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Topic: [ANN][C2.1] Coin2 | Pow/PoS | ChainOfConflict[FPS] The Future of Gaming is Now - page 164. (Read 499723 times)

hero member
Activity: 742
Merit: 500
so it is you...we know who you are.... we saw your chat conversation with joel regarding on rolling back the block chain...

if you have the solution why not move forward and talk to us instead of telling us this after all the hardwork we have done?

so you prefer people with C2 on mintpal not to have their Coin2 back? thats a bit selfish dont you think?...we exist because of the community...

No mintpal would rather the users not get their value back. That's mintpal's responsibility. It's not the responsibility of the other users to reimburse those who have lost money at an exchange. And was that really 67% of the coins? Really? I call BS. Someone got a lot of C2 for nothing and it needs to be burned. This reeks like big banks and government bailouts on the backs of taxpayers, and bonuses for the robber barons who pulled the strings to make it happen.

I'll help if there is some plan in place to reduce the money supply closer to what it was. If that plan continues to meet resistance, I'm not going to help.
hero member
Activity: 618
Merit: 500
Go Bitcoin
so it is you...we know who you are.... we saw your chat conversation with joel regarding on rolling back the block chain...

if you have the solution why not move forward and talk to us instead of telling us this after all the hardwork we have done?

so you prefer people with C2 on mintpal not to have their Coin2 back? thats a bit selfish dont you think?...we exist because of the community...
hero member
Activity: 742
Merit: 500
By the way 50 Mil coins to 100Mil is also a bad part to fall the price

That's all you needed to post.
hero member
Activity: 742
Merit: 500
why are you so negative? whats your mission ? why? we think we know who you are...

You didn't see the almost unanimous opposition to burning the free coins?
hero member
Activity: 742
Merit: 500
Can I asked why all the hate...i thought hackers never show face? Something doesnt seem right with this...and tx just wondering, how would you have kept the coin circulation at 60 mil after the coin got attacked? Honest question. How would we have repaid everyone on minty? I wasnt one of them but I sure wouldnt have wanted the devs to leave me in the dust.  Maybe its my rudamentry understanding of this.  

First of all, mintpal is responsible for their own security. Second, block chain analysis shows exactly when the attack was done. Mintpal didn't discover the problem until about 2 days later, which shows lax security. Mintpal is responsible for the lost coins, not the devs, even if they were unwilling or unable to properly secure their coin.

Since the attacker is watching the thread, he can confirm that the reported date of the attack (May 16) is 2 days after the attack was successful, which concluded on May 14 in the afternoon (USA Central time). I was watching with interest at that time because C2 froze on Polo and then I was interested in what the attacker did. I figured it out by blockchain analysis. It probably would have been quicker to find his post on the thread where he said exactly what he was going to do. LOL

Second, if it came to the choice of launching a new coin with 67% more coins or rolling the chain back before the first successful attack on mintpal, I would have rolled back the block chain. I mentioned this to Joel and he said it was too much trouble. If I had enough stake in this coin, I would have done it. It wasn't worth my time because I didn't have enough stake in the coin, even though I was on the rich list, barely.

Other attacks came on May 9, early morning and mid day (USA Central). The attacker can confirm all of this.

If worse came to worst, I would have no problem sending bag holders to work their problems out with mintpal. Mintpal should be able to secure their interests without passing their failings off on the users. If it came to the point where mintpal would drop C2, that would be preferable to inflating the money supply 67%.

Anyway, the attacker pointed out the holes and said he wasn't going to grief this coin anymore. You guys can keep believing that a 40% devaluation of your currency is OK. The hole is still there, so you have only yourselves to blame if you get punked again by another attacker. I'll have fun watching when he does it. I promise, it won't be me.
hero member
Activity: 618
Merit: 500
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we did, KingArbinV is in contact with him now, please read above replies...

IRC now and talk to us were all awake(KingArbinV/Blitzy)...

we will never leave anyone behind...we have a solid team now...good team, we all have real facebook and know each other...not hiding behind keyboard like you do...we have nothing to hide... if one goes to sleep , we make sure we pass the job to the next person to follow up.

ask the community they are our witness...

why are you so negative? whats your mission ? why? we think we know who you are...
hero member
Activity: 742
Merit: 500
try this......

close the wallet

remove everything except wallet.dat in the %AppData% \ Coin2.1 folder  (DO NOT DELETE Wallet.dat please)

then run the wallet.

Hope this helps.

no same thing happened again

alot of errors trying to connect

need to get this fixed so I can get my coins back form the swap over

Did you ever get this fixed? I'd be interested to know if you have been contacted by the devs about this problem--you know, the ones who think it's cool to bump the money supply by 67%. Please let us know.
legendary
Activity: 1078
Merit: 1001
try this......

close the wallet

remove everything except wallet.dat in the %AppData% \ Coin2.1 folder  (DO NOT DELETE Wallet.dat please)

then run the wallet.

Hope this helps.

no same thing happened again

alot of errors trying to connect

need to get this fixed so I can get my coins back form the swap over

Why you and so many having problems. I have beem synce since the start and been running fine. 
hero member
Activity: 618
Merit: 500
Go Bitcoin
I agree! thank you for sticking around!!!...

just dont look at the price... sellers will be so sorry Smiley
legendary
Activity: 3752
Merit: 1415
@alivecrypto.....yes 50 mil to 100 mil was not the intention. It was a mitigation to the fact the coin got attacked....and as with everything the believers at the ground floor of any enterprise gets the most reward in the back end. Of course they r the ones to pose the most risk.....its called risk/reward...people are selling because they cant handle the inherent risk.   To see what these gentlemen ( and ladies venmo;)  just kiddin ) have taken on is more than enough to show me they r in it....the ship was sinking and they baled out the water until the ship righted itself...all of them could have walked away leaving myself and a bunch of others (including a REALLY pissed of eastward) high and dry...you may run... I wish to stand right behind them until this succeeds or we sink down to the ocean floor...

Time for bed
legendary
Activity: 1078
Merit: 1000
try this......

close the wallet

remove everything except wallet.dat in the %AppData% \ Coin2.1 folder  (DO NOT DELETE Wallet.dat please)

then run the wallet.

Hope this helps.

no same thing happened again

alot of errors trying to connect

need to get this fixed so I can get my coins back form the swap over

Ill try to help you as best i can, check your pms in a minute
legendary
Activity: 1596
Merit: 1061
Smile
try this......

close the wallet

remove everything except wallet.dat in the %AppData% \ Coin2.1 folder  (DO NOT DELETE Wallet.dat please)

then run the wallet.

Hope this helps.

no same thing happened again

alot of errors trying to connect

need to get this fixed so I can get my coins back form the swap over
sr. member
Activity: 252
Merit: 250
What happen to the coin2.1
every one is selling n selling,
is this coin at the ending point after 2 attacs


Nothing has happened


This was a misunderstanding
You can see what happened in the exchanges, Of course no one will believe this coin again, Untill there will be some development and new programs to bring it in the market, 2 Attacks and still more chances are the main point no one believe this coin so what are the further planning to make this coin stronger and safer,
By the way 50 Mil coins to 100Mil is also a bad part to fall the price
legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1019
I do not give financial advice .. do your own DD
What happen to the coin2.1
every one is selling n selling,
is this coin at the ending point after 2 attacs


Nothing has happened


This was a misunderstanding
legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1019
I do not give financial advice .. do your own DD
Can I asked why all the hate...i thought hackers never show face? Something doesnt seem right with this...and tx just wondering, how would you have kept the coin circulation at 60 mil after the coin got attacked? Honest question. How would we have repaid everyone on minty? I wasnt one of them but I sure wouldnt have wanted the devs to leave me in the dust.  Maybe its my rudamentry understanding of this.  

Actually that is a very valid question and i was in panic mode until bittzy brought up that kalisto had applied rat4's fix to the new source, and yes I would like to know also how we would have dealt with mintpal, since the attack would have left us with a negative amount of coins... TX42 explain this and I might not call you a dumbass..


Also, why would we burn perfectly good coins that can be used to help secure the network once we are pure PoS again.

They can also be used for some big time bounties once the price recovers a bit.

sr. member
Activity: 252
Merit: 250
What happen to the coin2.1
every one is selling n selling,
is this coin at the ending point after 2 attacs
legendary
Activity: 1078
Merit: 1000
Can I asked why all the hate...i thought hackers never show face? Something doesnt seem right with this...and tx just wondering, how would you have kept the coin circulation at 60 mil after the coin got attacked? Honest question. How would we have repaid everyone on minty? I wasnt one of them but I sure wouldnt have wanted the devs to leave me in the dust.  Maybe its my rudamentry understanding of this.  

Actually that is a very valid question and i was in panic mode until bittzy brought up that kalisto had applied rat4's fix to the new source, and yes I would like to know also how we would have dealt with mintpal, since the attack would have left us with a negative amount of coins... TX42 explain this and I might not call you a dumbass..
legendary
Activity: 3752
Merit: 1415
Can I asked why all the hate...i thought hackers never show face? Something doesnt seem right with this...and tx just wondering, how would you have kept the coin circulation at 60 mil after the coin got attacked? Honest question. How would we have repaid everyone on minty? I wasnt one of them but I sure wouldnt have wanted the devs to leave me in the dust.  Maybe its my rudamentry understanding of this. 
hero member
Activity: 618
Merit: 500
Go Bitcoin
try this......

close the wallet

remove everything except wallet.dat in the %AppData% \ Coin2.1 folder  (DO NOT DELETE Wallet.dat please)

then run the wallet.

Hope this helps.
legendary
Activity: 1078
Merit: 1000

hey all I have downloaded the wallet coin2.1


I have 10 active connections but the wallet is still out of sync


ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=00000049eaf0475cbece
received block 9d9ff02f6482f633c287
ERROR: CheckStakeKernelHash() : min age violation
ERROR: CheckProofOfStake() : INFO: check kernel failed on coinstake 961b5d1dfd72f888cd836cbbebf4122a97cd27b7c48807e5d430ee0106691c7e, hashProof=0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
WARNING: ProcessBlock(): check proof-of-stake failed for block 9d9ff02f6482f633c287ff2fbf23d004ea81c38dddbbd0aa3e5396abd7c54454
received block 00000033fca077c00691
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=9d9ff02f6482f633c287
received block 00000064ce1f1ad31cf1
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=00000033fca077c00691
received block 00000030b1793443975f
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=00000064ce1f1ad31cf1
received block 0000002987300ca44bb0
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=00000030b1793443975f
received block 00000021d09f2baa0ead
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=0000002987300ca44bb0
received block 00000000052d9a2efdfc
ProcessBlock: ORPHAN BLOCK, prev=dc80aea38e6f0b24d4cc
received block dc80aea38e6f0b24d4cc
ERROR: CheckProofOfStake() : INFO: read txPrev failed
WARNING: ProcessBlock(): check proof-of-stake failed for block dc80aea38e6f0b24d4cc08d78c5b831145fc80130ea662fc4066b09da87cfd2b
Added 7 addresses from 203.217.50.57: 27 tried, 324 new
connection timeout
trying connection 78.3.21.38:22222 lastseen=8.8hrs
connection timeout
trying connection 46.165.208.136:22222 lastseen=0.8hrs
connected 46.165.208.136:22222
send version message: version 60008, blocks=1441, us=121.217.59.220:22222, them=46.165.208.136:22222, peer=46.165.208.136:22222
trying connection 109.204.181.128:22222 lastseen=0.8hrs
Added time data, samples 3, offset -10 (+0 minutes)
receive version message: version 60008, blocks=8499, us=121.217.59.220:64939, them=46.165.208.136:22222, peer=46.165.208.136:22222
connected 109.204.181.128:22222
send version message: version 60008, blocks=1441, us=121.217.59.220:22222, them=109.204.181.128:22222, peer=109.204.181.128:22222
trying connection [2001:0:9d38:6ab8:28c9:9f0d:48c1:da87]:22222 lastseen=15.7hrs
Added time data, samples 4, offset -4 (+0 minutes)
receive version message: version 60008, blocks=8499, us=121.217.59.220:54079, them=109.204.181.128:22222, peer=109.204.181.128:22222
connection timeout
trying connection [2001:0:9d38:6abd:3076:2831:834f:d204]:22222 lastseen=2.8hrs
connected [2001:0:9d38:6abd:3076:2831:834f:d204]:22222
send version message: version 60008, blocks=1441, us=121.217.59.220:22222, them=[2001:0:9d38:6abd:3076:2831:834f:d204]:22222, peer=[2001:0:9d38:6abd:3076:2831:834f:d204]:22222
Added time data, samples 5, offset -1 (+0 minutes)
nTimeOffset = -4  (+0 minutes)
Moving [2001:0:9d38:6abd:3076:2831:834f:d204]:22222 to tried
receive version message: version 60008, blocks=8499, us=[2001:0:5ef5:79fd:91:1963:8626:c423]:51021, them=124.176.45.251:22222, peer=[2001:0:9d38:6abd:3076:2831:834f:d204]:22222
trying connection 14.200.16.219:22222 lastseen=1.7hrs
Added 3 addresses from 2001:0:9d38:6abd:3076:2831:834f:d204: 28 tried, 326 new
Added 1 addresses from 109.204.181.128: 28 tried, 327 new
connection timeout
trying connection 90.218.13.201:22222 lastseen=101.4hrs


last entries of the debug file


help would be appreciated

help please



goto your %APPDATA%/roaming/coin2.1 folder and delete all but your wallet.dat and peers.dat then try to reopen it, if it dont work then repeat deleting your peers.dat as well, but do not remove your wallet.dat period
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