Topic: DOGECOIN NOW ON Cryptsy! YAYYYY (Read 10618 times)

To follow up. It got kicked back -- they still took the 1 doge fee, though.

So I just sold that batch to LTC and took the LTC out -- no problem as usual.

So what is withdrawal time like on Cryptsy for Dogecoin ?

I have put Doge into it numerous times, sold Doge to LTC and/or BTC, and have withdrawn both to my wallets no problem.

But it's going on an hour taking Doge out to my wallet and it hasn't hit at all. This normally a slow process with them ? First time I've tried to take Doge out.

dogecoins are not deposited yet, almost 24hr after ... no response on ticket   i think all my 6500 doges are gone  

edit: all my dogecoins were refunded  yaayyy

hi guys.

today i deposited all my 6500 dogecoins (i mined them 4 days) to cryptsy ... after 5 hours of waiting, they aren't deposited yet. still pending deposits after 6 confirmations. it's so annoying that you mine like dumb all nights and then all your dogecoins are flushed in cryptsy. 

Still no Doges. bye bye 1m doge !

You are right!
I sent durrrr .33 bitcoin for some dogecoins yesterday and i still didnt received anything.
He said that he transfer it from cryptsy and its in pending status but it has been almost s4 since then and nothing yet.
Guys do not deal with him!

Please do not trade with durrrr. He is a scammer who will keep your money.

I can confirm that it takes a long time for your coins to turn up. But they do turn up. Tomorrow they will definitely be there.

Deposited 7k dogecoin and it's been 200 confirmations and still nothing. Deposited 34 PHS and after 9 confirms, still nothing.

Well said.

I know its easier to call it a joke coin than admit it is being taken seriously or that you didn't take it seriously.

When does a joke coin stop being a joke coin? Because this MIGHT be happening here, but this is yet to see. These days using clam shells as a currency looks like a joke too, but this was not always the case.

It appears that the delays have nothing to do with the number of confirmations. I made a few (small) deposits and the time it took (and the number of confirmations which happened in the meanwhile) where vastly different. Even deposits made at roughly the same time show this, some were credited two hours ago, some are still pending.

I get what your saying and I didnt miss your point. The problem is that you will still have BTC. Its a lot easier to calculate whole numbers than into decimals. Its not like mBTC will now be the BTC, and nobody will use the old BTC value anymore. You will still have people trying to use BTC for large purchases and mBTC for smaller ones. Which is exactly how it works today.

The only way to fix the problem in my humble opinion is to split BTC like a stock.

I think you are missing the point. The base unit can be changed so that you don't have to deal with too many decimals. If BTC gets to valuable, prices will likely be expressed in mBTC. If mBTC gets to valuable, prices will likely be expressed in uBTC. The final step would be Satoshis.

It is somewhat like that already in the real world. When I ask at the bakery for the price of a bread roll, they will not tell me that it is 0.30 EUR but they will say it is 30 Cents. It goes in the other direction as well. The car might cost 30371 EUR (and of course this is the displayed price) but for the sake of talking about cars and comparison people will say its "30 - thousand EUR" (some people even would write 30 TEUR or 30 kEUR).

The world has experienced inflation before. When even basic stuff like a bread roll had cost like 100000 WE (WE=whatever). What then often happens is that a new currency unit is created like NWE (New whatever) and for example it is declared that 100000 WE are equal to 1 NWE. And then people just use NWE and have adjusted the numbers of digits by that. And some time later NWE might even be renamed to WE again.

But we already have mBTC, uBTC and Satoshi. We just need to use it when appropriate. Only when already 1 Satoshi is too valuable for some transactions, there will be a problem with Bitcoins. Or probably somewhat earlier, because the smallest transaction fee is 1 Satoshi as well and you don't want to have like 50% transaction fee on your purchase.

how i wish this coin didn't go yet in his graveyard "Cryptsy" its doing great in Coined Up...Why oh WOw! poor dogecoin

Using decimals beyond hundredths and mBTC uBTC makes it far too confusing the average user. Maybe in the trading world it will stick, but in the rest of world, I highly doubt it. Ever been to a fast food restaurant when the register was down? Would you be surprised to find out they cant figure out your change?

If you think a whole versus a partial doesn't have any psychological effect, then you better tell the marketing world... They have been using $49.95 and $9.99 instead of $50 and $10 for a long long time, who knew it was a waste of time. /sarcasm

I'm playing around with it just for fun. But it would not be the first joke in the world which still turned into something real.

how many confirmation before this doge will appear on the balance, 255 confirmation already and still pending deposit. i want to sell my 20M dogecoin at 0.00000010

Goooo Dogeeee!

It's a joke coins but seeing how enraged quaks fan are with their scamcoin I'm sooo happy.