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June 17, 2017, 04:29:28 PM
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I don't trust Yobit fully and i think CoinGather is ok.  But BleuTrade is where i like to trade.

I prefer Bleutrade as well, have used them for years and trust them I do.
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June 17, 2017, 04:31:18 PM
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I don't trust Yobit fully and i think CoinGather is ok.  But BleuTrade is where i like to trade.

I prefer Bleutrade as well, have used them for years and trust them I do.
Correct.  BleuTrade is where i feel comfortable trading.

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June 17, 2017, 04:36:17 PM
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HTML5 is one of my favorite coins too.  I was there from almost the beginning.  I've been promoting this coin behind the shadows and i made one of the first YouTube videos about this coin;  it's not the best of videos but a little short video for humor.

So let's get things back on track.

Cheers!  Cool

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June 17, 2017, 04:50:30 PM
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Things seem a little off track.
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June 17, 2017, 07:25:10 PM
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What heck are you developper doing to this HTML 5 coin.
You are literally killing this coin and making us investors regret ever putting a satoshi in your cause.

Why in hell is bleutrade saying you dont want to reverse the transactions and that you only want to re do the algorythm.
Because of you right now we cant trade on bleutrade. In fact yobit is frozen too.

I strongly advice you to work and work fast to save this coin.
Make it worth it for people that believed in your project.

And stop telling us, yea good news are coming up soon! That s old tactic. Do SOME real WORK and save this coin!

You have to tell us exactly what are planning to do to save HTML5 coin?
Also please bleutrade so that they dont delist HTML5 coin.

Finally you only made a windows wallet. Howabout mac wallet? (I only do mac)
And where is the github of your wallet? We want to know what s inside.

This is my honest opinion do something or this thing is gonna die!
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June 18, 2017, 01:47:26 AM
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I changed to the new wallet after some testing. It appears most have also as I see 25 connections on the new one but I saw only 1 on the old one. It seems a soft fork has happened. I also did a full rescan against the entire block chain to ensure my coins would not just go POOF into the air. After that I had 106,000 coins out of the total that were in Unconfirmed state and I assume are lost.
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June 18, 2017, 02:49:48 AM
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how long did the rescan take?

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June 18, 2017, 02:50:52 AM
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how long did the rescan take?

About 4 hours. I do have large number of coins so that may have an impact as to length of time.
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June 18, 2017, 04:06:54 AM
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I rescanned my wallet, all my coins were from the beginning, and i haven't lost any.
My biggest loss is when they swapped over from scrypt to the x algo, i had over a billion coins, and was gone on vacation during the swap, and if you started mining from the beginning with this coin, I'm sure you know how slow that scrypt wallet was, i didn't even get half of them swapped when it happened, that is one reason, I am wondering why in the world, they are even considering, changing the algo again...I am NOT FOR THAT AT ALL.

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June 18, 2017, 04:28:11 AM
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I had not heard they wanted to change the algo.
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June 18, 2017, 04:54:09 AM
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this is the quote from Bleutrade, you dont even have to be logged in to view it, just click on Market and go to HTML5, at the top this is what it reads.

"This market is frozen: [HTML5] [2017-04-28] Wallet maintenance. A 51% attack was successful at Html5coin and transactions were erased. Developers are working on a fix. Deposits and withdrawals are suspended.
[2017-06-12] We were informed that the attack was neutralized from the network. We are waiting for the new version of Htmlcoin soon.
[2017-06-17] Developers of htmlcoin informed us at the last minute that they gave up on offering solutions, they will only make changes in the algorithm. This is a serious problem and Bleutrade can no longer trust these developers, we will be initiating an investigation to know the real intention of this blockchain attack and consequent prejudice to the users and Bleutrade."

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June 18, 2017, 09:51:29 AM
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dev, do you explain what's happen ? new announcement or not ? investor believe on html5 and we need proof of work .....not just a wallet !!
where are market place ? games ? if you need some help, request it  at other dev team ...

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June 18, 2017, 12:31:45 PM
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TOPIC: SPECIAL HTMLCOIN WORLD MEETING JUNE 17, 2017.
 
AGENDA: TO DECIDE THE DETAILS OF THE WALLET UPDATE AND RELATED MATTERS.
 
TIME: JUNE 17, 2017, AT 10:30 AM BRITISH SUMMER TIME (BST).
 
PARTICIPANTS: ATTENDED BY 27 INDEPENDENT DEVELOPERS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS.
 
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND, THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES, THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF BANGLADESH, THE FEDERATIVE REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL, THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN, THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE, ROMANIA, THE FRENCH REPUBLIC, THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (DUBAI), THE REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA, THE UNITED MEXICAN STATES, THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA, THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM, THE REPUBLIC OF INDIA, THE REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA, AND THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION.
 
WE AGREED ON THE FOLLOWING:
 
ABSTRACT
 
•    We decided that Blockchain will not be reversed as requested by Bleutrade but we offer a possible solution.
•    We invited a Cryptocurrency Expert and a Computer Science faculty to help us understand the technical problem.
•    We are implementing checkpointing for Htmlcoin to hinder and stop hacking risk and future attacks.
•    We are releasing an updated wallet.
•    We want to understand more about the Bleutrade Insolvency Enigma.
•    Summary of the meeting and Implications of our decision as a community.

 
DETAILS
 
1.    We, HTMLCOIN Developers and Community Members in attendance, decided that Blockchain will not be reversed from April 25, 2017, until the present date of this meeting.
1.1.    The request of Bleutrade to reverse the blockchain was not granted by the core team. However, we offer them a possible solution for their claim of insolvency of 5.6 Billion by swapping the claimed lost coin to a new coin. It is important to note that not all of their holdings are lost, if any. We are waiting for their response on this offer. See section 5 - 5.5 for more information about Bleutrade Insolvency Enigma.
1.2.   We are looking forward to resolving this issue of insolvency claim with Bleutrade because we were part of this exchange since their early days in 2014, Bleutrade is a family to us.
1.3.    We believe that reversing will do more harm than good. If the blockchain will be reversed, it will erase all 1 month worth of transaction, that would be a bigger disaster.
1.4.    If we reverse the blockchain this would mean that all transactions conducted from April 25, 2017, to date will be nullified, all transactions thereafter will turn to zero. Reversing the wallet is NOT an option.
 
2.    We invited a cryptocurrency expert, Peter Bushnell, a former constituent of The University of Oxford, and Zac Smith, a faculty of Computer Science of New Mexico University, to help us understand the extent of our coin’s technical problem.
2.1.    Peter Bushnell’s advised that checkpointing be added in the coin and that the blockchain should not be reversed. Zac Smith agreed on these recommendations as well. The two experts are instrumental in our present decision for the coin, moving forward.
 
3.    We are implementing checkpointing for Htmlcoin, as the new feature of the wallet to hinder and stop hacking risk and future attacks.
3.1.    Simply put, the checkpoint prevents attackers from replacing the existing chain with a different chain to protects against transaction reversal. Checkpoints are built into the Bitcoin code, they are defined as a block height and its hash, the Bitcoin software will only connect to chains with those checkpoints in.
3.2.    Automatic Checkpointing is real time checkpointing, rather than define them in the code they are broadcast from a node on the network. In the source code there will be a public key, only a node with a corresponding private key can send out checkpoints, that node will also need to configure a depth for the checkpoints, that is how many blocks there needs to be after a block before it is checkpointed, so a depth of 5 means that a block will be checkpointed when there are 4 confirmations for it making it 5 blocks deep from the top of the chain.
 
4.    We are releasing a new Wallets and Files.
4.1.     This is the location of the Windows Wallet: http://seed.htmlcoin.net/HTMLCoin-1.3.2.1-setup.exe
4.2     This is the location of the Mac Wallet: http://seed.htmlcoin.net/Htmlcoin-1.3.2.1-Mac.dmg
4.3     This is the Blockchain: http://seed.htmlcoin.net/htmlcoin_blockchain.zip
4.4.    This is our GitHub account: https://github.com/HTMLCOIN/HTML5
 
5.    The Bleutrade Insolvency Enigma.
5.1.    The Attacker Deposited 5.7 Billion to Bleutrade and Withdraw the coin.
5.2.    Bleutrade informed us that “The attacker DEPOSITED 5.6 Billion in Bleutrade, sold an amount to Doge and withdraw the remainder.”
5.3.    HTMLCOIN Team investigated and found out that the total amount stolen from the attacker in Bleutrade is 928440.36517198 DOGE. See the spreadsheet, https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FOJC3ayvP2gV69QfddmLPuVb06OAqw2mWfoVVT02Hww/edit#gid=0
5.4.    Logic will dictate that the insolvency in Bleutrade should only be 928440.36517198 DOGE, not the 5.6 Billion HTMLCOINS as claimed by Bleutrade.
5.5.    Because of this Enigmatic Insolvency claim by Bleutrade, we are asking them to clarify why there is such a huge insolvency, given that the attacker deposited the amount of 5.6 Billion to Bleutrade, meaning Bleutrade do not own the 5.6 Billion HTMLCOIN in the first place. The 5.6 Billion is owned by the attacker.
5.6.    On June 8, 2017, Bleutrade informed us the GOOD NEWS that the attacker was denied by the network.
5.6.1.    Below are the 2 deposits deleted from the blockchain even after several confirmations:
5.6.1.1.    HTML5 c8d657812abc1779d924235e6938a5c35e7428f5916eec38c64ea34ec18217f2 4605383 2017-04-25 23:09:17 HRYCxScEBr8R4eLRc9zwsmU8jX8gvcoM6a 2947478457.86640000
5.6.1.2.    HTML5 9699446ff34e6224a177df2566c6503f791330256601c7126ad10ed225c61b3b 4604813 2017-04-25 16:16:14 HTENYcoKi3NYM13AhwrjzsEN9AGnVYYYui 2852036157.86640000
5.6.1.3.    Total: 5799514615.73279954 HTML5
5.7.    Activity and Identity of the Hacker.
 
Username yanmar
E-mail yanmar@weibsvolk.org

::: LOGIN 2017-04-25 16:06:56.578353+00
::: --- IP 146.185.31.214
::: --- LAST ACTIVITY 2017-04-26 00:49:30.656994+00
::: --- TIMEZONE -3
::: --- BROWSER Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/58.0.3029.81 Safari/537.36
::: --- LANGS en-US,en;q=0.8
::: LOGIN 2017-04-25 12:14:44.607931+00
::: --- IP 37.130.229.149
::: --- LAST ACTIVITY 2017-04-25 15:40:26.436481+00
::: --- TIMEZONE -3
::: --- BROWSER Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/58.0.3029.81 Safari/537.36
::: --- LANGS en-US,en;q=0.8
 
Withdraws to:
HKW9SyBMMqmvqtFVt62M38p1DB3E7fPtN6
H8gG3N12VBxkTGXvVNnU8h14ZvivYDVSVs
HMQ85E73ckbVX5km3531HfMk4Kn8egmmpV
H9fcC7c4UpjABeAGKpaac1KFehjz6Ft5aX
HJ6AeP636JQMt8HqtaDvUYggupZ7U3uh5t
HUBWDWrMvxAwtAbKB48RAVrCZgwnqqbk51
HFncs5hxUFvxnieNqWC48xrVjYtTijb7Jj
HQmwFURL5Rkb43gRNitKd5RfW4zZ2NNMcC
 
5.8.    We understand that this is a challenge for both Bleutrade and HTMLCOIN Community. Because of this, we are here to cooperate with Bleutrade in resolving this enigma. We maintain open communication with Bleutrade.
 
6.    Summary of the meeting and Implications of our decision as a community.
6.1.    Reversing the blockchain will do more harm than good.
6.2.    Because we decided not to rollback the blockchain, all coins outside of Bleutrade, specifically in Yo Bit and Coin Gather, it will not turn to zero, they are legitimate.
6.3.    We have instructed Yo Bit and Coin Gather to resume trading.
6.4.    We are releasing an updated Windows Wallet, Mac Wallet, Blockchain File, and the HTMLCOIN account in GitHub.
6.5.    We understand that the Attacker Deposited 5.7 Billion to Bleutrade.
6.6.    That the attacker was denied by the network.
6.7.    That the 2 deposits were deleted from the Blockchain.
6.8.    That we need to understand more about the Bleutrades Insolvency Enigma and we are willing to cooperate in solving this issue.
6.9.    The attack that happened in Bleutrade is not an isolated case to HTMLCOIN. Other cryptocurrencies in Bleutrade were also a victim of a similar attack, such as Virtacoin, Ambercoin, et cetera.
6.10.    That we have the identity of the hacker.
6.11.    We are maintaining open communication to Bleutrade to explore possible solutions.
6.12.    Given with this experience, we are now implementing real-time checkpointing moving forward so that the will withstand possible attacks a feature that will make HTMLCOIN stronger in the future ahead.
 
SOURCE: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JpkQpDVzDeU2C2tgwSh7I31VBEuy4eXiFY2kR36KFiM/edit?usp=sharing
 
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June 18, 2017, 03:29:15 PM
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I figured out why I have 106,000 unconfirmed coins. They were from the Waulty pool since the wallet update. I suspect they might be on the wrong wallet version. Developers might want to contact them. I have tried in the past and did not receive a reply.
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6.5.    We understand that the Attacker Deposited 5.7 Billion to Bleutrade.

Where these the Cryptsy coins? It has been said before the Cryptsy coins were burned (as they should be), was this how they were burned?

Good to see the communication of the minutes of the meeting. Improved communication is often the best way to increase confidence in any project.
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June 18, 2017, 03:54:21 PM
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Thanks for the update, much appreciated.  Checking the new wallet now.

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June 18, 2017, 04:31:04 PM
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I figured out why I have 106,000 unconfirmed coins. They were from the Waulty pool since the wallet update. I suspect they might be on the wrong wallet version. Developers might want to contact them. I have tried in the past and did not receive a reply.
If you mean e-waluty, old wallet and new are compatible, there is just risk for fork because of no checkpoints. Wallet will be updated soon.
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6.5.    We understand that the Attacker Deposited 5.7 Billion to Bleutrade.

Where these the Cryptsy coins? It has been said before the Cryptsy coins were burned (as they should be), was this how they were burned?

Good to see the communication of the minutes of the meeting. Improved communication is often the best way to increase confidence in any project.

All we know is that HTMLCOIN was one of the few coin withdrawable during the Cryptsy Crisis. Because people can withdraw HTMLCOIN, many people use HTMLCOIN to get out from Cryptsy, increasing our users.

We do not know what happen to those unwithdrawn HTMLCOINS from Cryptsy.
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I figured out why I have 106,000 unconfirmed coins. They were from the Waulty pool since the wallet update. I suspect they might be on the wrong wallet version. Developers might want to contact them. I have tried in the past and did not receive a reply.
If you mean e-waluty, old wallet and new are compatible, there is just risk for fork because of no checkpoints. Wallet will be updated soon.

Good to hear. The coins I have stuck in Unconfirmed where coins I mined at the pool. They were received in the old wallet and then when I upgraded to the new one they went Unconfirmed, not sure why. I did a rescan and they remained that way. Not overly concerned about them. I consider them lost at this point.
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6.5.    We understand that the Attacker Deposited 5.7 Billion to Bleutrade.

Where these the Cryptsy coins? It has been said before the Cryptsy coins were burned (as they should be), was this how they were burned?

Good to see the communication of the minutes of the meeting. Improved communication is often the best way to increase confidence in any project.

All we know is that HTMLCOIN was one of the few coin withdrawable during the Cryptsy Crisis. Because people can withdraw HTMLCOIN, many people use HTMLCOIN to get out from Cryptsy, increasing our users.

We do not know what happen to those unwithdrawn HTMLCOINS from Cryptsy.


Oh ok we get so many conflicting reports about them that is hard to know. There was person on here a month or so ago claiming he had the Cryptsy wallet, and he said he could not open it, and so he sent them to the devteam. We have also been told they were burned - without any confirmation. And then we have this thing with someone depositing 5.7 billion, a large pool that had to come from somewhere which leads to speculation that might have been the Crypsty coins.

So basically we have no knowledge of where the Cryptsy coins are or their status?
Who has the Cryptsy wallet?
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