different. As a result of the attack of one or several coins, they went into a minus and compensated the balance deficit by others ..

[four3200]

Titcoin developer here. I wonder why they cannot just pump up the number of required confirmations for POW coins, so that the total cost of carrying out a successful double spend is the same as for higher-diff coins, or at least the same relative to the size of the order book (which determines the potential reward of carrying out a double spend attack). That might mean confirmation periods of multiple days for some coins, but who cares, at least you could keep the coin listed and people could continue trading.

I think the reason is different. As a result of the attack of one or several coins, they went into a minus and compensated the balance deficit by others ..

agree just pump the confirms, if the chain is getting sand blasted

simple, easy solution 

this is the future of ALL pure POWs, they will/must move slow, and need network security monitoring

but that's OKAY!

because pure POWs are the baseline value instruments in all that crypto will be (and already is)

taking 8 hours to "settle up" in BTC or ETH or GAME or FLO or MOON will just become standard practice of good security

if you need speed there are plenty of services that can move fast and in volume
[xrp eos waves steembucks]
but they aint coins, they are some thing else [federations]
thus, aint "trustless"

[four3200]

I would like to get a multiple of exchanges to list the same cateloge of coins.
Deposit/Withdraw are handled independently from customers to exchange provider of choice.

But a liquid or lightening network unites all the exchanges for a deeper matchpool.

[Gandalf86]

I would like to get a multiple of exchanges to list the same cateloge of coins.
Deposit/Withdraw are handled independently from customers to exchange provider of choice.

But a liquid or lightening network unites all the exchanges for a deeper matchpool.

Why? What's the benefit?

[four3200]

Why? What's the benefit?

Not a single node of failure.
Which is what Cryptopia became.
A single node of failure.

Many exchanges list ONE cataloge, one exchange burns out, or goes Cryptsy (which birthed Cryptopia btw):
does not matter:
anothers will sprout but many are still up and running.

[four3200]

Also on the insolvent radar:

Maintenance

Cryptopia is currently in unscheduled maintenance mode. We will be back soon.
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz

[psycodad]

Also on the insolvent radar:

Maintenance

Cryptopia is currently in unscheduled maintenance mode. We will be back soon.
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz

Noteably quite a long outage already today. I sincerely hope they don't go TITSUP*.

*Total Inability To Service User Portfolios

[four3200]

Noteably quite a long outage already today.

Trademarked by psycodad
*Total Inability To Service User Portfolios* Tits^



I hope you are not some profit of prescient prediction  

You can follow their thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1669443.0
I'm not use them yet, I'm still in watching, but sooner I will use their service. Looks like their developer active on this forum, but I can't say it's legit.

Seems like they have already do a regulation: cryptopia limited.

[four3200]

We build a DEX.
RPC 1.0 coins united.

[Gandalf86]

We build a DEX.
RPC 1.0 coins united.

Why not use Bisq? https://bisq.network/ Seems to be the only operational p2p altcoin exchange right now, and it's working pretty well.

[slaman29]

Wait, so this exchange was already hacked before? I was wondering what happened in the past few months they started delisting a lot of coins. I even was surprised to have some, but all worth like a few satoshis at most. Is that why all the altscoins I had there were removed and delisted? Did the people somehow know the hack was coming? Seems a bit like a coincidence because today was the deadline to remove those alts.

[four3200]

We build a DEX.
RPC 1.0 coins united.

Why not use Bisq? https://bisq.network/ Seems to be the only operational p2p altcoin exchange right now, and it's working pretty well.

Looking at BISQ, and BLOCKnet?

[Cuthbert_Toshi]

Great idea!

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This people are new on the scene and they not charge any fee https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5068288.msg49235853#msg49235853
amsterdex.com/

NO KYC

https://support.amsterdex.com/faq

How to get a currency listed?
Please submit a support ticket, and describe why you think your currency should get listed. Please provide us with as much information as possible. For example:
Type of currency
Total Supply
Source Code
Explorer Links
Website
Social Links
High Quality Logo etc.

Please note that we don't accept coins with big premines (except ICO's) and that we can refuse a listing if we don't like the currency.

[four3200]

Hi guys, i have been in touch with a lawyer based in New Zealand. They believe the mass delisting of coins by cryptopia is unlawful. Basically they got sloppy with their terms and conditions and broke NZ law. The lawyer is interested in determining have many people have been financially damaged. Please PM me if you fall into this category & we can discuss further.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/admlly/cryptopia_class_action_lawsuit_in_response_to/