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I've just sent pm to you for activate my old acount
Topic: [ANN] Crypto Rush - Crypto to Crypto exchange - page 19. (Read 141825 times)
Hey everyone, another site update:
1) GRAPHS!!
2) Fixed some minor bugs in the UI
a) addresses now showing up the first time you request one
b) trade balance will now auto-fill when clicked
c) misc items I've forgotten
3) LTCD and ACOIN were added
Next up is starting 1.0 balance reimbursement.
API is on it's way as well.
1) GRAPHS!!
2) Fixed some minor bugs in the UI
a) addresses now showing up the first time you request one
b) trade balance will now auto-fill when clicked
c) misc items I've forgotten
3) LTCD and ACOIN were added
Next up is starting 1.0 balance reimbursement.
API is on it's way as well.
Hi guys, I have tried to log in to my account at CryptoRush but it sais : Your email or password entered was incorrect, or you have not yet verified your email address. so how do I verify?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Hey ibelieveso,
A verification email is sent to the email you registered your account with. Check your inbox/spam folders to see if it's showing up in there. If you're still having difficulty put in a ticket at https://support.cryptorush.in/ and we'll check it out.
Hi guys, I have tried to log in to my account at CryptoRush but it sais : Your email or password entered was incorrect, or you have not yet verified your email address. so how do I verify?
Thanks!
Thanks!
We have verified our mining pool vardiff starting difficulty for scrypt coins to be compatible with NiceHash.com recent changes!
EDIT:
Would like to inform everyone that I'm taking a day off tomorrow (4th of September). As I'm the most active from the team on forums I'd like to forward you to our support system should you have any problems. If you rather talk to me then you would need to send me a PM through the forums or specify that in the support ticket.
Thanks!
X3n0X
EDIT:
Would like to inform everyone that I'm taking a day off tomorrow (4th of September). As I'm the most active from the team on forums I'd like to forward you to our support system should you have any problems. If you rather talk to me then you would need to send me a PM through the forums or specify that in the support ticket.
Thanks!
X3n0X
Update Time! Any interruptions of the site are a result of the update process and should be brief, bear with us :-)
EDIT/UPDATE:
Maintenance over, couple of things implemented:
- CR 1.0 Balances are viewable
- Deposit / Withdrawal system updated
- Login / Register pages updated (fancy now!)
- Coin Voting system implemented
sorry I've signed up with account info same as before where is the old c.r 1 balance? I see nothing other than your new exchange?EDIT/UPDATE:
Maintenance over, couple of things implemented:
- CR 1.0 Balances are viewable
- Deposit / Withdrawal system updated
- Login / Register pages updated (fancy now!)
- Coin Voting system implemented
Did you found it with those directions?
We have added Acoin to our trading systems, their announce thread can be found here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-acoin-sha-256-new-currency-with-random-rewards-and-quick-blocktimes-761818
Update Time! Any interruptions of the site are a result of the update process and should be brief, bear with us :-)
EDIT/UPDATE:
Maintenance over, couple of things implemented:
- CR 1.0 Balances are viewable
- Deposit / Withdrawal system updated
- Login / Register pages updated (fancy now!)
- Coin Voting system implemented
sorry I've signed up with account info same as before where is the old c.r 1 balance? I see nothing other than your new exchange?EDIT/UPDATE:
Maintenance over, couple of things implemented:
- CR 1.0 Balances are viewable
- Deposit / Withdrawal system updated
- Login / Register pages updated (fancy now!)
- Coin Voting system implemented
Did you found it with those directions?
Update Time! Any interruptions of the site are a result of the update process and should be brief, bear with us :-)
EDIT/UPDATE:
Maintenance over, couple of things implemented:
- CR 1.0 Balances are viewable
- Deposit / Withdrawal system updated
- Login / Register pages updated (fancy now!)
- Coin Voting system implemented
sorry I've signed up with account info same as before where is the old c.r 1 balance? I see nothing other than your new exchange? EDIT/UPDATE:
Maintenance over, couple of things implemented:
- CR 1.0 Balances are viewable
- Deposit / Withdrawal system updated
- Login / Register pages updated (fancy now!)
- Coin Voting system implemented
Update Time! Any interruptions of the site are a result of the update process and should be brief, bear with us :-)
EDIT/UPDATE:
Maintenance over, couple of things implemented:
- CR 1.0 Balances are viewable
- Deposit / Withdrawal system updated
- Login / Register pages updated (fancy now!)
- Coin Voting system implemented
EDIT/UPDATE:
Maintenance over, couple of things implemented:
- CR 1.0 Balances are viewable
- Deposit / Withdrawal system updated
- Login / Register pages updated (fancy now!)
- Coin Voting system implemented
Hi, I have several millions of ANI in sell orders, and 1.0 balances only show me the coins out of orders (near 115000), ¿what happened with my coins in sell orders?.
Thanks for the detailed feedback and a possible thing we missed while implementing CR 1.0 balances, forwarded this internally to be investigated!
Update Time! Any interruptions of the site are a result of the update process and should be brief, bear with us :-)
EDIT/UPDATE:
Maintenance over, couple of things implemented:
- CR 1.0 Balances are viewable
- Deposit / Withdrawal system updated
- Login / Register pages updated (fancy now!)
- Coin Voting system implemented
EDIT/UPDATE:
Maintenance over, couple of things implemented:
- CR 1.0 Balances are viewable
- Deposit / Withdrawal system updated
- Login / Register pages updated (fancy now!)
- Coin Voting system implemented
Hi, I have several millions of ANI in sell orders, and 1.0 balances only show me the coins out of orders (near 115000), ¿what happened with my coins in sell orders?.
Are you seriously expecting us to believe it's that hard to make the necessary links between new and old and to automate re-reimbursement for non affected coins? I have worked in IT for 29 years, I own and run an IT Consultancy and to a man, every employee I have could single-handedly turn around the necessary solution within a day, if they couldn't they wouldn't be working for me. If your team is incapable of doing this after four months without a bug arising every time you have a window then I would seriously question their ability to code a secure platform for trading. Good luck with your new endeavour, you're going to need it.
Brought this same point up several times in the past.
i have crypto rush account before...
why i can't login with old account & try signup with old email but not receive confirmation mail?
Could you please send me a PM with your email address so I could look into resending the activation email?
Hope it's in there, otherwise we'll have to look into manually via a ticket. Lets see what I can do for you first though!
We got a completely new system, so you need to register again
After registering and using the same email address you should be able to look into your old balances as well
did reply to your PM, think I send out basically the same as I've said here.
get back in touch should something be unclear!
i have crypto rush account before...
why i can't login with old account & try signup with old email but not receive confirmation mail?
Could you please send me a PM with your email address so I could look into resending the activation email?
Hope it's in there, otherwise we'll have to look into manually via a ticket. Lets see what I can do for you first though!
So to summarise what X3n0X said, there is a database showing exactly who owns each of the unaffected coins, but those coins can't possibly be made available for withdrawal. The database cannot be used as-is, so making those coins available for withdrawal would involve a huge manual operation where someone has to go through each of the coins by hand to work out what each balance should be. The only way to currently withdraw is to throw good coins after bad and transfer yet more funds into the exchange, trusting that those coins (and only those coins) will be made available for withdrawal. Presumably the new database keeps better track of who owns what, avoiding the need for a huge manual operation that halts development of the exchange every time someone goes to withdraw. Correct me if I got any of that wrong.
Then we have suchmoon who seems to think that people shouldn't feel entitled to their coins anyway. He readily admits that he had no coins on the exchange, and is probably just trolling here for lulz. Also he thinks that anyone who sends coins to an exchange must be new to crypto if they think they will ever see them again.
Ok, so the coins that were lost due to your poor security are gone. That's unfortunate, but it has to be accepted. Maybe in 20 years people might see a fraction of them back. Maybe not. For the coin types that were not raided at all, there is no excuse not to hand them over right away. Some people might even use the coins to test your new exchange.
Because of all the stalling, some/most of the alts will be worthless by now of course. Irritating as it is, that's not the point. There's a principle here; You are holding funds that don't belong to you, and are refusing to return them. Your priorities are all wrong. Your first responsibility should be to the owners of the coins entrusted to you. Coding up a new exchange should be secondary to that. If the new management is going to establish a "when we get around to it" policy for coin withdrawals then I don't expect too many people will be willing to transfer coins into the new exchange.
You are no doubt worried that if you allow coins to be withdrawn then the exchange will be cleaned out within minutes. This will happen whether you do it now or do it later. The only difference is that if you do it now then some people may trust you later, whereas if you stall any further then nobody will. Without that trust, there's no point coding up the rest of the exchange.
I suggest that you move the balances for the "solvent" coins to your new database and allow them to be traded or withdrawn. I suggest you do that right now. Like today. You don't need to port all of the transaction history - just the current balance for each coin type held by each of your members. As far as the new exchange is concerned, they are fresh coins, transferred in with no trading history behind them and no active orders in place.
I'm hoping that you do it, but I know that you won't.
Then we have suchmoon who seems to think that people shouldn't feel entitled to their coins anyway. He readily admits that he had no coins on the exchange, and is probably just trolling here for lulz. Also he thinks that anyone who sends coins to an exchange must be new to crypto if they think they will ever see them again.
Ok, so the coins that were lost due to your poor security are gone. That's unfortunate, but it has to be accepted. Maybe in 20 years people might see a fraction of them back. Maybe not. For the coin types that were not raided at all, there is no excuse not to hand them over right away. Some people might even use the coins to test your new exchange.
Because of all the stalling, some/most of the alts will be worthless by now of course. Irritating as it is, that's not the point. There's a principle here; You are holding funds that don't belong to you, and are refusing to return them. Your priorities are all wrong. Your first responsibility should be to the owners of the coins entrusted to you. Coding up a new exchange should be secondary to that. If the new management is going to establish a "when we get around to it" policy for coin withdrawals then I don't expect too many people will be willing to transfer coins into the new exchange.
You are no doubt worried that if you allow coins to be withdrawn then the exchange will be cleaned out within minutes. This will happen whether you do it now or do it later. The only difference is that if you do it now then some people may trust you later, whereas if you stall any further then nobody will. Without that trust, there's no point coding up the rest of the exchange.
I suggest that you move the balances for the "solvent" coins to your new database and allow them to be traded or withdrawn. I suggest you do that right now. Like today. You don't need to port all of the transaction history - just the current balance for each coin type held by each of your members. As far as the new exchange is concerned, they are fresh coins, transferred in with no trading history behind them and no active orders in place.
I'm hoping that you do it, but I know that you won't.
+ 1 A perfect summary of the situation and the only morally acceptable action that needs to be taken, NOW.
I'm hoping with you that we can make a start with that today to be honest, I've been pushing to get going on at least one coin to show the good intentions in an act instead of just words. We're getting closer to making that happen but each time it looks like we got a time window to look at it a bug arises. Time wise I agree with you that it's a fine line regarding trust, and no doubt that there will be allot of people that just want their coins out, and that's their own right to do so when they can, that's not a reason why we aren't releasing coins.
Last thing I heard from our coding team is that they are now working on linking the old database with the new database, once that's done I see no problems in updating and starting the daemons from coins that are solvent. I'm hoping that we will be able to do so somewhere this week, but I cannot give hard timeframes / deadlines at the moment.
I'll muster the troops together and see if we can get a actual date / time and a coin to be released so that you guys can anticipate on that. Bear with us just a little bit longer and i'll keep you updated!
Are you seriously expecting us to believe it's that hard to make the necessary links between new and old and to automate re-reimbursement for non affected coins? I have worked in IT for 29 years, I own and run an IT Consultancy and to a man, every employee I have could single-handedly turn around the necessary solution within a day, if they couldn't they wouldn't be working for me. If your team is incapable of doing this after four months without a bug arising every time you have a window then I would seriously question their ability to code a secure platform for trading. Good luck with your new endeavour, you're going to need it.
i have crypto rush account before...
why i can't login with old account & try signup with old email but not receive confirmation mail?
Could you please send me a PM with your email address so I could look into resending the activation email?
Hope it's in there, otherwise we'll have to look into manually via a ticket. Lets see what I can do for you first though!
i have crypto rush account before...
why i can't login with old account & try signup with old email but not receive confirmation mail?
We have added Heavycoin to our trade system! Market for NLG (guldencoin) seems to be filling up as well 
Wow wait you might be onto something here, i'll have to let it sink in as well and work it out on paper to see the pro's and con's. Definitely something to look into if you'd ask me.
If any other people would like to pitch in on this and share their view / concerns please do!
If any other people would like to pitch in on this and share their view / concerns please do!
It's brilliant that you've added this feature, but my CR1 balance is about 4BTC short of what it's supposed to be. Is there any reason for this? and what is the next step in terms of reimbursement?
To quote a line from an earlier post:
"That being said we need to go through every coin to see what action to take, some coins might have died over the course of time, others have risen in value, others took a dive. This is something we need to reach consensus over before even getting a number that resembles the total amount. It's going to be a tough nut to crack to say the least.
Only thing that I would like to add is that we stepped up from the community, so we are previous CR 1.0 users that also lost our coins, I hope that gives a bit of confidence regarding our decision making and game plan.
I sincerely hope this is an answer you're comfortable with at the moment, I know it's not definitive and that it might just frustrate you and others more but it's the truth as it is right now and there's nothing I can do to change that other then to lie, and that I wont."
So, to summarise. If people want BTC right away and are willing to settle for less, then they sell their credits on the exchange. They then run off with less than they expected, but with something in hand right away. Others will stay the course, buy up those credits and will be the winners in this little game.
As I said, I haven't thought this through. Just putting it out there as food for thought.
Wow wait you might be onto something here, i'll have to let it sink in as well and work it out on paper to see the pro's and con's. Definitely something to look into if you'd ask me.As I said, I haven't thought this through. Just putting it out there as food for thought.
If any other people would like to pitch in on this and share their view / concerns please do!
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