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[Peanutswar]

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➥ Post Bitcoin price prediction for June 13th (once submitted, you cannot edit your post).
➥ Thread will be closed on June 11, 2026, 23:59 UTC
➥ The winner will be determined based on the Bitcoin price at 23:59 UTC, June 13(CMC). 🕐
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➥ Double/Triple prediction if you've already tested the swap and left a comment on kycnot/b1exch or monerica/b1exch.

[The Cryptovator]

Here is just my not-so-pressing suggestion. Wouldn't it be cool if there was a page to track the website's operational status?
Like how long the planned maintenance has been on going or even the ETA and then also a maintenance log/ changes of log of sorts. I am not a programmer, so I am not sure what I am suggesting requires JavaScript or not  

No, it's not necessary. When the site goes for maintenance, then the homepage automatically will redirect to the maintenance page, where you can notice about the maintenance. It's true; additionally, they could add estimated times for the maintenance, but since it's related to coding, developers could estimate the time. But it's quite hard to predict the exact maintenance time. If an error comes during the development, then it would take more time.

However, the developer could at least adds the possible timeframe to understand the site would come online within that period, but it's really not mandatory.

[MarryWithBTC]

Here is just my not-so-pressing suggestion. Wouldn't it be cool if there was a page to track the website's operational status?
Like how long the planned maintenance has been on going or even the ETA and then also a maintenance log/ changes of log of sorts. I am not a programmer, so I am not sure what I am suggesting requires JavaScript or not  

No, it's not necessary. When the site goes for maintenance, then the homepage automatically will redirect to the maintenance page, where you can notice about the maintenance. It's true; additionally, they could add estimated times for the maintenance, but since it's related to coding, developers could estimate the time. But it's quite hard to predict the exact maintenance time. If an error comes during the development, then it would take more time.

However, the developer could at least adds the possible timeframe to understand the site would come online within that period, but it's really not mandatory.

Both options are feasible and could be implemented;

but I believe that temporarily disabling deposit, if maintenance is ongoing is a better option.
Just to disable deposit with a warning note that "maintenance is ongoing, deposits is temporarily suspended, try again in few hours later or few days later as the case may be."

This will prevent more inflow of funds that could disrupt maintenance.

[The Cryptovator]

No, it's not necessary. When the site goes for maintenance, then the homepage automatically will redirect to the maintenance page, where you can notice about the maintenance. It's true; additionally, they could add estimated times for the maintenance, but since it's related to coding, developers could estimate the time. But it's quite hard to predict the exact maintenance time. If an error comes during the development, then it would take more time.

However, the developer could at least adds the possible timeframe to understand the site would come online within that period, but it's really not mandatory.

but I believe that temporarily disabling deposit, if maintenance is ongoing is a better option.
Just to disable deposit with a warning note that "maintenance is ongoing, deposits is temporarily suspended, try again in few hours later or few days later as the case may be."

This will prevent more inflow of funds that could disrupt maintenance.

It's already been implemented. Because when the site was on maintenance mode, the homepage was disabled, which is the swap page as well. There was a notice about the maintenance, but there wasn't any estimated timeframe to go live again, and we are talking about that. That means if the swap page is disabled, you can't find any swap direction and can't get a deposit address as well. So there are no issues for deposit unless users make mistakes by sending funds to the old deposit address.

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[Peanutswar]

So right now is I made some transaction from USDC to USDT and just notice here upon taking a refresh while waiting for the deposit confirmation is why not have a logo of the b1exch.to upon loading then I check for the confirmation its took 12 confirmation its its possible that after 10/12 confirmation there is a transaction began like doing the swapped? so both the time of having a receiving the funds and the sending funds will start immediately.

Well another smooth swapped.

[MarryWithBTC]

It's already been implemented. Because when the site was on maintenance mode, the homepage was disabled, which is the swap page as well. There was a notice about the maintenance, but there wasn't any estimated timeframe to go live again, and we are talking about that. That means if the swap page is disabled, you can't find any swap direction and can't get a deposit address as well. So there are no issues for deposit unless users make mistakes by sending funds to the old deposit address.

Okay, thanks for throwing more lights to the discussion and bringing me on the same page.

In this situation, I don't think they should do any extra thing rather than being active in the forums and any other places they are listed to provide periodic updates about the maintenance.

[TokenTikas]

We have been testing and adding new features and that made this swap worst.

Although I understood that even after the maintenance was completed, it would take some time for the transaction to complete smoothly. Even though it took longer than expected, the exchange was completed easily.

Actually, the thing was asked about because dingdongdong shared his experience here. Otherwise, there was no issue. Thank you for explaining the matter.

[The Cryptovator]

It's already been implemented. Because when the site was on maintenance mode, the homepage was disabled, which is the swap page as well. There was a notice about the maintenance, but there wasn't any estimated timeframe to go live again, and we are talking about that. That means if the swap page is disabled, you can't find any swap direction and can't get a deposit address as well. So there are no issues for deposit unless users make mistakes by sending funds to the old deposit address.

Okay, thanks for throwing more lights to the discussion and bringing me on the same page.

In this situation, I don't think they should do any extra thing rather than being active in the forums and any other places they are listed to provide periodic updates about the maintenance.

So far, they updated about the maintenance on the forum announcement thread; the campaign manager himself updated on the forum. I am not sure if everywhere updates like exchange monitors or review sites; if not, then everyone should have noticed it from the webpage. Nothing to worry about if users noticed the maintenance; it's necessary to develop the website for more advanced services. So even if not updated everywhere, it shouldn't be an issue.