Topic: BITSTAMP Bitcoin withdrawal processing suspended (Read 1297 times)
14.feb.2014
Bitcoin withdrawals processing soon
Dear Bitstamp clients,
A denial-of-service attack caused us to suspend the processing of Bitcoin withdrawals. Bitstamp, with help from the Bitcoin core developers, has implemented a solution that passes our preliminary tests and audits.
After additional testing, we plan to enable Bitcoin withdraws later today.
Thank you for your understanding!
Best regards,
The Bitstamp team
Wonder who is pissed at BTC for whatever reason. Maybe its the Gox guys pissed they go caught with a faulty program
Probably the Gox guys , but because they can't lie themselves out anymore.
They are trying to pull one last stunt before going down , probably they feel the police is on their tails.
IMO, if I were them I would welcome the police so the people who they screwed didnt get a hold of them.
Just look at the other cases in which bitcoin holders have been screwed and nothing happened.
Do you see people throwing rocks at the BFL guys?
It seems pirate@40 was identified , was there somebody assaulting him with a chainsaw?
Wonder who is pissed at BTC for whatever reason. Maybe its the Gox guys pissed they go caught with a faulty program
Probably the Gox guys , but because they can't lie themselves out anymore.
They are trying to pull one last stunt before going down , probably they feel the police is on their tails.
IMO, if I were them I would welcome the police so the people who they screwed didnt get a hold of them.
They say it will be fixed soon. The page linked to above says
No funds have been lost and no funds are at risk.
This is a denial-of-service attack made possible by some misunderstandings in Bitcoin wallet implementations. These misunderstandings have simple solutions that are being implemented as we speak, and we're confident everything will be back to normal shortly.
Withdrawals which failed on the 10th and 11th of February will be canceled and the amounts added back to the customer account balances.
No funds have been lost and no funds are at risk.
This is a denial-of-service attack made possible by some misunderstandings in Bitcoin wallet implementations. These misunderstandings have simple solutions that are being implemented as we speak, and we're confident everything will be back to normal shortly.
Withdrawals which failed on the 10th and 11th of February will be canceled and the amounts added back to the customer account balances.
Then why didn't you add the whole text in the main post.
The way it looks now , it's just another tentative to spread some Fud.
Sorry, I didn't think everyone would want to read the whole page because it's massive. I thought the the phrase "deposit processing will be suspended temporarily until a software fix is issued" from my first post would be enough to assure people this situation is only temporary,
Wonder who is pissed at BTC for whatever reason. Maybe its the Gox guys pissed they go caught with a faulty program
Probably the Gox guys , but because they can't lie themselves out anymore.
They are trying to pull one last stunt before going down , probably they feel the police is on their tails.
Wonder who is pissed at BTC for whatever reason. Maybe its the Gox guys pissed they go caught with a faulty program
They say it will be fixed soon. The page linked to above says
No funds have been lost and no funds are at risk.
This is a denial-of-service attack made possible by some misunderstandings in Bitcoin wallet implementations. These misunderstandings have simple solutions that are being implemented as we speak, and we're confident everything will be back to normal shortly.
Withdrawals which failed on the 10th and 11th of February will be canceled and the amounts added back to the customer account balances.
No funds have been lost and no funds are at risk.
This is a denial-of-service attack made possible by some misunderstandings in Bitcoin wallet implementations. These misunderstandings have simple solutions that are being implemented as we speak, and we're confident everything will be back to normal shortly.
Withdrawals which failed on the 10th and 11th of February will be canceled and the amounts added back to the customer account balances.
Then why didn't you add the whole text in the main post.
The way it looks now , it's just another tentative to spread some Fud.
even though the press release has now been posted, I only see the funds are at risk part
I joke, they ARE my xchange of choice
They say it will be fixed soon. The page linked to above says
No funds have been lost and no funds are at risk.
This is a denial-of-service attack made possible by some misunderstandings in Bitcoin wallet implementations. These misunderstandings have simple solutions that are being implemented as we speak, and we're confident everything will be back to normal shortly.
Withdrawals which failed on the 10th and 11th of February will be canceled and the amounts added back to the customer account balances.
No funds have been lost and no funds are at risk.
This is a denial-of-service attack made possible by some misunderstandings in Bitcoin wallet implementations. These misunderstandings have simple solutions that are being implemented as we speak, and we're confident everything will be back to normal shortly.
Withdrawals which failed on the 10th and 11th of February will be canceled and the amounts added back to the customer account balances.
Then why didn't you add the whole text in the main post.
The way it looks now , it's just another tentative to spread some Fud.
They say it will be fixed soon. The page linked to above says
No funds have been lost and no funds are at risk.
This is a denial-of-service attack made possible by some misunderstandings in Bitcoin wallet implementations. These misunderstandings have simple solutions that are being implemented as we speak, and we're confident everything will be back to normal shortly.
Withdrawals which failed on the 10th and 11th of February will be canceled and the amounts added back to the customer account balances.
No funds have been lost and no funds are at risk.
This is a denial-of-service attack made possible by some misunderstandings in Bitcoin wallet implementations. These misunderstandings have simple solutions that are being implemented as we speak, and we're confident everything will be back to normal shortly.
Withdrawals which failed on the 10th and 11th of February will be canceled and the amounts added back to the customer account balances.
Seriously? Today was the first time that I bought bitcoin and now that...
Could I maybe get my money back to my account and try to buy again later?
Could I maybe get my money back to my account and try to buy again later?
i think they just suspended trades, so you can access your funds again later if bitstamp does not go under!
I'd keep them. They will probably cost more after it gets fixed.
Seriously? Today was the first time that I bought bitcoin and now that...
Could I maybe get my money back to my account and try to buy again later?
Could I maybe get my money back to my account and try to buy again later?
Dear Bitstamp users
Bitstamp’s exchange software is extremely cautious concerning Bitcoin transactions. Currently it has suspended processing Bitcoin withdrawals due to inconsistent results reported by our bitcoind wallet, caused by a denial-of-service attack using transaction malleability to temporarily disrupt balance checking. As such, Bitcoin withdrawal and deposit processing will be suspended temporarily until a software fix is issued.
https://www.bitstamp.net/article/bitcoin-withdraws-suspended/
Does this mean if I buy bitcoins from bitstamp through ripple I cannot have them until this gets sorted?
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