Topic: eXch - instant exchange BTC / LN / XMR / LTC / ETH / ERC20 - page 31. (Read 27792 times)

Oh, I just wanted to say something is wrong because my last BTC to LTC exchange lasted only a few minutes. But then I saw that you used Slow/free while I was still on a Dynamic rate of 0.5%.
Considering the unstable fee in recent months, I avoid the free rate because I don't want to delay the "instant" swap.

I just made a smooth LTC x BTC swap

I was impressed with the zero mining fee!



I send 53.XX usd in LTC and received 53 usd BTC back. Almost free. Amazing.

Confirmed in my wallet in less than 30 minutes.

Thanks for the great service.

🇨🇭🇮🇹 Lugano meetup sponsored by eXch
eXch.cx is sponsoring a meetup OrangeFren.com is organising in Lugano, Switzerland 🇨🇭, in a week and a half on Sunday the 26th of May.

Where? Impact Hub Ticino, Via Antonio Ciseri 3, 6900 Lugano, Switzerland 🇨🇭
When? From 15:00 on Sunday the 26th of May

👉 Sign up here: https://orangefren.com/event/16 👈
👉 Or here: https://www.meetup.com/lugano-crypto-anarchy-meetup-group/events/300986914/ 👈

Thank you again for the heads-up, paid2, for this tenth raffle organized with courtesy of eXch! 10 are done, 10 to go

As usual, the raffle is properly highlighted in the Romanian translation of OP and also inside the Romanian thread dedicated for contests, thanks to NeuroticFish

Hardware failure... well, I know how that feels. Good luck with your data transfer and I hope that it goes speedily and smoothly.


That is true. I haven't even emailed them my application yet.


*Sigh*

When I finish migrating my servers I will have a lot of modifications to make to BitMixList.

I suggest you file an abuse report. That should at least cause their upstream provider to filter their internet traffic, if it's not some bulletproof host that ignores such things.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:

We got hardware failure on our backend engine's node therefore the service is currently unavailable. We have verified it is not a coldboot attack and server was not rebooted.

The web stack is already being migrated to another server and datacenter.

The maintenance/migration should take up to 12 hours.

Will update this post once it's complete and provide more details.

UPDATE:

It was a false-positive alarm. Usually when such an event happens we assume the worst, however after performing careful inspection of the server we have found no evidence of physical hardware access attempts (no disks were pulled, no RAM sticks were pulled, no reboot was performed, USB ports had no abnormal plug-ins/outs, etc). It was a hardware failure related to a network card kernel driver bug resulting into kernel panic.

We have performed a soft-reboot of the server, inspected the bootloader for possible hijack attempts and changed the disk encryption key. We will however migrate to another server during this month since this hardware doesn't seem to be reliable. Server reboots is not what we want at all because they are the most powerful indicator to determine state actor originating attacks.

The maintenance will be finished briefly.

SERVICE UPDATE #2:

Our frontend servers (that are unrelated to the server in the above announcement) are getting DDoSed every Monday by some mad guy sending us emails with threats who seem to pay different DDoS-for-hire services each time thus we temporarily have to recur to IP-based bans on our clearnet servers firewalls till they calm down, however we believe that a chance of our filtering affecting normal customers is minor. If you can't reach the service just try using Tor.

You can also take a look at the status pages on one of the mirrors that works in case something doesn't feel right. Last major incident was in March

• http://hszyoqwrcp7cxlxnqmovp6vjvmnwj33g4wviuxqzq47emieaxjaperyd.onion/status
• https://exch.cx/status

I had problems to connect today early (about half an hour it was down for me, then it worked fine), and just tried now and got a timeout/503 again (both on clearnet and onion). So there was/is probably an "intermittent" DDoS attack going on.

 

Working fine again indeed. I was not able to access the website for some time; but as dkbit98 said, I guess it was just very slow and I was probably not enough patient 

+1 for those for whom everything works quite fast.

@paid2 have you paid your internet bill? 

I can confirm that everything works fine on my end, and opening all pages is very fast without any issues.
I have no doubt eXch website is under constant ddos attacks all the time, and that could create some periodic slowdowns for some people.

It took it's time to load up  , but it did load up from my side. Chrome, Windows, clearnet.

Is eXch.cx down? Not loading from my side (but the onion website is ok)

You can join the new Free Raffle and try to win a nice Custom eXch Cryptosteel Capsule!

[FREE RAFFLE] - Custom eXch Cryptosteel Capsule (#10)!

Thanks for your comments.. MB has a lot of false-positives anyway, some days it even blocks government websites.

Just opened eXch website now and it's working fine (MB didn't show any warning this time).

I have a browser with Malwarebytes extension, it didn't find anything suspicious on exch.cx site. I also visit exch regularly and have never had a warning like yours.

Hello there..

I'm getting these warnings from Malwarebytes and I want to know if it's just me and the reason behind this:

Better to get official reply from the team, but what I heard is that affiliate application needs to be manually reviewed and approved by eXch admin for withdrawal to work.
This is usually used by their partners who are using them as third party exchange or someone who is big influencer in the crypto space.

Good question, in any case, when you want to withdraw your coins from your affiliate link, you have to contact support and send them your public affiliate links. I imagine that based on social media posts, dates, shares etc... they get an idea of the affiliate's credibility?

I think this will require javascript, and as far as I can see, eXch does not have anything other than html and a bootstrap css script in their main page. It's good that they have taken care of not including bloatware in the front-end; most of the operations happen on the back-end, as should.

They have not stated eXch is non-javascript AFAIK, so they might introduce it at some point, even though I don't see a reason. Being told that BTC/BTC is not available, might be discomforting (for those who want to mix?), but it's harmless.

Edit: They have said eXch has no javascript in here.

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Question: I see that affiliation program is available. If so, since eXch is non-KYC, what prevents someone from using their own affiliation link when exchanging to, essentially, reduce the fee?