Topic: CoinLenders Script :: Bitcoin Bank (Borrow+Deposit) Software :: Demo Available - page 45. (Read 111193 times)

You'll prob get like 40 - 50 percent back if you're lucky.

I had a little over 3.4 in CL. The CDs still show on my page. Mine are spread into 3 CDs about a week apart. I've got one coming due next week. I'll withdraw if I can but somehow I don't think that will happen.

TradeFortress seemed like an upstanding enough person and I started very small and got braver over time. I'm disappointed as it does not seem the promises of security were kept. I hope that some of this can be rectified.

I wonder if there is any police investigation. I noticed this UK based company http://www.sytech-consultants.com/ that claim to do Digital Forensics on bitcoin.

On November 7, 2013, the sun doesn't seem to shine as bright as it use to. The thought of a global network hashing at 2.8 Petahashes does seem to arouse as much excitement as it once did. The idea of a P2P web of trust beyond world power controls doesn't seem as illustrious as it once did. A dark day it is indeed. Black Thursday

It took me 2 years, many late nights and much diligence to accumulate 6 BTC. Starting with faucets, then moving on to pushing small volume on violitile BTC & security exchange markets. All it took was 1 month to loose it all. The first half of my lose occurred through a close Internet friend of 4 years(who actually brought bitcoin to my attention) a P2P loan that defaulted. The second half of my loss now comes from this fiasco.

I was not ignorant of the high risk involved with placing my hard earned BTC on coinlenders. But when you roll small BTC numbers the rewards seems to outweigh the risk involves until you loose it all.  All of it....

Well a large chunk of the coins would have to be lent out otherwise there is no way that it could have sustained the interest rates it was paying.  In theory there is no reason these loans won't still be collected.

Coinlenders assets were in the inputs wallet.

This is just disappointing.

Does anyone know if this affects our coinlender's balance as well? (It was not in inputs.io account but I'm guessing they're all shared anyways)

Sometimes your own instincts is the best to listen to.


I also remembered a post that you removed but i can't find it coz it is full of ***** or symbols. Can't find.
I seems pissing here but really, really if you want your future in Bitcoin to be better. Don't do sth for doing it, blindly. Think of what you are doing, listen to your heart.

Let's all hope he keeps his word then.  Nothing else until now would have me made doubt it.

I contacted TF, he said that CL balances will be refunded next week, but no information if fully or partially.

Someone on Reddit reported they just got paid half of their CL balance. I don't know if there's much left for the rest of the payments and if there is on assets, how long it'll take to liquidate them.

Other users have been paid back in full for CD's.

TF stated that CL balances would never be used to pay back inputs.io balances.  I guess we wait and see.

Pretty sure by now we won't get all of our money back at this stage. :/ I had a really bad feeling when TF saved his own rear by saying CoinLenders was just a "demo" and none of the investments were real and with no guarantees. It seemed reasonable then. I should have acted on that then. I just hope he had some money on his reserves, at least to partially pay any CoinLenders "investors".

We all want that...

I really hope this gets resolved soon and I want some of my coins back...sighs.

it's happened 2 weeks ago !!

All we can do is wait...

Seriously. I too have a CD due this November and am simply hoping for the best. It sucks having waited 6 damn months to not reap the profits! :/

Doesnt't look good.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3505336

Since there is no reply from the inputs email. I'll fwd the question to you

@TradeFortress


1: what is the Inputs.io unimpacted balance (you can also answer percentage, I saw in a random refund is ~75% 1.61/2.14)
2: how much portion of Coinlenders' coin is on Inputs.io

Thanks

Hrrrm

I've read through the last 10 or so pages here but I'm still not entirely sure of the implications of the input.io on the coins I was storing in coinlenders that I intended to use towards my wedding next summer. Pro tip: I don't need to hear "you're stupid, dude" because anybody is a genius with the near-useless gift of hindsight.

It seems a bit harsh that I may lose some of my btc because of a hack on another service - one that I didn't even want to, or ask to use. Inputs.io was kind of forced upon us, we used to be able to throw coins into coinlenders through an address. Therefore, if inputs.io is hacked, inputs.io should bear the brunt, and not coinlenders customers just because we happen to use a service owned by the same guy.

I'm waiting to find out what happens next, but to be honest, I'm not too optimistic - my coins are currently stuck in a CD that should have paid out on the 6th, but instead is sitting there generating satoshis into the abyss.

Interested to know when this news broke - was it before or after the 6th November? If it was after, this would seem to indicate knowledge that this was about to go down by virtue of my CD not paying out and just sitting in limbo!

What next for those of us who are coinlender customers? Do we have to email, or just wait? A FAQ may be good.