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Topic: [ANN][XCP] Counterparty - Pioneering Peer-to-Peer Finance - Official Thread - page 477. (Read 1276928 times)

legendary
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I kinda like the "trustless vote within the XCP protocol test case" this could be turned into. Just thinking. If it works this will be ANOTHER step ahead of the competition after the DEX. The demonstration in practice would be a vivid participation because everyone would stand to gain (or loose) something. Maybe only those users that were affected by the hack could be identified and enabled for voting? Or every account holder, depending on what we would come to decide.

What if the question would be whether we should not only reimburse Poloniex (and thus the XCP users) but also give a little extra to every XCP holder thus evening out the playing field? So in the end nobody suffered from this mini inflationary event and we have another mile stone ticked off our list.

Disclosure: I made a little profit by having a buy order filled during the dump.
legendary
Activity: 1666
Merit: 1010
he who has the gold makes the rules
Does anyone know what happened to Bitshares/PTS ? Why the huge jump in volume ? $5 million + Huh? Was there a breakthrough of some sort ? They are nearing the $30million market cap which they have only reached briefly before during the Chinese pump in early December. I find this situation very curious considering they are a direct competitor with Counterparty along with Mastercoin and NXT.

i wondered as well this is the answer i got

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It was announced that later BTS X chains would be based off of the test BTS chain and thus everyone is rushing to get PTS/AGS before the 28th since most of the market seems to think that BTS is worth a lot as a DAC but other concepts are not.

https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=2851.0
newbie
Activity: 30
Merit: 0
will xcp be back on poloniex?
sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 300
Counterparty Chief Scientist and Co-Founder
Can someone please explain what happens when two people try to sell at the bid price at the same time? Who gets the fill?
This is fundamental issue with Decentralized Distributed Exchanges.

There's no such thing as 'at the same time' in the blockchain: two transactions in the same block are handled in order of appearance within the block.

but the order of the transactions can be different per miner... so its dependent on which miner solves the block?

Yes.
hero member
Activity: 672
Merit: 500
One important question: The big buy order in DEX is a scam? or not?

Its a "troll order" to clean up all the sell orders.
0.09999910 btc per xcp is "above market price"  - so the buyer never intended to pay the BTC using BTCpay.

anyways this problem is fixed now using "fee" by the seller.

Indeed, now you can easily bypass this order by putting a fee bigger than 0.0005 (0,05%)

I don't get exacly how it is calculated though, but it seems that orders like this one are not matched by the troll order any more, which is a good thing (low fee possible)

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4661   50 XCP   0.013 BTC/XCP   0.65 BTC

A clarification in the FAQ or the wiki is welcome (with examples) to let the genuine users know how to use the DEX efficiently without spending too much in fees.

PS: a scam, stricto sensu, is impossible on the DEX since it is a trustless system (and that's the beauty of it)
newbie
Activity: 30
Merit: 0
One important question: The big buy order in DEX is a scam? or not?

A bogus order
legendary
Activity: 882
Merit: 1002
One important question: The big buy order in DEX is a scam? or not?

Its a "troll order" to clean up all the sell orders.
0.09999910 btc per xcp is "above market price"  - so the buyer never intended to pay the BTC using BTCpay.

anyways this problem is fixed now using "fee" by the seller.
legendary
Activity: 1708
Merit: 1000
Reality is stranger than fiction
One important question: The big buy order in DEX is a scam? or not?
newbie
Activity: 30
Merit: 0
Hello,
I had some XCPs at Poloniex, but in the sell order, and did not get affected by this issue whatsoever.
It is highly likely that I get them back, no?
Thanks in advance

50-50

Probably more than 90% sure you'll get them back if no order was executed. XCP mess was fixed with a rollback.

The issue is now on the BTC side, which can obviously not being rolled back. The grey hat hacker has stolen (borrowed to make a point?) around 80 BTC from Poloniex.

So, he's not that white finally? Too bad :/

if he is  white he would have demonstrated it to developers
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
Hello,
I had some XCPs at Poloniex, but in the sell order, and did not get affected by this issue whatsoever.
It is highly likely that I get them back, no?
Thanks in advance

50-50

Probably more than 90% sure you'll get them back if no order was executed. XCP mess was fixed with a rollback.

The issue is now on the BTC side, which can obviously not being rolled back. The grey hat hacker has stolen (borrowed to make a point?) around 80 BTC from Poloniex.

So, he's not that white finally? Too bad :/
hero member
Activity: 602
Merit: 500
Speaking only for myself, I agree creating more XCP is not a solution.

This whole situation, while unfortunate, has been handled well and I assume that will continue to be the case. That the Buy/Sell thread did not see a huge influx of panic selling was both surprising and impressive. The security issue has been fixed and the utility of the protocol remains intact. I don't see any other possible course of action other than waiting it out until more information is available. Namely, what the hacker decides to do and what busoni proposes.
It's absolute right!Support!Don't discuss this again.
legendary
Activity: 882
Merit: 1002
Hello,
I had some XCPs at Poloniex, but in the sell order, and did not get affected by this issue whatsoever.
It is highly likely that I get them back, no?
Thanks in advance

50-50

Probably more than 90% sure you'll get them back if no order was executed. XCP mess was fixed with a rollback.

The issue is now on the BTC side, which can obviously not being rolled back. The grey hat hacker has stolen (borrowed to make a point?) around 80 BTC from Poloniex.

Also About 7000 XCP were withdrawn from Poloniex until the withdrawn function was disabled.
This might also have an effect.
hero member
Activity: 672
Merit: 500
Hello,
I had some XCPs at Poloniex, but in the sell order, and did not get affected by this issue whatsoever.
It is highly likely that I get them back, no?
Thanks in advance

50-50

Probably more than 90% sure you'll get them back if no order was executed. XCP mess was fixed with a rollback.

The issue is now on the BTC side, which can obviously not being rolled back. The grey hat hacker has stolen (borrowed to make a point?) around 80 BTC from Poloniex.
full member
Activity: 210
Merit: 100
Hello,
I had some XCPs at Poloniex, but in the sell order, and did not get affected by this issue whatsoever.
It is highly likely that I get them back, no?
Thanks in advance

50-50
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Really? I mean, my xcp did not move from poloniex, they just down the xcp market but they are still in their systems.
What would justify not giving them back?
Sorry for my noobish questions

you shouldnt be affected
sr. member
Activity: 262
Merit: 250
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That's completely defeating the purpose of PoB.

How so?


We've burned BTC to get a fixed amount of XCP. Issuing more XCP would make counterparty based on a lie.

That's why I think it's not gonna happen, it's completely on the opposite of (what appears to be) the philosophy of the devs.

Please, why don't everybody wait for the smoke to clears out and then we'll discuss. I've not lost a penny in this, but I'll stick together with the community if a bounty/ compensation fund or whatever clever decision is made.

I agree and IMO creating more XCP would be a contradiction of proof of burn.

I had XCP and buy orders on Poloniex. I will wait until things settle down.

Safe to say though that recovery rate won't be 100%.
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
Hello,
I had some XCPs at Poloniex, but in the sell order, and did not get affected by this issue whatsoever.
It is highly likely that I get them back, no?
Thanks in advance

50-50
[/quote

Really? I mean, my xcp did not move from poloniex, they just down the xcp market but they are still in their systems.
What would justify not giving them back?
Sorry for my noobish questions
newbie
Activity: 30
Merit: 0
Hello,
I had some XCPs at Poloniex, but in the sell order, and did not get affected by this issue whatsoever.
It is highly likely that I get them back, no?
Thanks in advance

50-50
hero member
Activity: 647
Merit: 510
Counterpartying
Speaking only for myself, I agree creating more XCP is not a solution.

This whole situation, while unfortunate, has been handled well and I assume that will continue to be the case. That the Buy/Sell thread did not see a huge influx of panic selling was both surprising and impressive. The security issue has been fixed and the utility of the protocol remains intact. I don't see any other possible course of action other than waiting it out until more information is available. Namely, what the hacker decides to do and what busoni proposes.
sr. member
Activity: 294
Merit: 250
Hello,
I had some XCPs at Poloniex, but in the sell order, and did not get affected by this issue whatsoever.
It is highly likely that I get them back, no?
Thanks in advance
hero member
Activity: 672
Merit: 500
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That's completely defeating the purpose of PoB.

How so?


We've burned BTC to get a fixed amount of XCP. Issuing more XCP would make counterparty based on a lie.

That's why I think it's not gonna happen, it's completely on the opposite of (what appears to be) the philosophy of the devs.

Please, why don't everybody wait for the smoke to clears out and then we'll discuss. I've not lost a penny in this, but I'll stick together with the community if a bounty/ compensation fund or whatever clever decision is made.
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