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Quote from: EdithS on June 25, 2017, 04:55:15 AM

Thanks for any help you can give me. I tried to get my 1.5 million FST coins off cryptsy but there were problems with the transactions and they wouldn't answer my support requests, (surprise!!)

[...]

Thanks for your post Gnode,

I hope that you get your coin's back! It's my understanding that its important for investors in cryptocurrencies to hold their own wallet's correct? What I mean by this is to have their personal and private keys in their own possession. When you hold your coin's on the exchanges, you risk loosing them should the Exchange close down as was the case with Cryptsy and Mt.Gox

In this case, Gnode was trying to withdraw, but there was some issue with the transactions, and Cryptsy died before the problem was resolved.

I believe that the Cryptsy admin deliberately deleted the database - destroying all records of internal balances - so with these (presumably) valid but unconfirmed transactions Gnode is in the somewhat unique situation of being able to prove that s/he really does own those funds. Most of us have no way to prove entitlement because our balances were an entry in a Cryptsy internal database.

I think all of us kissed some funds goodbye on Cryptsy, ah and mintpal, ahh and crptorush. Say goodbye and move on. Sad

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Quote from: EdithS on June 25, 2017, 05:02:21 AM

Thanks for any help you can give me. I tried to get my 1.5 million FST coins off cryptsy but there were problems with the transactions and they wouldn't answer my support requests, (surprise!!)

[...]

Thanks for your post Gnode,

I hope that you get your coin's back! It's my understanding that its important for investors in cryptocurrencies to hold their own wallet's correct? What I mean by this is to have their personal and private keys in their own possession. When you hold your coin's on the exchanges, you risk loosing them should the Exchange close down as was the case with Cryptsy and Mt.Gox

In this case, Gnode was trying to withdraw, but there was some issue with the transactions, and Cryptsy died before the problem was resolved.

I believe that the Cryptsy admin deliberately deleted the database - destroying all records of internal balances - so with these (presumably) valid but unconfirmed transactions Gnode is in the somewhat unique situation of being able to prove that s/he really does own those funds. Most of us have no way to prove entitlement because our balances were an entry in a Cryptsy internal database.

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Quote from: almightyruler on June 24, 2017, 04:06:33 PM

Quote from: fastcoin-ok on June 24, 2017, 01:42:33 PM

Are you joking? Crypsty went BK 2 years ago!

Stouse49 has the Cryptsy FST wallet. Lucky him.

Stouse49,

Thanks for your comments here, it is very useful for us "Non Techies" to try and understand what is going on. Just curious, if you don't mind me asking, in your case with Cryptsy, how did you get your FST wallet from them? In other words did they send you a backup of your wallet file?

If so what did you have to do to get a copy of that wallet file?

Was this part of the bankruptcy proceedings, did you need a court order? It would seem to me that this is the kind of thing that regulators would need to better understand in order to better help protect Cryptocurrency investors in this newly evolving space.

Edith

How did I get the cryptsy wallet? Read this: https://www.goldcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3789.0.

Short story is that one of the GoldCoin people wanted to get the GoldCoin wallet.dat file from Cryptsy and there was an auction done by the receivership, which was part of the bankruptcy proceedings. As part of the auction about 100 to 200 other wallets were included in the package, including Fastcoin. As a developer for Goldcoin, specifically the android app, I had the choice to get some of these wallets as form of payment for my services. It was a lot of work, almost like mining coins, to try to get anything out of those few wallets. Most were empty or had very little value. Hopefully this answers your questions.

I didn't have an my own wallet at Cryptsy, but Cryptsy had one more more wallets to manage their deposits and withdrawals. Of the list that the GoldCoin people have, there are still some that can be claimed in the link above.

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Quote from: Stouse49 on June 24, 2017, 11:00:18 AM

Quote from: almightyruler on June 23, 2017, 08:49:00 PM

Quote from: almightyruler on June 24, 2017, 04:06:33 PM

I have transactions in my wallet that are stuck transfers out of cryptsy. Is there a way to get them to process through?

Sample txid? If the inputs are valid (which presumably they are if the tx is in the mempool) then it may be possible to push that through by mining a block with a modified client.

I only have about 30MH/s of mining power but I can give it a go.

If there were stuck transactions, they might have been in the mempool for a while and they might be in the original wallet file. If you post or send the tx id to me, I can see if it was in the original wallet file. But it will take up to several days for me to figure it out. If you could get the transaction id, and then use the debug console to run the "gettransaction [txid]" command, that output will help me find it faster. This action will in no way guarantee that you will get your coins back.

update: gnode sent the transaction id's. They correspond to error messages in the debug.log when I start up the client with the fresh cryptsy wallet:

Code:

ERROR: AcceptToMemoryPool : nonstandard transaction: tx-size: 175356

In the next week or so, I will see if I can get the transaction information by modifying the fastcoin code to output the entire transaction to the debug.log.

Stouse49,

Thanks for your comments here, it is very useful for us "Non Techies" to try and understand what is going on. Just curious, if you don't mind me asking, in your case with Cryptsy, how did you get your FST wallet from them? In other words did they send you a backup of your wallet file?

If so what did you have to do to get a copy of that wallet file?

Was this part of the bankruptcy proceedings, did you need a court order? It would seem to me that this is the kind of thing that regulators would need to better understand in order to better help protect Cryptocurrency investors in this newly evolving space.

Sorry for all the questions, the seniors and I would like to better understand these things before we start investing any significant amounts of our retirement capital.

Edith

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Quote from: fastcoin-ok on June 24, 2017, 01:42:33 PM

Are you joking? Crypsty went BK 2 years ago!

Stouse49 has the Cryptsy FST wallet. Lucky him.

Stouse49,

Thanks for your comments here, it is very useful for us "Non Techies" to try and understand what is going on. Just curious, if you don't mind me asking, in your case with Cryptsy, how did you get your FST wallet from them? In other words did they send you a backup of your wallet file?

If so what did you have to do to get a copy of that wallet file?

Was this part of the bankruptcy proceedings, did you need a court order? It would seem to me that this is the kind of thing that regulators would need to better understand in order to better help protect Cryptocurrency investors in this newly evolving space.

Edith

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Quote from: almightyruler on June 23, 2017, 08:49:00 PM

Quote from: fastcoin-ok on June 24, 2017, 01:42:33 PM

I have transactions in my wallet that are stuck transfers out of cryptsy. Is there a way to get them to process through?

Sample txid? If the inputs are valid (which presumably they are if the tx is in the mempool) then it may be possible to push that through by mining a block with a modified client.

I only have about 30MH/s of mining power but I can give it a go.

If there were stuck transactions, they might have been in the mempool for a while and they might be in the original wallet file. If you post or send the tx id to me, I can see if it was in the original wallet file. But it will take up to several days for me to figure it out. If you could get the transaction id, and then use the debug console to run the "gettransaction [txid]" command, that output will help me find it faster. This action will in no way guarantee that you will get your coins back.

Thanks for any help you can give me. I tried to get my 1.5 million FST coins off cryptsy but there were problems with the transactions and they wouldn't answer my support requests, (surprise!!)

Here are the transaction ids,

d2e7ac097722a2d47e6816de6d9bef9fe668c2c4804409546e05d5b7cc0ff131-000
c0f85d83c2d52457d8717afdadf68162eada80b983fd05f6a1d5617b9cebd1d4-000
0c3404211bcfaf163f51177c96807cb526fb76143d98dea6c7c26558da9dd9e5-000
f753c7aabdf54ecc656f19e60aad0f43816cb372513f8c1434a63308f80d57bf-000

Gnode

Thanks for your post Gnode,

I hope that you get your coin's back! It's my understanding that its important for investors in cryptocurrencies to hold their own wallet's correct? What I mean by this is to have their personal and private keys in their own possession. When you hold your coin's on the exchanges, you risk loosing them should the Exchange close down as was the case with Cryptsy and Mt.Gox

http://www.cryptsysettlement.com/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mt._Gox

Edith

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Are you joking? Crypsty went BK 2 years ago!

Stouse49 has the Cryptsy FST wallet. Lucky him.

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Wheres the Mac wallet?

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Quote from: almightyruler on June 23, 2017, 08:49:00 PM

I have transactions in my wallet that are stuck transfers out of cryptsy. Is there a way to get them to process through?

Sample txid? If the inputs are valid (which presumably they are if the tx is in the mempool) then it may be possible to push that through by mining a block with a modified client.

I only have about 30MH/s of mining power but I can give it a go.

If there were stuck transactions, they might have been in the mempool for a while and they might be in the original wallet file. If you post or send the tx id to me, I can see if it was in the original wallet file. But it will take up to several days for me to figure it out. If you could get the transaction id, and then use the debug console to run the "gettransaction [txid]" command, that output will help me find it faster. This action will in no way guarantee that you will get your coins back.

Thanks for any help you can give me. I tried to get my 1.5 million FST coins off cryptsy but there were problems with the transactions and they wouldn't answer my support requests, (surprise!!)

Here are the transaction ids,

d2e7ac097722a2d47e6816de6d9bef9fe668c2c4804409546e05d5b7cc0ff131-000
c0f85d83c2d52457d8717afdadf68162eada80b983fd05f6a1d5617b9cebd1d4-000
0c3404211bcfaf163f51177c96807cb526fb76143d98dea6c7c26558da9dd9e5-000
f753c7aabdf54ecc656f19e60aad0f43816cb372513f8c1434a63308f80d57bf-000

Gnode

Are you joking? Crypsty went BK 2 years ago!

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Quote from: almightyruler on June 23, 2017, 08:49:00 PM

I have transactions in my wallet that are stuck transfers out of cryptsy. Is there a way to get them to process through?

Sample txid? If the inputs are valid (which presumably they are if the tx is in the mempool) then it may be possible to push that through by mining a block with a modified client.

I only have about 30MH/s of mining power but I can give it a go.

If there were stuck transactions, they might have been in the mempool for a while and they might be in the original wallet file. If you post or send the tx id to me, I can see if it was in the original wallet file. But it will take up to several days for me to figure it out. If you could get the transaction id, and then use the debug console to run the "gettransaction [txid]" command, that output will help me find it faster. This action will in no way guarantee that you will get your coins back.

update: gnode sent the transaction id's. They correspond to error messages in the debug.log when I start up the client with the fresh cryptsy wallet:

Code:

ERROR: AcceptToMemoryPool : nonstandard transaction: tx-size: 175356

In the next week or so, I will see if I can get the transaction information by modifying the fastcoin code to output the entire transaction to the debug.log.

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Quote from: almightyruler on June 23, 2017, 08:49:00 PM

Quote from: AIRCOINDEV O on June 24, 2017, 12:35:28 AM

I have transactions in my wallet that are stuck transfers out of cryptsy. Is there a way to get them to process through?

Sample txid? If the inputs are valid (which presumably they are if the tx is in the mempool) then it may be possible to push that through by mining a block with a modified client.

I only have about 30MH/s of mining power but I can give it a go.

If there were stuck transactions, they might have been in the mempool for a while and they might be in the original wallet file. If you post or send the tx id to me, I can see if it was in the original wallet file. But it will take up to several days for me to figure it out. If you could get the transaction id, and then use the debug console to run the "gettransaction [txid]" command, that output will help me find it faster. This action will in no way guarantee that you will get your coins back.

Thanks for any help you can give me. I tried to get my 1.5 million FST coins off cryptsy but there were problems with the transactions and they wouldn't answer my support requests, (surprise!!)

Here are the transaction ids,

d2e7ac097722a2d47e6816de6d9bef9fe668c2c4804409546e05d5b7cc0ff131-000
c0f85d83c2d52457d8717afdadf68162eada80b983fd05f6a1d5617b9cebd1d4-000
0c3404211bcfaf163f51177c96807cb526fb76143d98dea6c7c26558da9dd9e5-000
f753c7aabdf54ecc656f19e60aad0f43816cb372513f8c1434a63308f80d57bf-000

Gnode

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Look at this beautiful triangle, closing more and more... Prepare to take off ?

http://i.imgur.com/rmmzZaE.jpg

(Not an expert)

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Quote from: almightyruler on June 23, 2017, 08:49:00 PM

I have transactions in my wallet that are stuck transfers out of cryptsy. Is there a way to get them to process through?

Sample txid? If the inputs are valid (which presumably they are if the tx is in the mempool) then it may be possible to push that through by mining a block with a modified client.

I only have about 30MH/s of mining power but I can give it a go.

If there were stuck transactions, they might have been in the mempool for a while and they might be in the original wallet file. If you post or send the tx id to me, I can see if it was in the original wallet file. But it will take up to several days for me to figure it out. If you could get the transaction id, and then use the debug console to run the "gettransaction [txid]" command, that output will help me find it faster. This action will in no way guarantee that you will get your coins back.

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