Topic: CoinMarket.io | New, self-moderated support and news thread. - page 32. (Read 211724 times)

I would also like to hear the real answer to this question. Lets be honest everyone in the back of their minds has been wondering about the bitcoins. Even the pretender knows this and that's why he is trying
to get a reaction from us.

Thanks coinmarket.io for returning some of the alts, but I have to admit bitcoin desposits after trade was stopped should also be returned as part of the altcoin batch, this will raise suspicion for me and I am sure a lot of others.

Use your real email adress next time you handle real money..

HAHAHA, btw its not a real coinmarket.io its some fake .i0 < zero or some clever scam this time

Wow. I don't know which is funnier.  The fact you created another troll account to look like coinmarket.io, or the fact you are that dumb you can't even take 10% off the number 2.

I agree but I would still like to know the real coinmarket.io comments with regards to BITCOIN deposits made after the 26th of feb, these deposits should be released
as they were not part of the scam/hack/exploit or whatever coinmarket is claiming them to be.

I have seen my personal btc moved around from wallet to wallet.

I am still calling this a scam until btc deposits at least after 1st March are given back to users.

I have the same feeling and ideas with you

First of all I want to emphasize my Coinmarket portfolio was worth less than nothing. So don't see me as an affected customer. I am just an interested follower of this drama. Despite of my coins being worthless I decided to ask a withdrawal request for all coins, just in order to experience this drama a little bit better. I didn't expect to see my coins back. So it's a big surprise I got my KDC and NOBL today. Thanks @Coinmarket.io, I honestly admit I thought you were scammers (but still not sure you are no scammers).

But I noticed two odd situations as well, that I didn't hear from anyone else in this thread:
- First of all, after trying to withdraw my coins they appeared in my withdrawal history. Just like everyone else they were pending. I still have 4 pending withdrawals, just like anyone else. But strange enough, the "Requester IP" isn't my own IP. For all new withdrawal requests (March 16) the IP's were 141.101.88.134 or 173.245.53.104. But these are definitely not my own IP addresses! Anyone else noticed this? Don't know if these IP's are related to Coinmarket or to innocent customers.
- Among those worthless coins I had 1298.05 USDE. I thought to withdraw them to another exchange. Probably Poloniex, possibly Allcrypt. Unfortunately I'm not sure anymore which exchange it was. As far as I know I didn't generate new addresses at Poloniex or Allcrypt. But for some reason the USDE are sent to another address than my Poloniex or Allcrypt address. I don't know if this is my own mistake, it really is possiblle. But as I got someone else's IP, it is possible I got someone else's withdrawal address as well? So without murder screaming I am interested if others have this same issue? It is of course possible the owners did send some coins to their own addresses. (block explorer)

You might think you are being funny by impersonating coinmarket.io but you aren't. You are just getting in the way.

I see coinmarket.io has been online again but STILL IGNORES ME.
20 HOURS REMAINING

i love to deposit and help you out but dont have any btcs at the momento 

I CANNOT WITHDRAW AS THE EMAIL I USED TO SIGN UP NO LONGER EXISTS - WHAT DO I DO?

Hey coinmarket.io "not sure why they think it's funny"?? Because you are still either scammers or the FUCKING WORST PR GUYS I've ever seen in my 47  years.  Absent any real communication, people make up theories and make jokes.  IF you are innocent AND you don't understand the insult your absence has added to your incompetence, then I'm wasting my time addressing you as an adult, but hey, I'm easy that way.

Can you please fix this?

Sat Mar 08 2014 12:39:16   1716.12184944   KDC   xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx   confirmed

Never received that coins and there's no TxID.

User: haggis

That is a fantastic question, I think the answer will determine the real situation here if you get one. I don't see why people that deposited bitcoins after 1st March wouldn't get btc back straight away.

BTW I don't have any bitcoins on this exchange but I will be breaking out the popcorn until the excuse for this questions comes through that they wont be able too. lol

Yeah any deposits made in March would not be affected obviously. That will be a small amount though compared to the btc that would of been on the exchange already.
Those people are lucky they didn't deposit before the 24th Feb

Coinmarket I take it All bitcoin deposits made after 1st March will get there bitcoins back now?

So I take it the btc deposited after the trades stopped around 26th Feb will be returned to those people and the rest will hopefully get there btc back after the negotiations have taken place?

We have announced (on page ~146 or near it) that there may be multiple ways to get additional BTC from other sources - to fund stuck BTC withdrawals.
The negotiations for that are still ongoing. Meanwhile, we are going to process as many altcoin withdrawals as requested. This is not the end of the story.

People who throw accusations at us have zero proof. Its simple to come up with theories.
CoinMarket.io can provide any kind of proof of innocence that you guys want.
You should redirect your energy towards finding the real thieves - we can definitely help with that.

We have reasons to believe that the main person behind the exploits has registered his first account with this email: [email protected]
There is some rather intresting data on him on google and he may be associated with 0daycoins.
He tried to blackmail us and claimed hacking 0daycoins and "several other exchanges" - but that may not be the case.
Another user who was definitely in on the scam used an username of summergaoteng and this email: [email protected]

Please ignore all BS that is posted by users not named exactly coinmarket.io.
People are creating accounts with similar names and posting BS - not sure why they think its funny.

You can always check the first page

funny that they offically announced they are going to shut down the webiste. Why didn't do it earlier, because of greed... wanted more btc. Pity

the one with .io