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Astrocoin

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Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 05:01:22 PM

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 04:55:25 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 04:41:50 PM

Quote from: jdh015232 on January 28, 2014, 03:28:56 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 03:24:36 PM

Really, thats your retort? more baseless accusations? FYI, i updated to the latest source as soon as i knew about it. now i'm asking the question that needs to be asked. you instead of answering attempt to shift the focus onto me, which is the retort of children and immature adults.

and fyi, the genesis hash being wrong in the checkpoint file is a major problem, for obvious reasons. this is why your coin is forked, but by all means continue to tell me why i'm wrong and you're right.

just take astrocoin off your exchange and leave the astrocoin community if you think its a scam,nobody asked you to stay here
hes probably trying to get the price low so he can buy more since he couldnt steal enough coins...idk

Actually its because the coins were stolen, and i need to find out why, but nice attempt to switch the focus off the obvious scam dev team, which has been called out repeatedly.

once again, i'll post these transactions which should not be accepted by the client but are. why they are valid is anyones guess at this point.

http://pastebin.com/rtTTZ33p

using these transactions, the attacker was able to drain the ASR wallet on our site. its unclear how they were able to make these transactions appear valid. possibly a spam attack on our node with the illicit transactions? Again, i'm here asking for help, no reason to be butthurt.

If you're looking for help, making false claims that we changed the genesis hash and other BS that we're a "scam" dev team (In what way have we scammed? NO WAY AT ALL) when all we did was fix the bug in the code is NOT the way to get help.

I made no claims until you and your sock puppets started attacking my exchange, for simply asking these questions. lie about me i'll lie about you. again, the client is accepting these transactions, and should not be. that is what i am trying to find out here, is why. there was an attack on bitcoin in 2010=2011 that was similar to this. i'm trying to figure out if this is a limited incident, ie our node being spammed with the fake transactions, or if its a global incident in the network.

maybe you could check the transactions in your client and see if they are valid. if they are not, then it is obviously a problem with our node being spammed, and i would need to add a connect directive to conf file to only accept connections/blocks from trusted nodes.

Our wallets are fine, this must be an issue just with your exchange. I don't see those txids in the blockchain, http://cryptexplorer.com
or http://altexplorer.net... , not sure exactly why.

r3wt

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Activity: 686

Merit: 504

always the student, never the master.

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 04:55:25 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 04:41:50 PM

Quote from: jdh015232 on January 28, 2014, 03:28:56 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 03:24:36 PM

Really, thats your retort? more baseless accusations? FYI, i updated to the latest source as soon as i knew about it. now i'm asking the question that needs to be asked. you instead of answering attempt to shift the focus onto me, which is the retort of children and immature adults.

and fyi, the genesis hash being wrong in the checkpoint file is a major problem, for obvious reasons. this is why your coin is forked, but by all means continue to tell me why i'm wrong and you're right.

just take astrocoin off your exchange and leave the astrocoin community if you think its a scam,nobody asked you to stay here
hes probably trying to get the price low so he can buy more since he couldnt steal enough coins...idk

Actually its because the coins were stolen, and i need to find out why, but nice attempt to switch the focus off the obvious scam dev team, which has been called out repeatedly.

once again, i'll post these transactions which should not be accepted by the client but are. why they are valid is anyones guess at this point.

http://pastebin.com/rtTTZ33p

using these transactions, the attacker was able to drain the ASR wallet on our site. its unclear how they were able to make these transactions appear valid. possibly a spam attack on our node with the illicit transactions? Again, i'm here asking for help, no reason to be butthurt.

If you're looking for help, making false claims that we changed the genesis hash and other BS that we're a "scam" dev team (In what way have we scammed? NO WAY AT ALL) when all we did was fix the bug in the code is NOT the way to get help.

I made no claims until you and your sock puppets started attacking my exchange, for simply asking these questions. lie about me i'll lie about you. again, the client is accepting these transactions, and should not be. that is what i am trying to find out here, is why. there was an attack on bitcoin in 2010=2011 that was similar to this. i'm trying to figure out if this is a limited incident, ie our node being spammed with the fake transactions, or if its a global incident in the network.

maybe you could check the transactions in your client and see if they are valid. if they are not, then it is obviously a problem with our node being spammed, and i would need to add a connect directive to conf file to only accept connections/blocks from trusted nodes.

reeko400

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Ask for help then and stop calling scam every chance you get. Throughout the thread multiple people have called scam only to have the devs back up what they said and the situation be resolved.

It's fairly straight forward if you are not comfortable with the coin on your exchange, make sure your users can withdraw and pull support. Then focus on coins you are comfortable backing.
You have presented your argument with evidence now wait for the devs to explain/retort. There's no need to belittle each other.

jdh015232

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Activity: 756

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i think it was an error in between the time the source code was updated for everybody else and by the time you updated it on your exchange, it was too late, and for a while you were either on an incorrect fork, or something else. im not a dev either tho, so idk
your the only person who is saying this is a scam, sit back and think about it real hard. the error is on your end.
in the mean time, the rest of us are trying to get through these last blocks before the difficulty change...cmon miners!

Astrocoin

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Activity: 65

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Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 04:41:50 PM

Quote from: jdh015232 on January 28, 2014, 03:28:56 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 03:24:36 PM

Really, thats your retort? more baseless accusations? FYI, i updated to the latest source as soon as i knew about it. now i'm asking the question that needs to be asked. you instead of answering attempt to shift the focus onto me, which is the retort of children and immature adults.

and fyi, the genesis hash being wrong in the checkpoint file is a major problem, for obvious reasons. this is why your coin is forked, but by all means continue to tell me why i'm wrong and you're right.

just take astrocoin off your exchange and leave the astrocoin community if you think its a scam,nobody asked you to stay here
hes probably trying to get the price low so he can buy more since he couldnt steal enough coins...idk

Actually its because the coins were stolen, and i need to find out why, but nice attempt to switch the focus off the obvious scam dev team, which has been called out repeatedly.

once again, i'll post these transactions which should not be accepted by the client but are. why they are valid is anyones guess at this point.

http://pastebin.com/rtTTZ33p

using these transactions, the attacker was able to drain the ASR wallet on our site. its unclear how they were able to make these transactions appear valid. possibly a spam attack on our node with the illicit transactions? Again, i'm here asking for help, no reason to be butthurt.

If you're looking for help, making false claims that we changed the genesis hash and other BS that we're a "scam" dev team (In what way have we scammed? NO WAY AT ALL) when all we did was fix the bug in the code is NOT the way to get help.

r3wt

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Activity: 686

Merit: 504

always the student, never the master.

Quote from: jdh015232 on January 28, 2014, 03:28:56 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 03:24:36 PM

Really, thats your retort? more baseless accusations? FYI, i updated to the latest source as soon as i knew about it. now i'm asking the question that needs to be asked. you instead of answering attempt to shift the focus onto me, which is the retort of children and immature adults.

and fyi, the genesis hash being wrong in the checkpoint file is a major problem, for obvious reasons. this is why your coin is forked, but by all means continue to tell me why i'm wrong and you're right.

just take astrocoin off your exchange and leave the astrocoin community if you think its a scam,nobody asked you to stay here
hes probably trying to get the price low so he can buy more since he couldnt steal enough coins...idk

Actually its because the coins were stolen, and i need to find out why, but nice attempt to switch the focus off the obvious scam dev team, which has been called out repeatedly.

once again, i'll post these transactions which should not be accepted by the client but are. why they are valid is anyones guess at this point.

http://pastebin.com/rtTTZ33p

using these transactions, the attacker was able to drain the ASR wallet on our site. its unclear how they were able to make these transactions appear valid. possibly a spam attack on our node with the illicit transactions? Again, i'm here asking for help, no reason to be butthurt.

JamesRussles

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what can we do to build this market cap? I wan't to help. Higher prices means mining is more valuable, then miners wont bail on us when diff goes up.

jdh015232

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Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 03:24:36 PM

Really, thats your retort? more baseless accusations? FYI, i updated to the latest source as soon as i knew about it. now i'm asking the question that needs to be asked. you instead of answering attempt to shift the focus onto me, which is the retort of children and immature adults.

and fyi, the genesis hash being wrong in the checkpoint file is a major problem, for obvious reasons. this is why your coin is forked, but by all means continue to tell me why i'm wrong and you're right.

just take astrocoin off your exchange and leave the astrocoin community if you think its a scam,nobody asked you to stay here
hes probably trying to get the price low so he can buy more since he couldnt steal enough coins...idk

Astrocoin

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Quote from: cad_cdn on January 28, 2014, 03:27:20 PM

all fighting aside, fix the coin
...astrocoinpool - last block found - 28/01 15:13:37

thus far the coin is a waste of 2+ days hashing power.

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 03:22:13 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 03:08:27 PM

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 03:04:50 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 02:26:49 PM

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 08:35:21 AM

Quote from: coinking on January 28, 2014, 08:31:47 AM

What the heck is going on over at openex.pw? Huh

Astrocoin is gone off the market and so are my coins. What is this all about?

CoinKing, please contact them directly. They announced on twitter that they were removing ASR market because they refused to update to our new source code which fixed synchronizing problems. I'd suggest you that you demand your coins from them ASAP, they are running off with a lot of coins. In the future, I'd suggest you use http://coinedup.com/

The truth is, you've altered the genesis hash, making the chain invalid and no one should trust this coin we have cautiously reopened the market, but are encouraging users to cancel their buy orders for obvious reasons. this coin is basically a scam.

The only thing that has been altered is added checkpoints & removal of UPNP due to issues with wallet syncing with the network because it was confusing with Litecoin nodes. We don't care about your lousy exchange with no substantial volume and we demand that you return all users who have lost coins on your exchange a refund. We're tired of hearing all the complaints regarding this issue. There are several websites including an exchange, a dice site, and multiple pools that have no trouble at all. It's time for you to stop the trolling and to update the source code to our latest release or just close the market. Don't say one day your closing the market and then another day that you're opening the market up again. Stop flip flopping.

Um, i just posted your last commit, which obviously shows the genesis hash being manipulated. care to comment on that?

Code:

// Contains no strange transactions
   static MapCheckpoints mapCheckpoints =
   boost::assign::map_list_of
- ( 0, uint256("0xf5ae71e26c74beacc88382716aced69cddf3dffff24f384e1808905e0188f68f"))
+ ( 0, uint256("0x56976ec578752667ee37a6e21b37a944ec5b17b2bfc11e97e0882aedc4e4f3c9"))
   ;
   static const CCheckpointData data = {
   &mapCheckpoints,

THE PLUS SIGN INDICATES THE NEW GENESIS, THE MINUS INDICATES THE OLD HASH.

First of all, the genesis block is located here:
https://github.com/astrocoin-project/astrocoin/blob/df056982a509abf1724cfbd63f02a8a70a4180a5/src/main.cpp
And this file has NOT been modified in over 7 days.

Now, if you look CAREFULLY, you'll see that the hash you posted

"0x56976ec578752667ee37a6e21b37a944ec5b17b2bfc11e97e0882aedc4e4f3c9" matches that of the one in the main.ccp file of the genesis block which has not been edited in 7 days.

And let me make this clear, you are NOT concerned in any way for or about your users BTC, http://openex.pw is a sketchy site to say the least, from their launch this person has been trolling on our coin and on twitter about ASR, and you know why he has been trolling? OpenEx.pw requested ASR BOUNTY for having us listed! They were NEVER interested in the coin in the first place. OpenEx only listed us because they were hoping to get a "Bounty." Of course, we kept true to our initial statements posted here that we will NEVER give bounties to exchanges, nor did we give OpenEx a bounty, nor CoinedUp a bounty, neither will we ever give exchanges bounty to add our coin. Since we never responded to his bounty request, he is now trolling on the forums and on his twitter. Bottom line is, if you were REALLY concerned about your users ASR and your users BTC, you would update to the latest code like everyone else, but in fact you are not interested in your users BTC or ASR, or your users money. We caught you with your pants down at your knees twice and refuted your claims twice now. Now we're done here and have responded to this false accusation.

Nothing wrong with the coin, difficulty changing in 70 or so blocks, you should consider mining at http://astrocoin.cryptotycoons.com which is actively finding blocks or http://asr.hashhunt.in/ with greater MH/s

cad_cdn

hero member

Activity: 560

Merit: 500

all fighting aside, fix the coin
...astrocoinpool - last block found - 28/01 15:13:37

thus far the coin is a waste of 2+ days hashing power.

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 03:22:13 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 03:08:27 PM

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 03:04:50 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 02:26:49 PM

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 08:35:21 AM

Quote from: coinking on January 28, 2014, 08:31:47 AM

What the heck is going on over at openex.pw? Huh

Astrocoin is gone off the market and so are my coins. What is this all about?

CoinKing, please contact them directly. They announced on twitter that they were removing ASR market because they refused to update to our new source code which fixed synchronizing problems. I'd suggest you that you demand your coins from them ASAP, they are running off with a lot of coins. In the future, I'd suggest you use http://coinedup.com/

The truth is, you've altered the genesis hash, making the chain invalid and no one should trust this coin we have cautiously reopened the market, but are encouraging users to cancel their buy orders for obvious reasons. this coin is basically a scam.

The only thing that has been altered is added checkpoints & removal of UPNP due to issues with wallet syncing with the network because it was confusing with Litecoin nodes. We don't care about your lousy exchange with no substantial volume and we demand that you return all users who have lost coins on your exchange a refund. We're tired of hearing all the complaints regarding this issue. There are several websites including an exchange, a dice site, and multiple pools that have no trouble at all. It's time for you to stop the trolling and to update the source code to our latest release or just close the market. Don't say one day your closing the market and then another day that you're opening the market up again. Stop flip flopping.

Um, i just posted your last commit, which obviously shows the genesis hash being manipulated. care to comment on that?

Code:

// Contains no strange transactions
   static MapCheckpoints mapCheckpoints =
   boost::assign::map_list_of
- ( 0, uint256("0xf5ae71e26c74beacc88382716aced69cddf3dffff24f384e1808905e0188f68f"))
+ ( 0, uint256("0x56976ec578752667ee37a6e21b37a944ec5b17b2bfc11e97e0882aedc4e4f3c9"))
   ;
   static const CCheckpointData data = {
   &mapCheckpoints,

THE PLUS SIGN INDICATES THE NEW GENESIS, THE MINUS INDICATES THE OLD HASH.

First of all, the genesis block is located here:
https://github.com/astrocoin-project/astrocoin/blob/df056982a509abf1724cfbd63f02a8a70a4180a5/src/main.cpp
And this file has NOT been modified in over 7 days.

Now, if you look CAREFULLY, you'll see that the hash you posted

"0x56976ec578752667ee37a6e21b37a944ec5b17b2bfc11e97e0882aedc4e4f3c9" matches that of the one in the main.ccp file of the genesis block which has not been edited in 7 days.

And let me make this clear, you are NOT concerned in any way for or about your users BTC, http://openex.pw is a sketchy site to say the least, from their launch this person has been trolling on our coin and on twitter about ASR, and you know why he has been trolling? OpenEx.pw requested ASR BOUNTY for having us listed! They were NEVER interested in the coin in the first place. OpenEx only listed us because they were hoping to get a "Bounty." Of course, we kept true to our initial statements posted here that we will NEVER give bounties to exchanges, nor did we give OpenEx a bounty, nor CoinedUp a bounty, neither will we ever give exchanges bounty to add our coin. Since we never responded to his bounty request, he is now trolling on the forums and on his twitter. Bottom line is, if you were REALLY concerned about your users ASR and your users BTC, you would update to the latest code like everyone else, but in fact you are not interested in your users BTC or ASR, or your users money. We caught you with your pants down at your knees twice and refuted your claims twice now. Now we're done here and have responded to this false accusation.

r3wt

hero member

Activity: 686

Merit: 504

always the student, never the master.

Really, thats your retort? more baseless accusations? FYI, i updated to the latest source as soon as i knew about it. now i'm asking the question that needs to be asked. you instead of answering attempt to shift the focus onto me, which is the retort of children and immature adults.

and fyi, the genesis hash being wrong in the checkpoint file is a major problem, for obvious reasons. this is why your coin is forked, but by all means continue to tell me why i'm wrong and you're right.

Astrocoin

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Activity: 65

Merit: 10

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 03:08:27 PM

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 03:04:50 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 02:26:49 PM

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 08:35:21 AM

Quote from: coinking on January 28, 2014, 08:31:47 AM

What the heck is going on over at openex.pw? Huh

Astrocoin is gone off the market and so are my coins. What is this all about?

CoinKing, please contact them directly. They announced on twitter that they were removing ASR market because they refused to update to our new source code which fixed synchronizing problems. I'd suggest you that you demand your coins from them ASAP, they are running off with a lot of coins. In the future, I'd suggest you use http://coinedup.com/

The truth is, you've altered the genesis hash, making the chain invalid and no one should trust this coin we have cautiously reopened the market, but are encouraging users to cancel their buy orders for obvious reasons. this coin is basically a scam.

The only thing that has been altered is added checkpoints & removal of UPNP due to issues with wallet syncing with the network because it was confusing with Litecoin nodes. We don't care about your lousy exchange with no substantial volume and we demand that you return all users who have lost coins on your exchange a refund. We're tired of hearing all the complaints regarding this issue. There are several websites including an exchange, a dice site, and multiple pools that have no trouble at all. It's time for you to stop the trolling and to update the source code to our latest release or just close the market. Don't say one day your closing the market and then another day that you're opening the market up again. Stop flip flopping.

Um, i just posted your last commit, which obviously shows the genesis hash being manipulated. care to comment on that?

Code:

// Contains no strange transactions
   static MapCheckpoints mapCheckpoints =
   boost::assign::map_list_of
- ( 0, uint256("0xf5ae71e26c74beacc88382716aced69cddf3dffff24f384e1808905e0188f68f"))
+ ( 0, uint256("0x56976ec578752667ee37a6e21b37a944ec5b17b2bfc11e97e0882aedc4e4f3c9"))
   ;
   static const CCheckpointData data = {
   &mapCheckpoints,

THE PLUS SIGN INDICATES THE NEW GENESIS, THE MINUS INDICATES THE OLD HASH.

First of all, the genesis block is located here:
https://github.com/astrocoin-project/astrocoin/blob/df056982a509abf1724cfbd63f02a8a70a4180a5/src/main.cpp
And this file has NOT been modified in over 7 days.

Now, if you look CAREFULLY, you'll see that the hash you posted

"0x56976ec578752667ee37a6e21b37a944ec5b17b2bfc11e97e0882aedc4e4f3c9" matches that of the one in the main.ccp file of the genesis block which has not been edited in 7 days.

And let me make this clear, you are NOT concerned in any way for or about your users BTC, http://openex.pw is a sketchy site to say the least, from their launch this person has been trolling on our coin and on twitter about ASR, and you know why he has been trolling? OpenEx.pw requested ASR BOUNTY for having us listed! They were NEVER interested in the coin in the first place. OpenEx only listed us because they were hoping to get a "Bounty." Of course, we kept true to our initial statements posted here that we will NEVER give bounties to exchanges, nor did we give OpenEx a bounty, nor CoinedUp a bounty, neither will we ever give exchanges bounty to add our coin. Since we never responded to his bounty request, he is now trolling on the forums and on his twitter. Bottom line is, if you were REALLY concerned about your users ASR and your users BTC, you would update to the latest code like everyone else, but in fact you are not interested in your users BTC or ASR, or your users money. We caught you with your pants down at your knees twice and refuted your claims twice now. Now we're done here and have responded to this false accusation.

r3wt

hero member

Activity: 686

Merit: 504

always the student, never the master.

Quote from: JamesRussles on January 28, 2014, 03:07:39 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 03:03:18 PM

Quote from: JamesRussles on January 28, 2014, 02:35:51 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 02:26:49 PM

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 08:35:21 AM

Quote from: coinking on January 28, 2014, 08:31:47 AM

What the heck is going on over at openex.pw? Huh

Astrocoin is gone off the market and so are my coins. What is this all about?

CoinKing, please contact them directly. They announced on twitter that they were removing ASR market because they refused to update to our new source code which fixed synchronizing problems. I'd suggest you that you demand your coins from them ASAP, they are running off with a lot of coins. In the future, I'd suggest you use http://coinedup.com/

The truth is, you've altered the genesis hash, making the chain invalid and no one should trust this coin we have cautiously reopened the market, but are encouraging users to cancel their buy orders for obvious reasons. this coin is basically a scam.

Can somebody please explain wtf this means?

nvm. i misspoke. if i am reading everything correctly, the dev's were patching a vulnerability that allowed an attacker to create coins out of thin air.

an example of such coin creation happened at openex unfortunately. the following is forged transactions by a single openex user, who i was very suspicious of, but according to the client all the transaction ids were valid.

http://pastebin.com/rtTTZ33p

this is all a bit bizarre really.its true that changing the genesis hash alters the chain history, removing trust of the previous chain, but as for what that means, its up to the community really. The strict cryptoanarchists will consider this coin tainted, the devs and their sock puppet army will say its fud, and the blind masses will eventually be swayed one way or another.

For proof/reference showing they have altered the genesis hash:

https://github.com/astrocoin-project/astrocoin/commit/c13aaec998cdcf9e06e277417180954e0dd2f1bc

ps: the real question is what was this vulnerability there for in the first place?

Any idea how many were created?

i have no idea. it could just be that there are multiple forks. i make an inquiry about it on twitter, but they ignore the questions. I give two shits about ASR or this dev team. what i do care about though, is my customers who would be investing their BTC into this coin. I cannot allow them to be swindled. That's why i'm here, it is only concern for the customers.

r3wt

hero member

Activity: 686

Merit: 504

always the student, never the master.

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 03:04:50 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 02:26:49 PM

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 08:35:21 AM

Quote from: coinking on January 28, 2014, 08:31:47 AM

What the heck is going on over at openex.pw? Huh

Astrocoin is gone off the market and so are my coins. What is this all about?

CoinKing, please contact them directly. They announced on twitter that they were removing ASR market because they refused to update to our new source code which fixed synchronizing problems. I'd suggest you that you demand your coins from them ASAP, they are running off with a lot of coins. In the future, I'd suggest you use http://coinedup.com/

The truth is, you've altered the genesis hash, making the chain invalid and no one should trust this coin we have cautiously reopened the market, but are encouraging users to cancel their buy orders for obvious reasons. this coin is basically a scam.

The only thing that has been altered is added checkpoints & removal of UPNP due to issues with wallet syncing with the network because it was confusing with Litecoin nodes. We don't care about your lousy exchange with no substantial volume and we demand that you return all users who have lost coins on your exchange a refund. We're tired of hearing all the complaints regarding this issue. There are several websites including an exchange, a dice site, and multiple pools that have no trouble at all. It's time for you to stop the trolling and to update the source code to our latest release or just close the market. Don't say one day your closing the market and then another day that you're opening the market up again. Stop flip flopping.

Um, i just posted your last commit, which obviously shows the genesis hash being manipulated. care to comment on that?

Code:

// Contains no strange transactions
static MapCheckpoints mapCheckpoints =
boost::assign::map_list_of
- ( 0, uint256("0xf5ae71e26c74beacc88382716aced69cddf3dffff24f384e1808905e0188f68f"))
+ ( 0, uint256("0x56976ec578752667ee37a6e21b37a944ec5b17b2bfc11e97e0882aedc4e4f3c9"))
;
static const CCheckpointData data = {
&mapCheckpoints,

THE PLUS SIGN INDICATES THE NEW GENESIS, THE MINUS INDICATES THE OLD HASH.

JamesRussles

full member

Activity: 150

Merit: 100

True to Decentralization

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 03:03:18 PM

Quote from: JamesRussles on January 28, 2014, 02:35:51 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 02:26:49 PM

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 08:35:21 AM

Quote from: coinking on January 28, 2014, 08:31:47 AM

What the heck is going on over at openex.pw? Huh

Astrocoin is gone off the market and so are my coins. What is this all about?

CoinKing, please contact them directly. They announced on twitter that they were removing ASR market because they refused to update to our new source code which fixed synchronizing problems. I'd suggest you that you demand your coins from them ASAP, they are running off with a lot of coins. In the future, I'd suggest you use http://coinedup.com/

The truth is, you've altered the genesis hash, making the chain invalid and no one should trust this coin we have cautiously reopened the market, but are encouraging users to cancel their buy orders for obvious reasons. this coin is basically a scam.

Can somebody please explain wtf this means?

nvm. i misspoke. if i am reading everything correctly, the dev's were patching a vulnerability that allowed an attacker to create coins out of thin air.

an example of such coin creation happened at openex unfortunately. the following is forged transactions by a single openex user, who i was very suspicious of, but according to the client all the transaction ids were valid.

http://pastebin.com/rtTTZ33p

this is all a bit bizarre really.its true that changing the genesis hash alters the chain history, removing trust of the previous chain, but as for what that means, its up to the community really. The strict cryptoanarchists will consider this coin tainted, the devs and their sock puppet army will say its fud, and the blind masses will eventually be swayed one way or another.

For proof/reference showing they have altered the genesis hash:

https://github.com/astrocoin-project/astrocoin/commit/c13aaec998cdcf9e06e277417180954e0dd2f1bc

ps: the real question is what was this vulnerability there for in the first place?

Any idea how many were created?

Astrocoin

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Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 02:26:49 PM

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 08:35:21 AM

Quote from: coinking on January 28, 2014, 08:31:47 AM

What the heck is going on over at openex.pw? Huh

Astrocoin is gone off the market and so are my coins. What is this all about?

CoinKing, please contact them directly. They announced on twitter that they were removing ASR market because they refused to update to our new source code which fixed synchronizing problems. I'd suggest you that you demand your coins from them ASAP, they are running off with a lot of coins. In the future, I'd suggest you use http://coinedup.com/

The truth is, you've altered the genesis hash, making the chain invalid and no one should trust this coin we have cautiously reopened the market, but are encouraging users to cancel their buy orders for obvious reasons. this coin is basically a scam.

The only thing that has been altered is added checkpoints & removal of UPNP due to issues with wallet syncing with the network because it was confusing with Litecoin nodes. We don't care about your lousy exchange with no substantial volume and we demand that you return all users who have lost coins on your exchange a refund. We're tired of hearing all the complaints regarding this issue. There are several websites including an exchange, a dice site, and multiple pools that have no trouble at all. It's time for you to stop the trolling and to update the source code to our latest release or just close the market. Don't say one day your closing the market and then another day that you're opening the market up again. Stop flip flopping.

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Quote from: jdh015232 on January 28, 2014, 02:58:02 PM

Quote from: JamesRussles on January 28, 2014, 02:35:51 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 02:26:49 PM

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 08:35:21 AM

Quote from: coinking on January 28, 2014, 08:31:47 AM

What the heck is going on over at openex.pw? Huh

Astrocoin is gone off the market and so are my coins. What is this all about?

CoinKing, please contact them directly. They announced on twitter that they were removing ASR market because they refused to update to our new source code which fixed synchronizing problems. I'd suggest you that you demand your coins from them ASAP, they are running off with a lot of coins. In the future, I'd suggest you use http://coinedup.com/

The truth is, you've altered the genesis hash, making the chain invalid and no one should trust this coin we have cautiously reopened the market, but are encouraging users to cancel their buy orders for obvious reasons. this coin is basically a scam.

Can somebody please explain wtf this means?

r3wt, STOP POSTING THIS COIN IS A SCAM WITH NO PROOF, YOU DONT KNOW WHAT YOU ARE SAYING.
they had to change the source code at some point because of issues, the coin is not a scam, their has just been issues with the launch like every other coin
r3wt keeps saying this because his exchange is crap and is "losing" everybodys coins somehow...

i posted the proof below. argue with that. unlike you, i've been around here long enough and am familiar enough with the codebase to know that something isn't right about this coin.

there is no question that this coin is a scam. the only question is who all is in on it?

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Quote from: x69an on January 27, 2014, 11:28:11 PM

hashhunt.in maybe you can take a look at my profile

Yesterday it did look like this.
Confirmed    0.000000
Unconfirmed 0.391094

Been like this for 36hours.

Today it looks like this.
Confirmed    0.000000
Unconfirmed    0.024781

Where does the confirms go ?

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Same here.
I didn't write down specifically what I had a couple of days ago however I know that I had nearly .2 between confirmed and uncomfirmed because I was getting frustrated that my auto-payout set to .1 wasn't happening since confirmed was less than .1. Yesterday though I had no deposits to my wallet and my current combined balance went down to just over .1. Where did they go???
I stopped mining there until this is fixed.

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Quote from: JamesRussles on January 28, 2014, 02:35:51 PM

Quote from: r3wt on January 28, 2014, 02:26:49 PM

Quote from: Astrocoin on January 28, 2014, 08:35:21 AM

Quote from: coinking on January 28, 2014, 08:31:47 AM

What the heck is going on over at openex.pw? Huh

Astrocoin is gone off the market and so are my coins. What is this all about?

CoinKing, please contact them directly. They announced on twitter that they were removing ASR market because they refused to update to our new source code which fixed synchronizing problems. I'd suggest you that you demand your coins from them ASAP, they are running off with a lot of coins. In the future, I'd suggest you use http://coinedup.com/

The truth is, you've altered the genesis hash, making the chain invalid and no one should trust this coin we have cautiously reopened the market, but are encouraging users to cancel their buy orders for obvious reasons. this coin is basically a scam.

Can somebody please explain wtf this means?

nvm. i misspoke. if i am reading everything correctly, the dev's were patching a vulnerability that allowed an attacker to create coins out of thin air.

an example of such coin creation happened at openex unfortunately. the following is forged transactions by a single openex user, who i was very suspicious of, but according to the client all the transaction ids were valid.

http://pastebin.com/rtTTZ33p

this is all a bit bizarre really.its true that changing the genesis hash alters the chain history, removing trust of the previous chain, but as for what that means, its up to the community really. The strict cryptoanarchists will consider this coin tainted, the devs and their sock puppet army will say its fud, and the blind masses will eventually be swayed one way or another.

For proof/reference showing they have altered the genesis hash:

https://github.com/astrocoin-project/astrocoin/commit/c13aaec998cdcf9e06e277417180954e0dd2f1bc

ps: the real question is what was this vulnerability there for in the first place?

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not impressed. wasted all our mh's...

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