Topic: [ANN] 1337 [MANDATORY UPDATE] 41.78% APR| POS ONLY - page 100. (Read 259582 times)

They failed, man. They were busy polishing the code and forgot to turn off the gas in the kitchen. Someone lit a matcha and lighted a cigarette with it, causing the kitchen to blow up and everyone else in the room to die in an explosion. If I was in ur shoes I would drop my shares and move on instantly. Who would follow a coin whose team burned alive?

gives us something to look forward too 
we can wait, go somewhere warm and enjoy some of natures finest

hey there

I'd love to but still needs some finishing up to do and i need to run a few tests and monitor the network etc etc. ive been working on 1337 and w00t continuously since i got back. i might need to take a lil break after the release cause im exhausted

Aw I like the graph Tbh.
Stop teasing us and give us a date for w00t 

it may please you to hear that there wont be a graph in w00t. well not in the first release anyway... i might add it later

and yes ladies and gentlemen, the time of the release is near! its based on another source code and it will hopefully be more stable compared to 1337's source code because it uses a more recent version of PPC, the mother of all POS coins. keep an eye on this thread in the next week

p.s: it wont look as good as the 1337 wallet though but we can always improve things later. its my first (and hopefully last) coin to be released and it took me many frustrating hours and the help of several friends to get to this point so dont be too hard on me ok  

thank you all for being so patient.

Wasn't talking about blockchain. Was referring to graph.

Nope blockchain bloat is an incurable disease and will progress till the end of coin's lifespan.

Is the bloat going to be taken out?

This is EXACTLY what they did with DigiCube.   Kept putting the wallet in "Maintenance" and staking the wallet, then dumped the stakes and killed the market.   Set of crooks running an exchange.  I wouldn't advise ANYONE to hold funds in C-Cex.

C-cex is a strange one. I tried to get them to fix their API to match their web GUI in regards to minimum and they were like confused. It took a bunch of explaining for them to get it and when they did, they still didn't fix the problem. .... and every time they add coins the sites goes off-line. I told them their site can't be fully utilized in its current state.

Not sure what else to to say...lol

In regards to the bloat, I'm not concerned about the memory usage, but the rather the cpu cycle as the wallet becomes less responsive.

BTW: I've been a market maker for 1337 on cryptopia for a few weeks now.

nope, i like the 'bloat'. its like looking at the pulse of the network. memory usage seems normal too.

by looking at the 'bloat' i found out that ccex started staking their (users) 1337 yesterday



http://www.presstab.pw/phpexplorer/1337/address.php?address=LKVgSiT5c7wxHva8MJVh3tvgUv5ppu9sgZ

which is odd cause they delisted 1337. since they have plenty of coins, im sure they'll find a good solution to send the coins to the rightful owners...

just to make it more obvious:

DONT SEND COINS TO C-CEX 

I received a pm today regarding the issue with C-cex. one of the questions was "Have you considered other options for resolving the issue, or are you writing it off?"

to be frank, the coins must still be somewhere in c-cex's possession and ive been told that users can still see them in their c-cex balance but with the notice "Wallet Broken".

Ive never run an exchange or anything remotely similar but i assume they must have a wallet.dat file that contains the coins of their users, in this case 1337. So your coins are not lost, we just have to find a way to get them back to you, the rightful owner.

Maybe im thinking too simple but what is stopping them from loading the coins in a windows wallet and sending them to the withdrawal address the users provide them with? is it too much work? Apparently it is, otherwise they would have thought of this a long time ago...

Ya bro, a problem in yobit. Dont buy 133 coin in yobit. choose another exchange

I am trying to move my coin out of yobit but they said I cannot withdraw my coins

I am trying to move my coin out of yobit but they said I cannot withdraw my coins

Nice to see that this coin is not dead yet and development is going further.
I know you have a lot of work on your ToDo-List, but may you find some time to contact yobit also, i have some 1337 there.
Their Wallet is still broken, typically for yobit they doesn't answer on support tickets, maybe you as the coin dev get more attention to your requests.

Does anybody else have 1337 there?

thank you for the kind words its the least i can do to try to get the coins back to their rightful owners.

sorry for the delays btw. lots of stuff that needs my attention now but hopefully im able to finish the update this week and after that i can focus on the new coin.

This is good to see a dev wanting to help people get back their 1337 coins from an exchange. Most devs would just give up and not worry about it but you sir are going above all to help fix this problem with C-cex exchange. Now lets just hope C-cex goes along with it and works with you to sort out the issues because it has gone on for far too long now.

I received a pm today regarding the issue with C-cex. one of the questions was "Have you considered other options for resolving the issue, or are you writing it off?"

to be frank, the coins must still be somewhere in c-cex's possession and ive been told that users can still see them in their c-cex balance but with the notice "Wallet Broken".

Ive never run an exchange or anything remotely similar but i assume they must have a wallet.dat file that contains the coins of their users, in this case 1337. So your coins are not lost, we just have to find a way to get them back to you, the rightful owner.

Maybe im thinking too simple but what is stopping them from loading the coins in a windows wallet and sending them to the withdrawal address the users provide them with? is it too much work? Apparently it is, otherwise they would have thought of this a long time ago...

Well, if its too much work for them I'll offer my assistance to get things sorted and do the dirty job myself. They can send me their unencrypted wallet.dat file along with a list of users and their balances and send the users to me to claim their coins.

Actually, i dont even need the usernames in the list, maybe just the amounts would be enough. I would need a screenshot from the users 1337 balance so they can proof how many coins they had on c-cex, along with an address where they want to receive their coins and thats it... you get your coins back.

For those who are shy or who rather want to stay anonymous and dont want to pm me on here, i can find another way for you to contact me ( like through email or something). I dont mind doing some extra work for my community and im not interested in stealing anyones coins either cause i have plenty of my own.

Let me hear your thoughts on this and we will take it from there. It will also depend on c-cex ofc if they are willing to cooperate but im not writing anything off and will always keep looking for a solution.