Bitcoin is rising nicely in price. Let's see what pattern 42 and other alts follow: usually they dip at first; but if the rise in price continues solidly, they may increase strongly.
No news from the Vz Guys for over a fortnight. Hoping to get a message soon.
Topic: [ANN] 42-coin Development Discussion Thread - page 25. (Read 105522 times)
'We are 50% through securing all 457 coins listed to new private keys.'
https://twitter.com/cryptopia_nz?lang=en
Well, Topia's communication skills aren't getting any better. It's eleven days since the last real news.
https://altmarkets.io/ -- and feel free to have a look over this new market of ours.
https://twitter.com/cryptopia_nz?lang=en
Well, Topia's communication skills aren't getting any better. It's eleven days since the last real news.
https://altmarkets.io/ -- and feel free to have a look over this new market of ours.
If I remember correctly Novaexchange has been around for a while correct? I must say I have never used them. What's the experience with them?
you talking about novaexchange? nothing interesting really nova another small platform which low safe and without market maker and any project can get there.
I traded on Nova for some time -- and 'made' the 42 market there -- but I couldn't quite get the ID necessary for Verification.
Support is good. The set up is just a little clunky. And we must perhaps give 'them' time to gain traction because 'them' is the new owners.
If I remember correctly Novaexchange has been around for a while correct? I must say I have never used them. What's the experience with them?
you talking about novaexchange? nothing interesting really nova another small platform which low safe and without market maker and any project can get there.
If I remember correctly Novaexchange has been around for a while correct? I must say I have never used them. What's the experience with them?
And some news from Cryptopia:
"If you held balances in coins that were lost in the event you will start to see Withdraws on your account for those coins. The TXID for the withdraw will not exist on the network but will detail how the coin was impacted in the event. For each withdraw you will also see a subsequent deposit of Cryptopia Loss Marker(CLM), the TXID for this will also not exist on a network but will detail the coin it represents a loss for. CLM is not a coin, it can't be traded as yet, it is just a number in the database that represents the loss for each coin for each user in $NZD at the time of the event. There are still steps to take to ensure we are taking a legal path toward reimbursement."
"If you held balances in coins that were lost in the event you will start to see Withdraws on your account for those coins. The TXID for the withdraw will not exist on the network but will detail how the coin was impacted in the event. For each withdraw you will also see a subsequent deposit of Cryptopia Loss Marker(CLM), the TXID for this will also not exist on a network but will detail the coin it represents a loss for. CLM is not a coin, it can't be traded as yet, it is just a number in the database that represents the loss for each coin for each user in $NZD at the time of the event. There are still steps to take to ensure we are taking a legal path toward reimbursement."
At least they are trying, but I think it will take them a while to regain the traction they now lost because of this breach of trust.
Oh yes, I think it will!!
Don't know. It's not easy to forget about that. If you were a customer there and lost funds once, would you want to risk it again?
Oh, that's what I meant, tiCeR. It will be an uphill battle for Topia to regain trust (certainly if they continue to communicate as poorly as they have thus far!!).
Other exchanges have recovered from hacks in the past, but I think it will be tougher to do now than it has been some years ago. Too many other options out there.
Great point. I recently had a little scratch around a re-opened CEX: same clumsy design as previously; middling communication from those in charge; and maxi-Verification (because they're in the EU). Not very encouraging.
If you don't have to use a new one, stick with those you have positive experience with. I gave some CEXs a try here and there with little money, and some of them just disappeared. Not talking big amounts here, but still it's not worth a try unless there is sufficient evidence that it's legit.
42-coin ROI -98.91%
ROI= The approximate return on investment if purchased at the time of launch (or earliest known price)
info from: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/42-coin/#charts
This is funny!It's time to buy!!!
ROI= The approximate return on investment if purchased at the time of launch (or earliest known price)
info from: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/42-coin/#charts
This is funny!It's time to buy!!!
Wow.
All Time Low $8.99 USD (May 12, 2016)
42-coin ROI -98.91%
ROI= The approximate return on investment if purchased at the time of launch (or earliest known price)
info from: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/42-coin/#charts
This is funny!It's time to buy!!!
ROI= The approximate return on investment if purchased at the time of launch (or earliest known price)
info from: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/42-coin/#charts
This is funny!It's time to buy!!!
And some news from Cryptopia:
"If you held balances in coins that were lost in the event you will start to see Withdraws on your account for those coins. The TXID for the withdraw will not exist on the network but will detail how the coin was impacted in the event. For each withdraw you will also see a subsequent deposit of Cryptopia Loss Marker(CLM), the TXID for this will also not exist on a network but will detail the coin it represents a loss for. CLM is not a coin, it can't be traded as yet, it is just a number in the database that represents the loss for each coin for each user in $NZD at the time of the event. There are still steps to take to ensure we are taking a legal path toward reimbursement."
"If you held balances in coins that were lost in the event you will start to see Withdraws on your account for those coins. The TXID for the withdraw will not exist on the network but will detail how the coin was impacted in the event. For each withdraw you will also see a subsequent deposit of Cryptopia Loss Marker(CLM), the TXID for this will also not exist on a network but will detail the coin it represents a loss for. CLM is not a coin, it can't be traded as yet, it is just a number in the database that represents the loss for each coin for each user in $NZD at the time of the event. There are still steps to take to ensure we are taking a legal path toward reimbursement."
At least they are trying, but I think it will take them a while to regain the traction they now lost because of this breach of trust.
Oh yes, I think it will!!
Don't know. It's not easy to forget about that. If you were a customer there and lost funds once, would you want to risk it again?
Oh, that's what I meant, tiCeR. It will be an uphill battle for Topia to regain trust (certainly if they continue to communicate as poorly as they have thus far!!).
Other exchanges have recovered from hacks in the past, but I think it will be tougher to do now than it has been some years ago. Too many other options out there.
Great point. I recently had a little scratch around a re-opened CEX: same clumsy design as previously; middling communication from those in charge; and maxi-Verification (because they're in the EU). Not very encouraging.
And some news from Cryptopia:
"If you held balances in coins that were lost in the event you will start to see Withdraws on your account for those coins. The TXID for the withdraw will not exist on the network but will detail how the coin was impacted in the event. For each withdraw you will also see a subsequent deposit of Cryptopia Loss Marker(CLM), the TXID for this will also not exist on a network but will detail the coin it represents a loss for. CLM is not a coin, it can't be traded as yet, it is just a number in the database that represents the loss for each coin for each user in $NZD at the time of the event. There are still steps to take to ensure we are taking a legal path toward reimbursement."
"If you held balances in coins that were lost in the event you will start to see Withdraws on your account for those coins. The TXID for the withdraw will not exist on the network but will detail how the coin was impacted in the event. For each withdraw you will also see a subsequent deposit of Cryptopia Loss Marker(CLM), the TXID for this will also not exist on a network but will detail the coin it represents a loss for. CLM is not a coin, it can't be traded as yet, it is just a number in the database that represents the loss for each coin for each user in $NZD at the time of the event. There are still steps to take to ensure we are taking a legal path toward reimbursement."
At least they are trying, but I think it will take them a while to regain the traction they now lost because of this breach of trust.
Oh yes, I think it will!!
Don't know. It's not easy to forget about that. If you were a customer there and lost funds once, would you want to risk it again?
Oh, that's what I meant, tiCeR. It will be an uphill battle for Topia to regain trust (certainly if they continue to communicate as poorly as they have thus far!!).
Other exchanges have recovered from hacks in the past, but I think it will be tougher to do now than it has been some years ago. Too many other options out there.
On the Telegram thread, mike is calling for some marketing initiatives, which I think is a great idea. So we are going to discuss that.
why do not you discuss it in the telegram chat. I think, that's exactly, what it was created for. many people can share their thoughts and decisions. it is my desire to communicate with other participants and learn more new and interesting
Okay! I was just afk for a couple of days. We can discuss anything anwhere
On the Telegram thread, mike is calling for some marketing initiatives, which I think is a great idea. So we are going to discuss that.
why do not you discuss it in the telegram chat. I think, that's exactly, what it was created for. many people can share their thoughts and decisions. it is my desire to communicate with other participants and learn more new and interesting
On the Telegram thread, mike is calling for some marketing initiatives, which I think is a great idea. So we are going to discuss that.
seems needlessly obtuse to have two layers of different versioning.
oh well, getinfo should report the subversion or better still getnetworkinfo should be implemented.
oh well, getinfo should report the subversion or better still getnetworkinfo should be implemented.
Good point. Thank you. Version reporting will be more clear in the next release.
what (and where) is the correct current wallet?
i've been running 42-v0.0.9-bdb-mingw for a while, but notice all my peer connections
are version 0.7.6.9 or 0.7.7.1
and i have no peers at all for 0.0.9
i've been running 42-v0.0.9-bdb-mingw for a while, but notice all my peer connections
are version 0.7.6.9 or 0.7.7.1
and i have no peers at all for 0.0.9
0.7.6.9 and 0.7.7.1 are sub-versions, both are actual:
42-v0.0.9 have sub-version Satoshi:0.7.7.1 (Win, MacOS, Linux) and Satoshi:0.7.7.2 (Android),
42-v0.0.8 have sub-version Satoshi:0.7.6.9 (Win, MacOS, Linux) and Satoshi:0.7.7.0 (Android).
seems needlessly obtuse to have two layers of different versioning.
oh well, getinfo should report the subversion or better still getnetworkinfo should be implemented.
what (and where) is the correct current wallet?
i've been running 42-v0.0.9-bdb-mingw for a while, but notice all my peer connections
are version 0.7.6.9 or 0.7.7.1
and i have no peers at all for 0.0.9
i've been running 42-v0.0.9-bdb-mingw for a while, but notice all my peer connections
are version 0.7.6.9 or 0.7.7.1
and i have no peers at all for 0.0.9
0.7.6.9 and 0.7.7.1 are sub-versions, both are actual:
42-v0.0.9 have sub-version Satoshi:0.7.7.1 (Win, MacOS, Linux) and Satoshi:0.7.7.2 (Android),
42-v0.0.8 have sub-version Satoshi:0.7.6.9 (Win, MacOS, Linux) and Satoshi:0.7.7.0 (Android).
what (and where) is the correct current wallet?
i've been running 42-v0.0.9-bdb-mingw for a while, but notice all my peer connections
are version 0.7.6.9 or 0.7.7.1
and i have no peers at all for 0.0.9
i've been running 42-v0.0.9-bdb-mingw for a while, but notice all my peer connections
are version 0.7.6.9 or 0.7.7.1
and i have no peers at all for 0.0.9
And some news from Cryptopia:
"If you held balances in coins that were lost in the event you will start to see Withdraws on your account for those coins. The TXID for the withdraw will not exist on the network but will detail how the coin was impacted in the event. For each withdraw you will also see a subsequent deposit of Cryptopia Loss Marker(CLM), the TXID for this will also not exist on a network but will detail the coin it represents a loss for. CLM is not a coin, it can't be traded as yet, it is just a number in the database that represents the loss for each coin for each user in $NZD at the time of the event. There are still steps to take to ensure we are taking a legal path toward reimbursement."
"If you held balances in coins that were lost in the event you will start to see Withdraws on your account for those coins. The TXID for the withdraw will not exist on the network but will detail how the coin was impacted in the event. For each withdraw you will also see a subsequent deposit of Cryptopia Loss Marker(CLM), the TXID for this will also not exist on a network but will detail the coin it represents a loss for. CLM is not a coin, it can't be traded as yet, it is just a number in the database that represents the loss for each coin for each user in $NZD at the time of the event. There are still steps to take to ensure we are taking a legal path toward reimbursement."
At least they are trying, but I think it will take them a while to regain the traction they now lost because of this breach of trust.
Oh yes, I think it will!!
Don't know. It's not easy to forget about that. If you were a customer there and lost funds once, would you want to risk it again?
Oh, that's what I meant, tiCeR. It will be an uphill battle for Topia to regain trust (certainly if they continue to communicate as poorly as they have thus far!!).
And some news from Cryptopia:
"If you held balances in coins that were lost in the event you will start to see Withdraws on your account for those coins. The TXID for the withdraw will not exist on the network but will detail how the coin was impacted in the event. For each withdraw you will also see a subsequent deposit of Cryptopia Loss Marker(CLM), the TXID for this will also not exist on a network but will detail the coin it represents a loss for. CLM is not a coin, it can't be traded as yet, it is just a number in the database that represents the loss for each coin for each user in $NZD at the time of the event. There are still steps to take to ensure we are taking a legal path toward reimbursement."
"If you held balances in coins that were lost in the event you will start to see Withdraws on your account for those coins. The TXID for the withdraw will not exist on the network but will detail how the coin was impacted in the event. For each withdraw you will also see a subsequent deposit of Cryptopia Loss Marker(CLM), the TXID for this will also not exist on a network but will detail the coin it represents a loss for. CLM is not a coin, it can't be traded as yet, it is just a number in the database that represents the loss for each coin for each user in $NZD at the time of the event. There are still steps to take to ensure we are taking a legal path toward reimbursement."
At least they are trying, but I think it will take them a while to regain the traction they now lost because of this breach of trust.
Oh yes, I think it will!!
Don't know. It's not easy to forget about that. If you were a customer there and lost funds once, would you want to risk it again?
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