Topic: [ANN] NiceHash.com - sell & buy hash rate cloud mining service / multipool - page 29. (Read 794443 times)

Q: What steps will NiceHash take to regain its customers trust?

A: The support we have received from our community during this crisis has been immense. We are truly moved by the tens of thousands of messages from our community of miners. We are taking all the necessary steps to re-establish our systems with bullet-proof security protocols, and enable miners to start earning money again.

We understand why everyone is upset, and we are truly sorry. We are taking responsibility and want to demonstrate the openness and transparency which is the cornerstone of the world in which we work.

We know we have to build up trust again, we know that, but the overwhelming majority of our community of nearly 750,000 registered users have been very supportive and want us to get the site up and running so they can start making money, mining and leasing again.

It will take time but we are working on a solution to ensure all users are reimbursed. That is clearly a key concern for our users, and we understand this, we are not running away from our responsibilities. As soon as we have a plan in place we will update all users on our intended solution, and we’re sorry for any inconvenience which has been caused.

We’re going to make sure that we learn from this and come back even stronger and safer.

Q: What’s the likelihood of the company covering more than $60m in losses? Are you able to compensate users?

A: We fully intend to make this right. It’s a matter of deep concern to us and we’re working hard to rectify the matter in the coming days. We’re working on a solution to ensure that all users are reimbursed. These things are delicate matters, and take time, so we would ask our community to be patient while we get this fixed and fully investigated. As soon as we have a full plan in place we will communicate it to our users and all those affected

When is the class-action lawsuit getting started?

it was a classic exit scam your money is gone

Q: What steps will NiceHash take to regain its customers trust?

A: The support we have received from our community during this crisis has been immense. We are truly moved by the tens of thousands of messages from our community of miners. We are taking all the necessary steps to re-establish our systems with bullet-proof security protocols, and enable miners to start earning money again.

We understand why everyone is upset, and we are truly sorry. We are taking responsibility and want to demonstrate the openness and transparency which is the cornerstone of the world in which we work.

We know we have to build up trust again, we know that, but the overwhelming majority of our community of nearly 750,000 registered users have been very supportive and want us to get the site up and running so they can start making money, mining and leasing again.

It will take time but we are working on a solution to ensure all users are reimbursed. That is clearly a key concern for our users, and we understand this, we are not running away from our responsibilities. As soon as we have a plan in place we will update all users on our intended solution, and we’re sorry for any inconvenience which has been caused.

We’re going to make sure that we learn from this and come back even stronger and safer.

Q: What’s the likelihood of the company covering more than $60m in losses? Are you able to compensate users?

A: We fully intend to make this right. It’s a matter of deep concern to us and we’re working hard to rectify the matter in the coming days. We’re working on a solution to ensure that all users are reimbursed. These things are delicate matters, and take time, so we would ask our community to be patient while we get this fixed and fully investigated. As soon as we have a full plan in place we will communicate it to our users and all those affected

I'm very sorry for each and every satoshi anyone lost in this journey, however, let me share you a piece of advice even though it's a bit too late...

Next time you think to "invest" something into project related in any way with Balkan people, just don't.
Close the tab.
Shut down the computer.
Go away.
Forget about the project forever.
Never forget about NOT INVESTING INTO BALKAN SCAMS.



(For those who have no idea what "Balkan" is: https://www.google.com/search?q=balkan&oq=balkan&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.782j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8)

Also, DON'T INVEST INTO BALKAN SCAMS fellas, like seriously...

I saw this in twitter:



So, can you explain how you get hacked cold wallets ?

I saw this in twitter:



So, can you explain how you get hacked cold wallets ?

I am curious, what will this platform do? after the 4000+ BTC issue was stolen and caused the world uproar

"YOUR bitcoins were stolen?" No NiceHash YOUR bitcoins were stolen, not ours
On Nicehash latest update, it says
"Your bitcoins were stolen and we are working with international law enforcement agencies to identify the attackers and recover the stolen funds. We understand it may take some time and we are working on a solution for all users that were affected."
Hell no! My bitcoins were deposited on you; and so, it's YOUR bitcoins that were stolen. I can feel your problems, but I care about my problems more!
I don't know how much money you have spent on your security; I can't know, I don't care. I don't know if this was an inside job; I don't know; I don't care.
I TRULY am sorry for your loss, you were a good service; but note this, it was YOUR money that was stolen NiceHash, NOT the users. And it's completely on you. So I am DEMANDING my funds, not "wishing" for it to be paid back.
https://www.reddit.com/r/NiceHashHack/comments/7jii7s/your_bitcoins_were_stolen_no_nicehash_your/

Have anyone noticed that MRR pool at miningrigrentals.com is offline ever since the NiceHash hack? Were they just pointing miners there? Or even worse: are they related?

The hacker(s) involved would have to have known quite well the internal systems in order to pull this all off. If we take a closer look at the way in which all the bitcoins were extracted, the first coins were sent out on 2017-12-06 05:05:10 and the last coins were sent out on 2017-12-06 08:42:03. Essentially, regardless of the time zone, it took nearly four hours. This entire time, the system admins didn’t notice anything? How could that possibly be. A platform that deals in such high volume of transactions doesn’t have any bells that ring whenever transactions weighing around 1,000 bitcoins is sent in time intervals? Just look at the blockchain transaction history of that bitcoin address and tell me that the payment time intervals don’t look suspicious.

Matjaz was arrested and found guilty in 2010, here's an article that details all of it. What is this guy doing as the CTO of Nicehash? Very suspicious how he was arrested in 2010, but Nicehash was created in 2014 (that of which he was a core developer to). So now we know that the CTO behind Nicehash has involvements in Darkode...There is a possibility that this was all an inside job no doubt.

This could very well be an exit scam