Topic: [ANN][BETA][EXCHANGE][REALTIME] CoinEX realtime exchange - page 83. (Read 283846 times)

Is that a no then?

Just relax. I highly doubt anyone is getting screwed here, W/Ds worked fine yesterday morning (i pulled .5btc @ 9am est), so the fact that they started to show "unknown address" errors at least shows you aren't being had by the owners. Most likely a w/d issues was spotted that allowed double spends/multiple concurrent process of the same transaction, etc. That or someone switched the outbound address for all the coins lol.

But lesson be learned, eat the transaction fees, not worth it to hold any amount of btc in an exchange. Throw that shit in a truly secure wallet.

Yes they own most of the governements... they own the UN, they own the Trilateral commission, they own obama, they own putin.... wtf are u going to do?

These bastards have stolen our money. Where are they based - does anybody know?

But they still accept my coins like nothing? I should have known... i was about to remove everything 2 weeks ago... I should have, i had faith in coinex and even told ppl about it... now I just feel like a fucking idiot.   I sent BTC here past few days , they accept it but cant withdraw? lolz! fuck man ppl are shady as hell.....

These bastards have stolen our money. Where are they based - does anybody know?

Sell orders for less than the opening price is common in their scenario. They originally released 80,000 shares, but only sold just under 2,000. The remaining 78,000 are still available at 0.04 BTC a share. If a person changed their mind and wanted to sell the shares they had already purchased, the would have to sell for less than the offering price in order to dump them when the original block was still available for sale. Nobody in their right mind would pay more for a share than they have too.

illuminati be on a roll, be careful with ur btc i guess, i just lost 1000 bucks at least

Sell orders for less than the opening price is common in their scenario. They originally released 80,000 shares, but only sold just under 2,000. The remaining 78,000 are still available at 0.04 BTC a share. If a person changed their mind and wanted to sell the shares they had already purchased, the would have to sell for less than the offering price in order to dump them when the original block was still available for sale. Nobody in their right mind would pay more for a share than they have too.

I am not attempting to justify CoinEx, but explain the reasonable economics of their shares selling for less than IPO initial offering.

I personally feel that CoinEx is down for the count, probably another victim of an sql injection to steal coins like one of the rumors of what happened to Mt.Gox. This all smells like bad news for CoinEx. When they had site problems before, they were very transparent with what was going on, what they were doing to fix, and normally had a timetable of when all would be back to normal. This time it all happened in similar fashion to how Mt.Gox went down. Many people not being able to withdraw BTC days before shutdown....No notice or news to why, when shutdown happened. All sitting in the dark waiting for one shred of news on whether they should still have hope, or just move on. Those type of answers can be easily confirmed by them.

I am not losing much....  about 0.03 BTC....unfortunately for me.... its pretty much all the coin I had Atleast I am not losing a paycheck here, and feel sorry for those who have way more invested into this site.

I hope everything is going to be OK... if not... I'm done with the exchanges. Not only coin.ex but all of the exchanges.  I would not put more than 10 dollars on an exchange ever again.

 I didn't store much money on coin.ex but I don't like to be robbed like that.