Topic: [ANN] [DRZ] [DROIDZ] [ANTI-INSTAMINE] - A FRESH NEW START - WALLET UPDATES!!! - page 18. (Read 48449 times)
January 22, 2016, 08:36:20 PM
When we can withdraw coins at bittrex.com?
January 22, 2016, 08:26:35 PM
All,
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Thanks for the information. This is pretty interesting. it would seem that:
1. Those who took part in the swap now have the "new" DRZ that are a scam, but can be traded at Yobit and C-CEX. The new devs took off with the profits from dumping at Bittrex and will not be developing new DRZ any further.
2. Those who missed the swap (such as myself) are bag holding "old" DRZ - a coin that is not a scam, unlike the "new" DRZ - but that are no longer traded on any exchange, thanks to this unnecessary coin takeover and swap.
So which is the real DRZ now?
See, this is why I hate coin swaps. If you want to take over a coin, fine, but don't force people to swap them out. Make your new development backward compatible with the original coin. Unless you are a scammer. In which case everyone should refuse to take part in the swap. Case in point.
This is the exact reason we discourage swaps. Again, we will opening the wallet shortly for withdrawal of the old DRZ. Wish there was more we could do but we are left in the same position as most DRZ holders.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Oke..i dont understand. I own a lot of coins...deposit in bittrex wallet. What to do?..
Yes on bittrex in traders wallet.
January 22, 2016, 07:27:53 PM
All,
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Thats a real shame..
And it is a powerful knockout to DRZ community...Richie, it should be very easy for you to see which Bittrex account did that. Did you suspend that account or did you let him withdraw the BTC he got after dumping his stolen DRZ?!
Also - did he dump all DRZ he had? If you open withdrawals, he will withdraw all his stolen coins (if he did not dump them all) and all those coins will be hanging around. We need to stop him!
Please let us know, the situation is not looking good, so any piece of info is appreciated.
You (and we) have a unique opportunity to catch a thief. Is it possible for you to publish information about that account, or at least make some punitive actions towards him?? This thief should not run away unpunished!!
We suspended and locked the account as soon as someone notified us. I sent mail days before the swap asking the dev if we should close the market or wallet and never got a response. Whoever did it deposited ~1.3M coins and withdrew all the BTC he got from it before we could do anything. That is all the information I can provide unfortunately.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Was it newly created account or an old one? You have the email associated with that account, how it looks like? Is there anything you could do to help community identify out the thief? I believe it is important, as there are many suspects.
January 22, 2016, 06:16:36 PM
well the coin is still in circulation, all we need is for dev to come back
There is no dev and two dead coins now. It's over.
January 22, 2016, 06:05:47 PM
well the coin is still in circulation, all we need is for dev to come back
January 22, 2016, 06:04:24 PM
We suspended and locked the account as soon as someone notified us. I sent mail days before the swap asking the dev if we should close the market or wallet and never got a response. Whoever did it deposited ~1.3M coins and withdrew all the BTC he got from it before we could do anything. That is all the information I can provide unfortunately.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
I hope that the thief's account gets blocked forever, so that the account becomes useless
This doesn't matter. At this moment, the thief is far away drinking a sex on the beach
January 22, 2016, 05:59:33 PM
We suspended and locked the account as soon as someone notified us. I sent mail days before the swap asking the dev if we should close the market or wallet and never got a response. Whoever did it deposited ~1.3M coins and withdrew all the BTC he got from it before we could do anything. That is all the information I can provide unfortunately.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
I hope that the thief's account gets blocked forever, so that the account becomes useless
January 22, 2016, 05:56:35 PM
The community was deceived twice. What a shame for cryptos!
Guys, the result is clear. The old DRZ has no exchange and the new one is a scam.
Guys, the result is clear. The old DRZ has no exchange and the new one is a scam.
January 22, 2016, 05:17:59 PM
how could the dev get hold of "swapped coins" anyway, it should have been burned by ccex or yobit. that narrows it down =P
January 22, 2016, 05:05:04 PM
All,
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Thats a real shame..
And it is a powerful knockout to DRZ community...Richie, it should be very easy for you to see which Bittrex account did that. Did you suspend that account or did you let him withdraw the BTC he got after dumping his stolen DRZ?!
Also - did he dump all DRZ he had? If you open withdrawals, he will withdraw all his stolen coins (if he did not dump them all) and all those coins will be hanging around. We need to stop him!
Please let us know, the situation is not looking good, so any piece of info is appreciated.
You (and we) have a unique opportunity to catch a thief. Is it possible for you to publish information about that account, or at least make some punitive actions towards him?? This thief should not run away unpunished!!
We suspended and locked the account as soon as someone notified us. I sent mail days before the swap asking the dev if we should close the market or wallet and never got a response. Whoever did it deposited ~1.3M coins and withdrew all the BTC he got from it before we could do anything. That is all the information I can provide unfortunately.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
January 22, 2016, 04:41:09 PM
All,
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Thats a real shame..
And it is a powerful knockout to DRZ community...Richie, it should be very easy for you to see which Bittrex account did that. Did you suspend that account or did you let him withdraw the BTC he got after dumping his stolen DRZ?!
Also - did he dump all DRZ he had? If you open withdrawals, he will withdraw all his stolen coins (if he did not dump them all) and all those coins will be hanging around. We need to stop him!
Please let us know, the situation is not looking good, so any piece of info is appreciated.
You (and we) have a unique opportunity to catch a thief. Is it possible for you to publish information about that account, or at least make some punitive actions towards him?? This thief should not run away unpunished!!
January 22, 2016, 04:31:07 PM
All,
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Thanks for the information. This is pretty interesting. it would seem that:
1. Those who took part in the swap now have the "new" DRZ that are a scam, but can be traded at Yobit and C-CEX. The new devs took off with the profits from dumping at Bittrex and will not be developing new DRZ any further.
2. Those who missed the swap (such as myself) are bag holding "old" DRZ - a coin that is not a scam, unlike the "new" DRZ - but that are no longer traded on any exchange, thanks to this unnecessary coin takeover and swap.
So which is the real DRZ now?
See, this is why I hate coin swaps. If you want to take over a coin, fine, but don't force people to swap them out. Make your new development backward compatible with the original coin. Unless you are a scammer. In which case everyone should refuse to take part in the swap. Case in point.
This is the exact reason we discourage swaps. Again, we will opening the wallet shortly for withdrawal of the old DRZ. Wish there was more we could do but we are left in the same position as most DRZ holders.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Oke..i dont understand. I own a lot of coins...deposit in bittrex wallet. What to do?..
Yes on bittrex in traders wallet.
January 22, 2016, 04:07:11 PM
All,
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Thanks for the information. This is pretty interesting. it would seem that:
1. Those who took part in the swap now have the "new" DRZ that are a scam, but can be traded at Yobit and C-CEX. The new devs took off with the profits from dumping at Bittrex and will not be developing new DRZ any further.
2. Those who missed the swap (such as myself) are bag holding "old" DRZ - a coin that is not a scam, unlike the "new" DRZ - but that are no longer traded on any exchange, thanks to this unnecessary coin takeover and swap.
So which is the real DRZ now?
See, this is why I hate coin swaps. If you want to take over a coin, fine, but don't force people to swap them out. Make your new development backward compatible with the original coin. Unless you are a scammer. In which case everyone should refuse to take part in the swap. Case in point.
This is the exact reason we discourage swaps. Again, we will opening the wallet shortly for withdrawal of the old DRZ. Wish there was more we could do but we are left in the same position as most DRZ holders.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Oke..i dont understand. I own a lot of coins...deposit in bittrex wallet. What to do?..
January 22, 2016, 03:57:23 PM
All,
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Thanks for the information. This is pretty interesting. it would seem that:
1. Those who took part in the swap now have the "new" DRZ that are a scam, but can be traded at Yobit and C-CEX. The new devs took off with the profits from dumping at Bittrex and will not be developing new DRZ any further.
2. Those who missed the swap (such as myself) are bag holding "old" DRZ - a coin that is not a scam, unlike the "new" DRZ - but that are no longer traded on any exchange, thanks to this unnecessary coin takeover and swap.
So which is the real DRZ now?
See, this is why I hate coin swaps. If you want to take over a coin, fine, but don't force people to swap them out. Make your new development backward compatible with the original coin. Unless you are a scammer. In which case everyone should refuse to take part in the swap. Case in point.
This is the exact reason we discourage swaps. Again, we will opening the wallet shortly for withdrawal of the old DRZ. Wish there was more we could do but we are left in the same position as most DRZ holders.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Oke..i dont understand. I own a lot of coins...deposit in bittrex wallet. What to do?..
January 22, 2016, 03:39:09 PM
so dev make the swap to scam investors?
January 22, 2016, 03:08:42 PM
All,
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Thanks for the information. This is pretty interesting. it would seem that:
1. Those who took part in the swap now have the "new" DRZ that are a scam, but can be traded at Yobit and C-CEX. The new devs took off with the profits from dumping at Bittrex and will not be developing new DRZ any further.
2. Those who missed the swap (such as myself) are bag holding "old" DRZ - a coin that is not a scam, unlike the "new" DRZ - but that are no longer traded on any exchange, thanks to this unnecessary coin takeover and swap.
So which is the real DRZ now?
See, this is why I hate coin swaps. If you want to take over a coin, fine, but don't force people to swap them out. Make your new development backward compatible with the original coin. Unless you are a scammer. In which case everyone should refuse to take part in the swap. Case in point.
This is the exact reason we discourage swaps. Again, we will opening the wallet shortly for withdrawal of the old DRZ. Wish there was more we could do but we are left in the same position as most DRZ holders.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
January 22, 2016, 02:27:51 PM
All,
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Why should something like this again? so when it will be open to withdrawing DRZ?
January 22, 2016, 02:22:35 PM
All,
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
Thanks for the information. This is pretty interesting. it would seem that:
1. Those who took part in the swap now have the "new" DRZ that are a scam, but can be traded at Yobit and C-CEX. The new devs took off with the profits from dumping at Bittrex and will not be developing new DRZ any further.
2. Those who missed the swap (such as myself) are bag holding "old" DRZ - a coin that is not a scam, unlike the "new" DRZ - but that are no longer traded on any exchange, thanks to this unnecessary coin takeover and swap.
So which is the real DRZ now?
See, this is why I hate coin swaps. If you want to take over a coin, fine, but don't force people to swap them out. Make your new development backward compatible with the original coin. Unless you are a scammer. In which case everyone should refuse to take part in the swap. Case in point.
January 22, 2016, 02:06:52 PM
All,
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
We've kept quiet because we've been trying to figure out the story, but since the dev has not contacted us and its become a mess, here is our understanding of what happened:
* swap was performed at ccex/yobit
* somewhere along the way - i dont know if its the exchanges or the dev; I also dont know if its malicious, failure in process or hacked accounts, but the "swapped" coins were deposited into bittrex and dumped onto the market that was still open.
* the dev has not contacted us yet after multiple attempts
GREEDYJOHN can provide more background. At this time, we are delisting the market. The wallet will be opened for withdrawal of the old coin.
thanks,
richie@bittrex
January 22, 2016, 02:21:22 AM
Mate i`m not dumping anything first trex to reslove their wallet and than we will see.
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