Topic: [ANN] BTCJam - Peer to Peer Bitcoin Lending - page 61. (Read 204975 times)
The app is corrected, the new wallet is syncing.
We will run some more tests after the wallet syncs, then we will open the site for public access, this will probably occur later today.
Yeah me too, not to mention all the people that loaned me BTC. I'm not trying to cause panic...
All the user funds are secure.
We identified the problem (and the solution), we will be back online as soon as we finish the correction and testing. This will take several hours (10+).
Yay! Awesome!
Hopefully the unconfirmed deposit balance I had will no longer be stuck at 4 and 3 satoshi after all this.
heh
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hmm looks like that address received a total of 1,017.56 BTC since 01-11-2013 - the same day that I was unable to withdraw my funds. I'm hoping for the best but it appears someone made off with all of the BTC
Can you confirm how much has been stolen Tolkas?
Can you confirm how much has been stolen Tolkas?
Most likely the owner of that address stole 1000+ coins, but not all from BTCjam. They probably used the same security exploit to steal from a variety of sites.
Yeah me too, not to mention all the people that loaned me BTC. I'm not trying to cause panic...
All the user funds are secure.
We identified the problem (and the solution), we will be back online as soon as we finish the correction and testing. This will take several hours (10+).
This is a relief! Thanks for the updates. I love your service and would hate to see it compromised.
BTCJam is built on top of Rails.
Most likely same attack vector as the incident with Vircurex.
The loss of money is the only thing urging Bitcoin service developers to maintain their code.
Most likely same attack vector as the incident with Vircurex.
The loss of money is the only thing urging Bitcoin service developers to maintain their code.
Yeah me too, not to mention all the people that loaned me BTC. I'm not trying to cause panic...
All the user funds are secure.
We identified the problem (and the solution), we will be back online as soon as we finish the correction and testing. This will take several hours (10+).
Thank you for making sure that everything is okay and fixing the problem as quickly as possible!!
Yeah me too, not to mention all the people that loaned me BTC. I'm not trying to cause panic...
All the user funds are secure.
We identified the problem (and the solution), we will be back online as soon as we finish the correction and testing. This will take several hours (10+).
Just curious. How did you manage to secure the funds, if 1000 BTC's were sent to an unknown address?
Might be a dumb question, but I don't know anything about how the network works....
The chances of break even are 98.1%. You also can't spread the risk because each bet is equiprobable.
Please stop wasting my time, leave us alone.
Please stop wasting my time, leave us alone.
Cheeky asswipe, are you.
THE BETS ON YOUR SITE ARE ALSO EQUIPROBABLE, ESL MAN
And yes you can spread the risk: you can spread the risk on S.DICE ensuring you make as arbitrarily close to 98.1% of your BTC back as you want. You can spread the risk on your scamsite ensuring you make as arbitrarily close to 77%* of your BTC back as you want.
*except that 77% is an unaudited self-reported figure sprouted by some idiot who has no clue, and the real number is likely closer to under 50%.
It is 100% for me, I have never been scammed so it is more responsibility for the users (which most are dumb as hell), no free money
Don't you have to write an fictional article about starting a business...
Yeah me too, not to mention all the people that loaned me BTC. I'm not trying to cause panic...
All the user funds are secure.
We identified the problem (and the solution), we will be back online as soon as we finish the correction and testing. This will take several hours (10+).
Ouch. This sucks. I only have a few btc invested, but I still hope this gets fixed.
Yeah me too, not to mention all the people that loaned me BTC. I'm not trying to cause panic...
hmm looks like that address received a total of 1,017.56 BTC since 01-11-2013 - the same day that I was unable to withdraw my funds. I'm hoping for the best but it appears someone made off with all of the BTC
Can you confirm how much has been stolen Tolkas?
Can you confirm how much has been stolen Tolkas?
I've got a lot of BTC's sitting in that site......... Now I'm getting worried....
hmm looks like that address received a total of 1,017.56 BTC since 01-11-2013 - the same day that I was unable to withdraw my funds. I'm hoping for the best but it appears someone made off with all of the BTC
Can you confirm how much has been stolen Tolkas?
Can you confirm how much has been stolen Tolkas?
Important announcement.
We have detected fraudulent transactions to address 1CP6dby8s3XNVFJPBQkXczDQFEqZ1jVnQS.
The website was taken offline for investigation.
Although some bitcoins were stolen from our "hot" wallet all deposits will be honored and the service will get back up as soon as we identify the problem.
Is there any estimation as to when the site might go back up?
Important announcement.
We have detected fraudulent transactions to address 1CP6dby8s3XNVFJPBQkXczDQFEqZ1jVnQS.
The website was taken offline for investigation.
Although some bitcoins were stolen from our "hot" wallet all deposits will be honored and the service will get back up as soon as we identify the problem.
Thanks for the update. Hopefully you are able to solve the problem quickly.
What exactly is a "hot" wallet?
The opposite of a "cold" wallet.
Well then what are "hot" and "cold' wallets, other than the fact they are the opposite from each other?
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Cold_storage
What exactly is a "hot" wallet?
The opposite of a "cold" wallet.
Well then what are "hot" and "cold' wallets, other than the fact they are the opposite from each other?
What exactly is a "hot" wallet?
The opposite of a "cold" wallet.
What exactly is a "hot" wallet?
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