Topic: [ANN] Syscoin - Business on the Blockchain - LAUNCHED! - page 131. (Read 490229 times)

Once the exchanges update to the new version once released and get on the correct chain, your coins should arrive at the exchange.

If they were sent on the wrong block chain you can recover the coins from your wallet by dumping the private keys in the wallet and importing private keys back into a new wallet (after backing up your initial wallet of course). Note - if you sent any coins after you received your initial IPO coins from you will need to dump ALL private keys in your wallet - you cannot just use your private key from Moolah as coins may have come back to 'change' addresses -> different private keys.

This is one of the great aspects of crypto currencies. If you send a payment on the correct chain then once the coin gets fixed and the exchanges get back on track your payment arrives. If the coins were sent on the wrong block chain then the transaction never actually happened on the correct chain and you effectively didn't actually send anything. The problem is your wallet thinks a payment was made but seems to not check if they were made on the correct chain or not. By dumping your private keys and importing into a new wallet.dat you are forcing the coin client to analyse the block chain for transactions that occurred on the real chain only.

Seems to be forks all over the place at the moment, so fixing the issue will probably need to wait until the everyone is back on the correct chain.

The point is the coins have not just disappeared!

That's your agreement with syscoin, not mine. Me as an investor was not told about a special deadline to iron the "kinks" out . You should have made that information public and available so I as an investor could have made a more informative decision.

it does not work , please fix it after blockchain issues.

If you are a pool owner, exchange operator, or services operator PLEASE join #syspools on freenode IRC as we are coordinating the effort there.

Sorry to repeat myself, but I want to make sure that my understanding and opinion is clear.  Moolah has given the devs until Wednesday at noon (GMT) to make the product right.  The devs promise another fork later today (Monday evening).  It's better to make absolutely certain the product is working, even if it takes until Tuesday morning, rather than tonight.  More fork confusion will not be a good thing.

Thanks for this clarification.
For the sake of all parties, let's calm down and help dev resolve any issues. Refund is our last resort which we don't wanna see.

I don't know. I'd say they've run out of chances once someone has a coin running a copy of their featureset on a stable network.

If the devs can deliver on something that everyone wants and nobody has been able to deliver on yet, they sort of have all the time they need until someone else steals their thunder by succeeding first. Frankly, I don't see that happening right now.

My coins haven't moved, and aren't going to move. I have no interest in trading them away, so I'm fine. I believe in the goals here, and I understand the problems that the dev's are dealing with right now. Whatever it takes to get the network stable, I'm no board.

I can't say I'm not a little annoyed that people have scooped up coins under ICO prices, but that's life in crypto.

Long time lurker, discredit as you please

Somethings going to come of this guys, as others have said, look at the amount of work/code the team has put into this, and the personal reputations they've put on the line, they'd be ruining their careers if they walked away from this. Think realistically.

As for why you're asking for refunds this quickly, again thinking realistically, has your plan this entire time been to just dump immediately and expect a nice profit? Did you invest more than what you could afford? Seems uneducated, inexperienced and "noob-ish" to be fighting so hard for something like that

These guys are working diligently on fixing the issues brought by the amount of traffic they received. These issues could have only been brought out to the open (to be fixed) by releasing the coin. Kind of hard to design a test environment of thousands of concurrent users, without wasting everyone's investments on farms (which would have no ROI)

It's called the SDLC guys, get with the program. (pun intended)

OK I think you meant 4 days from launch right?

I would rather give the devs the opportunity to fix everything and show us just how awesome Syscoin can be, than have them admit defeat ahead of time without even trying by issuing everyone refunds...

You mean 2 days right?  Unless you are on another planet:)

go head, we  need the dev's work.

Here we have it and now we all know for next time

~4 days from launch for devs to fix bugs before refunds are OK when using moolah as escrow.

Good progress = working blockchain
Lesser issues = data button not working in wallet

My take on it.

stuck here 2383 more than 30 minutes...

Elaborate, what does good progress and lesser issues mean?
Seems pretty vague.

lol FUDDERS everywhere but ok it is an opportunity .. devs just do it right now, update all available information and make sure all is good before the fork starts and we will see what happens.
this coin is not all about a simple blockchain, but the joke is of course it needs a functioning one and if all is going bad, there is still moolah, they are doing in my opinion a good job so far.

just my 2 sys

Guys just please make sure that you are able to 100% deliver on this fork.  If another fork is needed after this the coin will be dead.  Therefore if you need more time then amend the deadline to take this into account.  This is your last chance to rescue this (if it isn't already too late after the failed fork from last night).  Make sure you can deliver.  Also why did you choose the insane time of 4am - make it a time when you can all be awake and fully functional.

Our agreement with Syscoin included a launch window to allow the developers the opportunity to fix any issues that popped up. We are still within that window, and the developers are actively working to resolve those issues. We have stated repeatedly that we will process refunds if the developers fail to deliver a working product, what we are not going to do however, is jump the gun and do that while attempts to resolve are in process.

For the sake of full clarity, we are hereby giving the Syscoin team 48 hours as of 1800 GMT this evening; to deliver a stable and working product. If at 1800 GMT on August 20th, the coin is still in a completely non-usable state (multiple forks, wallet corruption, service issues, mining issues, etc) and no progress has been made; we will begin the process of fully refunding coin holders at ICO rates. If good progress has been made (and only lesser issues remain), we will readdress this issue. If the coin is fully resolved? Great, escrow released. I will be communicating this to the Syscoin team momentarily.