Topic: CoinMarket.io | New, self-moderated support and news thread. - page 89. (Read 211708 times)

if he care about this situation he would post in this topic - right?

Drug money stolen?

Maybe just give this site until friday before dangling them off a building... 99% sure it's a scam but if someone is going to be killed over it maybe just give them a bit more time. I am all for Justice but maybe
the youngster will come to his senses before it's too late.

Such a shame

When it was up a handful of days ago, I was able to withdraw around 1.5mil MINT.

I chose to leave my BTC at the exchange, as it wasn't all that much and there were rampant reports of stuck tx's.

^ Lesson learned I suppose.



Really did like this exchange.  It can be amazing how fast nodejs can be.....

Such a shame

CoinMarket.io

 help me,   withdrawal but not succeed, many days

my username is: kingyf

Fri Mar 07 2014 09:53:58   1.65380002   BTC      confirmed

withdrawal but not succeed, many days

please help me, thanks

Hello everyone. I am new to the BitcoinTalk forums (although I have been a long-time lurker). My brother lost coins on Coinmarket.io, so I made a website that notifies one when it comes back online:
http://bing-pong.com/coinmarket.php

Someone posted these details in this thread before:

Contact Name : Kenneth Bjorke
Organization Name : Coinmarket
Street : Knapstadveien 6F
City : Knapstad
State : Ostfold
Postal Code : 1823
Country: NO

I lost 0.3 btc... well i accepted it already a week ago.. after i saw withdraw got stuck..

Agree.

Are you sure it's down for good? If so I've lost 2k KDC 

I do not understand one things.. why people blame users for keep coins on exchange?... Why scam should be NORMAL exchange behaviour? I though exchanges are making for let people trade there, and take profit from fee not from thiefing. If People should await each minute that exchange can run with coins, nobody will use them at all...

Need to do something with this whole situation in crypto nowdays. Since like there are million pamp and dump  scam coins now, there are already bunch of pump and dump exchanges appear....

Is this his details? give any infomation to me it's important we find him.

Coinmarket, patiently waiting for my withdrawal of 10897623.9975 KARM to KT486BctzFF6egh76oTCVhsvrEA5wwRLWK. Account: Overspeed. Thank you.

Hi Support Coinmarket.io!

yesterday, i withdraw 42999 USDe from coinmarket.io to my wallet. but, my wallet can not receive this coin.
can you check my accound, why this coin can not confirmed on my wallet:

my wallet show:
Status: 0/unconfirmed
Date: 3/10/2014 22:33
From: unknown
To: GWmMEZkE51MAYAnaZ89cbTdrRpfqeoAWcx (own address)
Credit: 42999.00 USDE
Net amount: +42999.00 USDE
Transaction ID: 71e4fa5b63e583842840dd1f627642af0893111e75e1e8328cb04469b26cb3f5

P/s: My Id: enzz0; email: [email protected]

thanks

Of course they do.  Exchanges are supposed to be safe.  Suggesting we should transfer funds in for each transaction at each moment is silly.  One it doesn't address the problem and two it isn't realistic for anyone that isn't just dumping their coins or buying at the current market price.

Although I understand your point I find it a bit troublesome if we have to move money in, make a transaction, and immediately move our money back out again for fear of having the exchange take our coins.  That would seem to be a bit of a problem for the whole concept of an exchange if this is the safeguards that are necessary which of course wouldn't work anyway.  As mentioned in a later post the exchange can go down at any time.  All you are doing is reducing your exposure but that does nothing to deal with the actual problem which is the disappearing coins.

Although it happens in the regulated world to, there are protections for investors to some extent.  If the crypto world is ever going to be accepted as a legitimate business you can't have everyone fearing the constant theft of coins.  Fear leads to hording which leads to reduced transactions which leads to dead coins.  You can say it is our fault for putting money somewhere or such and such but when your coins simply disappear that is theft and that is a crime.  It isn't the victims fault that they got robbed.  Someone had to commit the crime.

I have to add that it is bit funny to me that I've got the vast majority of my net worth held at regulated exchanges in the fiat world and I have not encountered this problem yet in over 25 years.  Three months into the crypto world and I've been robbed of some coins twice.

This is such bullshit advice.  Your money can be lost at anytime. Doesnt need to be overnight, the site can go down at anytime.

I refer you all to 40+ pages of comments and over a week ago.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5482372

I wonder if in another week people will still be believing coinmarket.io is going to be the next great exchange.

Specifically for coinmarket.io, I personally think the guy operating this exchange is faithful and there will be an explanation for the trouble. I can not see a reason for him to run away. He will make much more money by keeping it running.

But you never know. I trade always with smaller amounts, even if I have to send 5 times. And I don't use exchanges as my wallet. Independent what is the name of the exchange.

btw. I also don't trust banks in real live.

Well, if you made a mistake sending coins to a exchange, don't make another one by not trying to find this asshole.

dont keep it over night at exchanges and don't trade with amounts you can not get over at one time. no exchange gives guarantees. its all on your own risk. there is no insurance or law backing you.

Its the fact that trust has been lost yet again. Why shouldn't we be able to keep coins in an exchange. I assume Day traders must have to.