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By chance I saw DCORP Listed on Cryptopia exchange but I heard the token will not be available for withdrawal from wallets until October so has this date changed and it will be traded much earlier? Sorry if I sound a little confused in this matter.
Thanks for the info.
great. thank you for the prompt response.
this thread is dead. no update?
other coin already launch to market,but DCORP??
Post 1272 . You must read here.
Oct. 2017
other coin already launch to market,but DCORP??
DCORP ad-vidoes are following me everywhere, i decided to come and see what is it about, so ads worked for me.
Not seen any of those yet, but the text/image based ads hounded me for some time.
DCORP ad-vidoes are following me everywhere, i decided to come and see what is it about, so ads worked for me.
some update from devs?
I do not see anything here . You ?
some update from devs?
Are these tokens already transferable or do we also have to wait until October?
AFAIK, tokens will be transferable only in October.
Are these tokens already transferable or do we also have to wait until October?
Is there any expectation when DCORP will be showed on coinmarketcap?
Oktober 2017 Thanks :-)
Is there any expectation when DCORP will be showed on coinmarketcap?
Oktober 2017
Is there any expectation when DCORP will be showed on coinmarketcap?
Just a heads up everyone this is IMPORTANT
If you are a member of the slack group you may have received an email that asks you to update your myetherwallet.com with new two factor identification. It goes on to claim that you will not have access to your funds if you do not update these settings. The email claims to be from the dev team.
This is of course a scam phishing scheme do not click the link in the email.
If you are a member of the slack group you may have received an email that asks you to update your myetherwallet.com with new two factor identification. It goes on to claim that you will not have access to your funds if you do not update these settings. The email claims to be from the dev team.
This is of course a scam phishing scheme do not click the link in the email.
But why is this sent out in the Slack? This is not good at all. Bad security. If this happens, what will happen with the smart contracts? Potential disaster.
It's Slack's fault.
That is not very good. Then serious projects must not use Slack. DCORP and other projects should stop using Slack.
The DCORP team addressed it immediately in the slack channel stating repeatedly that they will never ask you for this information and to ignore anyone who does. Things like this happen all the time in the crypto ico's. I can't remember if it was Bancor or SOMN but on their opening day people were posting a different eth address to send funds to in their slack. They stole thousands from people sending their eht to the wrong address. These things just happen in this environment.
Just a heads up everyone this is IMPORTANT
If you are a member of the slack group you may have received an email that asks you to update your myetherwallet.com with new two factor identification. It goes on to claim that you will not have access to your funds if you do not update these settings. The email claims to be from the dev team.
This is of course a scam phishing scheme do not click the link in the email.
If you are a member of the slack group you may have received an email that asks you to update your myetherwallet.com with new two factor identification. It goes on to claim that you will not have access to your funds if you do not update these settings. The email claims to be from the dev team.
This is of course a scam phishing scheme do not click the link in the email.
But why is this sent out in the Slack? This is not good at all. Bad security. If this happens, what will happen with the smart contracts? Potential disaster.
It's Slack's fault.
That is not very good. Then serious projects must not use Slack. DCORP and other projects should stop using Slack.
Just a heads up everyone this is IMPORTANT
If you are a member of the slack group you may have received an email that asks you to update your myetherwallet.com with new two factor identification. It goes on to claim that you will not have access to your funds if you do not update these settings. The email claims to be from the dev team.
This is of course a scam phishing scheme do not click the link in the email.
If you are a member of the slack group you may have received an email that asks you to update your myetherwallet.com with new two factor identification. It goes on to claim that you will not have access to your funds if you do not update these settings. The email claims to be from the dev team.
This is of course a scam phishing scheme do not click the link in the email.
But why is this sent out in the Slack? This is not good at all. Bad security. If this happens, what will happen with the smart contracts? Potential disaster.
It's Slack's fault.
Just a heads up everyone this is IMPORTANT
If you are a member of the slack group you may have received an email that asks you to update your myetherwallet.com with new two factor identification. It goes on to claim that you will not have access to your funds if you do not update these settings. The email claims to be from the dev team.
This is of course a scam phishing scheme do not click the link in the email.
If you are a member of the slack group you may have received an email that asks you to update your myetherwallet.com with new two factor identification. It goes on to claim that you will not have access to your funds if you do not update these settings. The email claims to be from the dev team.
This is of course a scam phishing scheme do not click the link in the email.
But why is this sent out in the Slack? This is not good at all. Bad security. If this happens, what will happen with the smart contracts? Potential disaster.
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