double spend keeps for days.
so sad no one find it.
Topic: [ANN][C2.1] Coin2 | Pow/PoS | ChainOfConflict[FPS] The Future of Gaming is Now - page 274. (Read 499723 times)
May 16, 2014, 04:42:14 PM
May 16, 2014, 04:25:16 PM
We are working on it.
The game will still happen.
Currently going through the motions of fixing things like last time.
The game will still happen.
Currently going through the motions of fixing things like last time.
so we have to pay mintpal from the reserve?
hope mintpal will enable market soon.
May 16, 2014, 04:20:21 PM
Guessing this is the reason the coin halved in price over the last 48 hours - more coins on the market from a scam seller will do that....
May 16, 2014, 04:18:21 PM
How unfortunate.
Note: I have followed c2 from the get go but not jump all in until after the first attacked. I was highly impressed with the handling of the conversion. It must have taken a ton of time and fortitude. I have no dought this will get sorted out shortly.
.....and for everyone that gives them grief, as coin holders we can just sit back and let them deal with the brunt of the work. They have to do it all.....with no pay. We all forget when it comes down to it they are coin holders like us. This isnt a business where they get a salary.
Anyway, thanks to the c2 for your continued work and dedication
Note: I have followed c2 from the get go but not jump all in until after the first attacked. I was highly impressed with the handling of the conversion. It must have taken a ton of time and fortitude. I have no dought this will get sorted out shortly.
.....and for everyone that gives them grief, as coin holders we can just sit back and let them deal with the brunt of the work. They have to do it all.....with no pay. We all forget when it comes down to it they are coin holders like us. This isnt a business where they get a salary.
Anyway, thanks to the c2 for your continued work and dedication
+1
May 16, 2014, 04:17:15 PM
How unfortunate.
Note: I have followed c2 from the get go but not jump all in until after the first attacked. I was highly impressed with the handling of the conversion. It must have taken a ton of time and fortitude. I have no dought this will get sorted out shortly.
.....and for everyone that gives them grief, as coin holders we can just sit back and let them deal with the brunt of the work. They have to do it all.....with no pay. We all forget when it comes down to it they are coin holders like us. This isnt a business where they get a salary.
Anyway, thanks to the c2 for your continued work and dedication
Note: I have followed c2 from the get go but not jump all in until after the first attacked. I was highly impressed with the handling of the conversion. It must have taken a ton of time and fortitude. I have no dought this will get sorted out shortly.
.....and for everyone that gives them grief, as coin holders we can just sit back and let them deal with the brunt of the work. They have to do it all.....with no pay. We all forget when it comes down to it they are coin holders like us. This isnt a business where they get a salary.
Anyway, thanks to the c2 for your continued work and dedication
May 16, 2014, 04:12:16 PM
We are working on it.
The game will still happen.
Currently going through the motions of fixing things like last time.
The game will still happen.
Currently going through the motions of fixing things like last time.
if mintpal do not enable the market. we will lose a crucial battle in the long run.
May 16, 2014, 04:11:02 PM
We are working on it.
The game will still happen.
Currently going through the motions of fixing things like last time.
The game will still happen.
Currently going through the motions of fixing things like last time.
If Asiacoin and toiletcoin survived, NC2 will survive without doubts.
May 16, 2014, 04:08:13 PM
We are working on it.
The game will still happen.
Currently going through the motions of fixing things like last time.
The game will still happen.
Currently going through the motions of fixing things like last time.
May 16, 2014, 04:08:09 PM
where are devs?
shouldn't they discuss this matter with mintpal?
shouldn't they discuss this matter with mintpal?
The devs are in the process of discussion with Mintpal.
May 16, 2014, 04:07:27 PM
where are devs?
shouldn't they discuss this matter with mintpal?
shouldn't they discuss this matter with mintpal?
May 16, 2014, 04:02:02 PM
Hope there will be continuation to game and Coin2.
May 16, 2014, 03:58:56 PM
I am wondering, how we blamed devs. The recent dumps were too aggressive not to be aware of this.
May 16, 2014, 03:55:57 PM
Further to our previous announcement regarding suspending the Coin2.0 NC2 market we would like to provide an update on our investigations. As it stands at the moment, we have been in contact with the developer regarding a large and sustained series of double spend attacks on the NC2 network.
It is our understanding that a double spend attack is possible when someone owns 51% or more of the staking coins. As not all of the coins are staked at any one time, a relatively small number of coins are required to be able to perform successful double spend attacks. Since someone has managed to perform this exact attack, they clearly own a significant number of coins and the coin network remains insecure at current.
After our investigation we have determined that our system successfully stopped the most recent series of double spend attacks however the attack has been going on for a number of days and as of this moment, we find ourselves short a significant amount of NC2 meaning we are unable to satisfy a large quantity of withdraws from the exchange.
We are still waiting to discuss the next steps with the coins developer, but at this stage it is highly likely that we will not be re-enabling the market.
It is our understanding that a double spend attack is possible when someone owns 51% or more of the staking coins. As not all of the coins are staked at any one time, a relatively small number of coins are required to be able to perform successful double spend attacks. Since someone has managed to perform this exact attack, they clearly own a significant number of coins and the coin network remains insecure at current.
After our investigation we have determined that our system successfully stopped the most recent series of double spend attacks however the attack has been going on for a number of days and as of this moment, we find ourselves short a significant amount of NC2 meaning we are unable to satisfy a large quantity of withdraws from the exchange.
We are still waiting to discuss the next steps with the coins developer, but at this stage it is highly likely that we will not be re-enabling the market.
so the attacker succeeded, and dumped his coins in the market?
May 16, 2014, 03:53:34 PM
Further to our previous announcement regarding suspending the Coin2.0 NC2 market we would like to provide an update on our investigations. As it stands at the moment, we have been in contact with the developer regarding a large and sustained series of double spend attacks on the NC2 network.
It is our understanding that a double spend attack is possible when someone owns 51% or more of the staking coins. As not all of the coins are staked at any one time, a relatively small number of coins are required to be able to perform successful double spend attacks. Since someone has managed to perform this exact attack, they clearly own a significant number of coins and the coin network remains insecure at current.
After our investigation we have determined that our system successfully stopped the most recent series of double spend attacks however the attack has been going on for a number of days and as of this moment, we find ourselves short a significant amount of NC2 meaning we are unable to satisfy a large quantity of withdraws from the exchange.
We are still waiting to discuss the next steps with the coins developer, but at this stage it is highly likely that we will not be re-enabling the market.
It is our understanding that a double spend attack is possible when someone owns 51% or more of the staking coins. As not all of the coins are staked at any one time, a relatively small number of coins are required to be able to perform successful double spend attacks. Since someone has managed to perform this exact attack, they clearly own a significant number of coins and the coin network remains insecure at current.
After our investigation we have determined that our system successfully stopped the most recent series of double spend attacks however the attack has been going on for a number of days and as of this moment, we find ourselves short a significant amount of NC2 meaning we are unable to satisfy a large quantity of withdraws from the exchange.
We are still waiting to discuss the next steps with the coins developer, but at this stage it is highly likely that we will not be re-enabling the market.
As far as reimbursing victims, wouldn't it make sense to take a portion of the fees you collect and purchase NC2 off of another exchange to slowly refill users accounts? That way you gain extra customer loyalty, and in the long run more profits.
May 16, 2014, 03:53:21 PM
Further to our previous announcement regarding suspending the Coin2.0 NC2 market we would like to provide an update on our investigations. As it stands at the moment, we have been in contact with the developer regarding a large and sustained series of double spend attacks on the NC2 network.
It is our understanding that a double spend attack is possible when someone owns 51% or more of the staking coins. As not all of the coins are staked at any one time, a relatively small number of coins are required to be able to perform successful double spend attacks. Since someone has managed to perform this exact attack, they clearly own a significant number of coins and the coin network remains insecure at current.
After our investigation we have determined that our system successfully stopped the most recent series of double spend attacks however the attack has been going on for a number of days and as of this moment, we find ourselves short a significant amount of NC2 meaning we are unable to satisfy a large quantity of withdraws from the exchange.
We are still waiting to discuss the next steps with the coins developer, but at this stage it is highly likely that we will not be re-enabling the market.
It is our understanding that a double spend attack is possible when someone owns 51% or more of the staking coins. As not all of the coins are staked at any one time, a relatively small number of coins are required to be able to perform successful double spend attacks. Since someone has managed to perform this exact attack, they clearly own a significant number of coins and the coin network remains insecure at current.
After our investigation we have determined that our system successfully stopped the most recent series of double spend attacks however the attack has been going on for a number of days and as of this moment, we find ourselves short a significant amount of NC2 meaning we are unable to satisfy a large quantity of withdraws from the exchange.
We are still waiting to discuss the next steps with the coins developer, but at this stage it is highly likely that we will not be re-enabling the market.
Thank you for feedback!
May 16, 2014, 03:48:46 PM
Further to our previous announcement regarding suspending the Coin2.0 NC2 market we would like to provide an update on our investigations. As it stands at the moment, we have been in contact with the developer regarding a large and sustained series of double spend attacks on the NC2 network.
It is our understanding that a double spend attack is possible when someone owns 51% or more of the staking coins. As not all of the coins are staked at any one time, a relatively small number of coins are required to be able to perform successful double spend attacks. Since someone has managed to perform this exact attack, they clearly own a significant number of coins and the coin network remains insecure at current.
After our investigation we have determined that our system successfully stopped the most recent series of double spend attacks however the attack has been going on for a number of days and as of this moment, we find ourselves short a significant amount of NC2 meaning we are unable to satisfy a large quantity of withdraws from the exchange.
We are still waiting to discuss the next steps with the coins developer, but at this stage it is highly likely that we will not be re-enabling the market.
It is our understanding that a double spend attack is possible when someone owns 51% or more of the staking coins. As not all of the coins are staked at any one time, a relatively small number of coins are required to be able to perform successful double spend attacks. Since someone has managed to perform this exact attack, they clearly own a significant number of coins and the coin network remains insecure at current.
After our investigation we have determined that our system successfully stopped the most recent series of double spend attacks however the attack has been going on for a number of days and as of this moment, we find ourselves short a significant amount of NC2 meaning we are unable to satisfy a large quantity of withdraws from the exchange.
We are still waiting to discuss the next steps with the coins developer, but at this stage it is highly likely that we will not be re-enabling the market.
May 16, 2014, 03:25:36 PM
Yeah Bter is extremely slow. I sometimes lose the will to live waiting for my coins to appear.
Too right they are. Can't believe I can still buy coins under 500. Happy days.
Trades are still going on Bter.
Too right they are. Can't believe I can still buy coins under 500. Happy days.
May 16, 2014, 03:13:58 PM
is it normal to wait over 2 hours to become the coin2 to bter? I have transfer from my wallet to bter and i have a lot over 100 confirmations and nothing is yet on bter.
Thx
Thx
I experienced very stressful 1,5 hours depositing my COMM coins. I send large amount and started to look in block chain explorer. There were some strange transactions from address to address, but every time a chunk of all amount got in one address. I thought I am f*** up and lost my coins. Finally, I got listed my coins after those transactions ended. My advice is to deposit in small amounts, it works faster.
We are waiting here for an update from MintPal about Today double spend attack.
May 16, 2014, 03:00:08 PM
is it normal to wait over 2 hours to become the coin2 to bter? I have transfer from my wallet to bter and i have a lot over 100 confirmations and nothing is yet on bter.
Thx
Thx
I experienced very stressful 1,5 hours depositing my COMM coins. I send large amount and started to look in block chain explorer. There were some strange transactions from address to address, but every time a chunk of all amount got in one address. I thought I am f*** up and lost my coins. Finally, I got listed my coins after those transactions ended. My advice is to deposit in small amounts, it works faster.
May 16, 2014, 02:29:32 PM
Landlord so actively promoted, evidently this currency promising, worthy of collection point
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