Can you please update your google authenticator code to show the key as well as the QR code? The blackberry version doesn't allow you to scan a QR code only type it in.
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Does removing a coin/ part of one mid day effect the interest on the rest, or is it very precise? if I remove a coin 8 hours into the day do I still get 8 hours of interest on that coin and the full interest on the others?
Thank you again
I was curious about this, because if this is the case then there's money left over in the account, if not you're shorted some relatively minor amount of money. I imagine if you only withdraw part of the total coin from an account it would be less significant.Thank you again
As for locked addresses, is it locked for 14 days then unlocked, or does attempting to change the lock address start the 14d counter, or does the counter start when you try to withdrawal to a different address? I just haven't seen any "unlock" button.
Does removing a coin/ part of one mid day effect the interest on the rest, or is it very precise? if I remove a coin 8 hours into the day do I still get 8 hours of interest on that coin and the full interest on the others?
Thank you again
Thank you again
Yeah, interest is calculated precisely to how long your coins where deposited. This is to avoid people depositing all their coins 1 min before interest is paid, and taking it out after they get interest
Was it the first day?
If so you only get a part of 0.067%, since you did not deposit your money full 24 hours.
// Stenkross
If so you only get a part of 0.067%, since you did not deposit your money full 24 hours.
// Stenkross
Ahha! That makes sense. My bad!
My maths may be wrong here, but I have a question about interest.
I dropped 2 bitcoins in there. On the "Earn Interest" page, it says the daily rate is 0.067%.
I noticed that I have received interest to take my balance up to 2.00080973.
However, if the interest rate is 0.067%, I'd expect that balance to be 2.00134000.
Is this a bug, or horrible maths on my part?
I dropped 2 bitcoins in there. On the "Earn Interest" page, it says the daily rate is 0.067%.
I noticed that I have received interest to take my balance up to 2.00080973.
However, if the interest rate is 0.067%, I'd expect that balance to be 2.00134000.
Is this a bug, or horrible maths on my part?
Was it the first day?
If so you only get a part of 0.067%, since you did not deposit your money full 24 hours.
// Stenkross
My maths may be wrong here, but I have a question about interest.
I dropped 2 bitcoins in there. On the "Earn Interest" page, it says the daily rate is 0.067%.
I noticed that I have received interest to take my balance up to 2.00080973.
However, if the interest rate is 0.067%, I'd expect that balance to be 2.00134000.
Is this a bug, or horrible maths on my part?
I dropped 2 bitcoins in there. On the "Earn Interest" page, it says the daily rate is 0.067%.
I noticed that I have received interest to take my balance up to 2.00080973.
However, if the interest rate is 0.067%, I'd expect that balance to be 2.00134000.
Is this a bug, or horrible maths on my part?
If you were having problems verifying your account, send me a PM!
Oh hah. Sorry. Obviously. I'd probably need to be blood related. If you ever need help elsewhere keep me in mind. I'd never expect password or account direct info.
TF,
Was Coinlenders down or affected at all when Gox was down yesterday (4/21)?
I noticed my password no longer worked during that time, I even submitted a request to get it reset. Then as soon as Gox came back up and the market settled my password now works again at coinlenders. I know it was not my own mis-type or forgetting the password since I use lastpass and it enters the password for me. It also was not a capcha issue since it plainly says if your password is wrong or your captcha if that's the case.
Somehow during the gox outage, coinlenders didn't recognize my password for some reason. Were you possibly trying to limit loss during what was expected to be a crash?
Thanks
ChadQberry
We're not connected to gox, may be a cache issue regarding the client sided hashing - emailed.Was Coinlenders down or affected at all when Gox was down yesterday (4/21)?
I noticed my password no longer worked during that time, I even submitted a request to get it reset. Then as soon as Gox came back up and the market settled my password now works again at coinlenders. I know it was not my own mis-type or forgetting the password since I use lastpass and it enters the password for me. It also was not a capcha issue since it plainly says if your password is wrong or your captcha if that's the case.
Somehow during the gox outage, coinlenders didn't recognize my password for some reason. Were you possibly trying to limit loss during what was expected to be a crash?
Thanks
ChadQberry
I'll be honest I'll invest more every month,. I like seeing my investment climb even if it's a little bit.
If you ever hire for support etc. I'd love a chance to help out I'm a military member on Parental leave in Canada, So plenty of time off and collecting a pay check
Sorry but it's tricky if people other than my IP & login could view account information, change passwords, etc. If you ever hire for support etc. I'd love a chance to help out
I'm a military member on Parental leave in Canada, So plenty of time off and collecting a pay check
I'll be honest I'll invest more every month,. I like seeing my investment climb even if it's a little bit.
If you ever hire for support etc. I'd love a chance to help out I'm a military member on Parental leave in Canada, So plenty of time off and collecting a pay check
If you ever hire for support etc. I'd love a chance to help out
I'm a military member on Parental leave in Canada, So plenty of time off and collecting a pay check 
TF,
Was Coinlenders down or affected at all when Gox was down yesterday (4/21)?
I noticed my password no longer worked during that time, I even submitted a request to get it reset. Then as soon as Gox came back up and the market settled my password now works again at coinlenders. I know it was not my own mis-type or forgetting the password since I use lastpass and it enters the password for me. It also was not a capcha issue since it plainly says if your password is wrong or your captcha if that's the case.
Somehow during the gox outage, coinlenders didn't recognize my password for some reason. Were you possibly trying to limit loss during what was expected to be a crash?
Thanks
ChadQberry
I deposited yesterday and didn't notice it down when MtGox was down. I guess this might just be coincidence though, right?Was Coinlenders down or affected at all when Gox was down yesterday (4/21)?
I noticed my password no longer worked during that time, I even submitted a request to get it reset. Then as soon as Gox came back up and the market settled my password now works again at coinlenders. I know it was not my own mis-type or forgetting the password since I use lastpass and it enters the password for me. It also was not a capcha issue since it plainly says if your password is wrong or your captcha if that's the case.
Somehow during the gox outage, coinlenders didn't recognize my password for some reason. Were you possibly trying to limit loss during what was expected to be a crash?
Thanks
ChadQberry
On another note... CL Don't seem to be involved into fiat much as they state on their website they are not into currency risks so I don't think the availability of MtGox is overly important for their model.
TF,
Was Coinlenders down or affected at all when Gox was down yesterday (4/21)?
I noticed my password no longer worked during that time, I even submitted a request to get it reset. Then as soon as Gox came back up and the market settled my password now works again at coinlenders. I know it was not my own mis-type or forgetting the password since I use lastpass and it enters the password for me. It also was not a capcha issue since it plainly says if your password is wrong or your captcha if that's the case.
Somehow during the gox outage, coinlenders didn't recognize my password for some reason. Were you possibly trying to limit loss during what was expected to be a crash?
Thanks
ChadQberry
Was Coinlenders down or affected at all when Gox was down yesterday (4/21)?
I noticed my password no longer worked during that time, I even submitted a request to get it reset. Then as soon as Gox came back up and the market settled my password now works again at coinlenders. I know it was not my own mis-type or forgetting the password since I use lastpass and it enters the password for me. It also was not a capcha issue since it plainly says if your password is wrong or your captcha if that's the case.
Somehow during the gox outage, coinlenders didn't recognize my password for some reason. Were you possibly trying to limit loss during what was expected to be a crash?
Thanks
ChadQberry
Good Job TF.
I still did not get anything back from you re; pentest information other than the person who carried it out. Did he provide a scanning methodology etc? I want to be safe in the knowledge my coins are secure. I am willing to confirm details for the other members also as I understand not everyone is as familiar with these practices as others.
I still did not get anything back from you re; pentest information other than the person who carried it out. Did he provide a scanning methodology etc? I want to be safe in the knowledge my coins are secure. I am willing to confirm details for the other members also as I understand not everyone is as familiar with these practices as others.
It seems to be a rounding error in the interest payments.
If I add up all my interest payments and my deposits, it does not match my bitcoin balance.
It's only 1 satoshi off, so it's no biggie really, but it could be worth looking into.
I sent you a mail with more details.
Keep up the good work!
// Stenkross
Hi,If I add up all my interest payments and my deposits, it does not match my bitcoin balance.
It's only 1 satoshi off, so it's no biggie really, but it could be worth looking into.
I sent you a mail with more details.
Keep up the good work!
// Stenkross
Internally, CoinLenders were calculating balances and digits to 10 decimal places with the UI rounding it to 8 decimals. This behavior has being changed so now it should be consistent, even through the maximum difference previously was 1 satoshi.
Thanks!
It seems to be a rounding error in the interest payments.
If I add up all my interest payments and my deposits, it does not match my bitcoin balance.
It's only 1 satoshi off, so it's no biggie really, but it could be worth looking into.
I sent you a mail with more details.
Keep up the good work!
// Stenkross
If I add up all my interest payments and my deposits, it does not match my bitcoin balance.
It's only 1 satoshi off, so it's no biggie really, but it could be worth looking into.
I sent you a mail with more details.
Keep up the good work!
// Stenkross
TradeFortress,
Something else I just thought about...
Is CoinLenders a one-man show? Or, is there someone ready and able to fill your shoes, manage the assets/accounts, and keep things running smoothly if you were to be incapacitated due to some unfortunate event? For example, if you had a heart attack or were involved in a car accident that required hospitalization for several days/weeks.
Something else I just thought about...
Is CoinLenders a one-man show? Or, is there someone ready and able to fill your shoes, manage the assets/accounts, and keep things running smoothly if you were to be incapacitated due to some unfortunate event? For example, if you had a heart attack or were involved in a car accident that required hospitalization for several days/weeks.
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ATC777 loan (remaining): 28.73 BTC (might go the way of Ian Bakewell)
scrybe line of credit: 35 BTC
Btcjam secured loan (remaining): 3 BTC
CoinLenders 20 BTC loan: 20 BTC
Total loans / lines of credit: 86.73 BTC
Total coins: 21.6 BTC
scrybe line of credit: 35 BTC
Btcjam secured loan (remaining): 3 BTC
CoinLenders 20 BTC loan: 20 BTC
Total loans / lines of credit: 86.73 BTC
Total coins: 21.6 BTC
At least we get to know something from BTCINVEST
Keep looking forward
New feature: Locking of withdrawal addresses!
You can now lock your account to a specific withdrawal address in Settings. I recommend doing this now - even if you don't think you will be hacked, it's better to be safe than sorry.
You can unlock the address, however it will take 14 days before you are able to withdraw to any address you like. An email alert is automatically sent when there is an unlock request.
You can now lock your account to a specific withdrawal address in Settings. I recommend doing this now - even if you don't think you will be hacked, it's better to be safe than sorry.
You can unlock the address, however it will take 14 days before you are able to withdraw to any address you like. An email alert is automatically sent when there is an unlock request.
Very nice!
Now I actually have one last concern; you say the deposits are insured, not FDIC insured but insured by you and your (BTC) assets. Could you provided somekind of proof for that? And are there people who have some proof of who you are, have some documents of you for instance?
Not to be rude, but Hashking offered a similar personal kind of insurance, which turned out to be not very impressive.
. Regarding the insurance, it's through a combination of my bitcoin and fiat holdings as well as stop loss orders on gox & etc. Some people here in the community do know my name & who I am. It's also interesting how scammers like Pirate, all those deposit takers, Ian Bakewell, etc did few things and stayed within their comfort region, while I'm working on sites unrelated to coinlenders & a new non-PoW, PoS cryptocurrency 
Also see my response later onWhen you logout there is a typo in the message. It says: You have being logged out.
should be: You have been logged out*
should be: You have been logged out*
Fixed, thanks!
When trying to change my password, I get the "Passwords do not match or are less than 8 chars." error. I am sure that my passwords are way longer than 8 chars, and I tried a couple times to be sure they match. TradeFortress, could you please look at it?
Fixed, caused by the client hashing update, now should be alright!
Reports~~~ Reports~~~ Everyone would like a report page for your site
You mean an automatically updating list of CoinLender's holdings? Loans are quite simple to list, and I could use exchange APIs. The question is if I'm comfortable disclosing it - I don't always make money trading for example, but it's the overall picture that counts, and I don't want to be forced to liquidate assets and positions when there's a large run.
Speaking of which, helping people with resetting passwords & etc is taking a lot of my time. Please use KeePass or another password manager!
Reports~~~ Reports~~~ Everyone would like a report page for your site
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