Topic: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs - page 189. (Read 2985265 times)

well  they always take their time to credit it. So i would just be patient or open a ticket

Poloniex's answer is little bit strange. Like they would not understand that the email address is dead and still you are the only one, who can access the Poloniex account (you know the user name and password). If you would have 1 BTC in that account, Poloniex could at least freeze the account for a year and wait, if there will be anyone else requiring the account's 1 BTC.  


"backup recovery addresses" - Good idea.

RTBc, Triple-check:
-Cryptopia Deposit History
-Receiving address
-Required message
-The Block your transaction is included in
-The block height shown on cryptopia coininfo page (https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo/)

If Cryptopia does not show your deposit in the history, but is showing a block height greater than 20 above the block your transaction is included in, as shown in block explorer, Then I am afraid there is no work around. You will need to open a support ticket providing the required information, then wait for Cryptopia to apply the fix.

*Edit* I just wanted to add: I have been making deposits to Cryptopia. Some deposit extremely fast. Others do not show up at all. This seems to be an intermittent issue.
All of my deposits that do confirm within Cryptopia require the Buy 50k Sats work around.

I think i have the same problem: I sent some XEM from my bitter account to my cryptopia account. Normally this goes very fast but now i am waiting nearly a day!
The transacties is on the blockchain.
So what is the problem by cryptopia that i do not get my XEM?
Please can somebody help me

There was no NEM hack. It was a crypto exchange that was hacked. The stolen funds were XEM. (The hacker has good taste)
The exchange did not use some basic security measures available to them, nor the more advances security measures NEM provides.
This hack was a greater loss than the famous MtGOX hack that crashed the markets years back. With latest hack, the markets have survived quite well in comparison.
 
Japan is the global leader in crypto trading, processing around 60% of the world volume. The coincheck hack affected all markets. With XEM being the coin of choice by both the hacker, and Japan as a whole (XEM is #2 coin in Japan), NEM received most of the FUD.  

I outlined several market catalysts in my previous post. Hyjinx understands nothing of the functions of NEM, nor it's impact on the real world. He's a doomsdayer that throws various cryptos in the midst of his speech.
"F this, F that! F me, F u. Planet X is gonna kill us all F! F! F!"

XEM is fucked for a long time.  Without a general market recovery (led by BTC) there is no hope for a sustained rebound that wouldn't be sold off by hungry baghodlers.  Even if there is a BTC led recovery the Alts won't move or bleed more anyway as BTC drains whatever is left.  In markets like this news just doesn't matter because no one is paying attention anyway - at least not in the numbers necessary to lift the price and sustain it.

This is interesting. I guess the NEM hack was a big event indeed when it comes to affecting the price. Wonder what the next catalyst for an upward price movement might be. Perhaps the release of Catapult? Other projects built on NEM?

I never said the market has perfect sailing conditions. But unless an asteroid hits, the situation for NEM will only improve. I think that is an understatement. 
Catapult isn't just a new paint job. It's new everything from the lug nuts to the turbo. If you're trading. Watch for those volume spikes. 

LOL!  So is it all up from here?  Really?

The domain provider went dark with no warning. I had used that address for years and everything seemed fine. I had to go through the process of changing my profile email address on BitTrex, CoinBase, DNotes Vault and a few other places. The process varied widely in terms of how straightforward it was. It was a piece of cake on Coinbase and DNotes Vault. I had to go through support and provide a whole bunch of information on BitTrex, but they did change it and I'm happily logging in there with my new email address. Poloniex said that they can't change it and all I can do is open up a new account. Fortunately I don't have any assets there and even if I did, I'd enabled 2FA confirmation so email confirm is bypassed which had also been the case on BitTrex before they made the change. If my home IP address ever changes, that's when I'll have issues.

And I have great news! Late last night Cryptopia finally got back to me and informed me that I had provided them with enough details for them to make the change to my profile email address on my account with them. Yay! I'll try to log in tomorrow once enough time has passed for the change to populate.

So now I'm just waiting on SpectroCoin. They are communicating with me, but really dragging their feet. Right now they are telling me that since I can't verify my account in the first place, there is nothing they can do. Well, I wasn't verified on Cryptopia either so I sent SpectroCoin a copy of Cryptopia's reply saying that if Cryptopia can do it, so can SpectroCoin. I will keep bugging them about it until I get my way, and more importantly, my funds.

My recommendation is that you use a gmail address to register on anything crypto-related, because Google is too big to fail and the most likely provider to still be around ten years from now. However, if Google ever shows signs of cracking, then you will want to find a new email provider and change over all your accounts or transfer all your assets *before* you lose any email access.

One feature that would be good for any cryptocurrency site to implement since profile email addresses are so darned important and inflexible would be a place to store up to five backup or recovery email addresses that a user could enter ahead of time and in the event of losing access to the main email address, they can seamlessly switch over to one of the backup email addresses.

the market is bearish, but isn't that normal in crypto? I see so much crying in this thread.

It would be interesting to know the percentage of growth since the all time low too.

I guess xem would be very well placed there.

Days since ATH and percentage drop since then.

Bitcoin: 79 days, 45%
Ethereum: 51, 42%
Ripple: 61, 76%
Bitcoin Cash: 76, 72%
Litecoin: 77, 46%
Cardano: 61, 78%
NEO: 49, 45%
Stellar: 61, 63%
Monero: 58, 28%
EOS: 52, 59%
IOTA: 76, 70%
DASH: 76, 65%
NEM: 61, 84%

While NEM has indeed fallen 2x more than the btc, eth, litecoin. Its not as bad when you compare to some of the other top Alts. Of course the theft was going to have an increased effect on any downswing, but if there is to be a recovery, NEM has the biggest potential gains to be had

You're the same troll from reddit. Idk why you copy+paste your feelings everywhere.
The hack was the fault of Coincheck, the exchange that held XEM in an insecure wallet. NEM / Lon Wong didn't have to help track the stolen funds. This is extra commitment on their/his part.
The "tainting" is a simple Mosaic that helps us track the funds. It's not a contagious disease.
If coinpayments.net CEO hadn't been allowing the hacker to launder the tainted funds through their system, it would have been much more difficult for the hacker to dump so much XEM in the markets.

But it is what it is. Consider it a redistribution of wealth.  Now we just enjoy the low prices while we can, and continue to close in on the hacker.

There is a lot of great things going for NEM right now!
-Exchanges have reactivated XEM trading.
-New wallet with extra features released.
-Lot of events/meetups scheduled to bring attention to NEM.
-Nearly everyday one can learn of new projects planned to utilize NEM blockchain.
-Polls ongoing / NEM entering new markets.
-Catapult will be released soon.
-Charts show nice little waves now. Price holding steady above 3k sats.
-Japanese crypto markets starting to become more active again.
-Coincheck allowing JPY withdrawals for the stolen XEM, at more than double the current market price! (about 88 cents) Anyone with stolen XEM can now rebuy double the amount they had stolen.

I think it's all up from here. If you consider everything that has gone on and is taking place now, you'd realize that without a cataclysmic event, the situation really couldn't get much worse.
I forsee some serious money hitting the XEM market. Possibly doubling the price overnight. It is currently way undervalued.

BTC is about to crash and burn which will take XEM to even lower lows.  Lon Wong (the CEO) is a shithead who took XEM and blew it the fuck up with his senseless FUDing of exchanges with their tainting.  We all get to suffer 2x now - normal market crash + his idiocy.

Developers must take focus on adding features to NEM . CEO should look into different types of marketing strategy to make a great rebound . At the ath $1.50 now down to $.35 while BTC is still on a roll, NEM must rely on this momentum and convince investors that Catapult is one great product NEM has come up with.

Cryptopia wallet is syncing up. If your deposits are confirmed but do not show in balance, remember that you can buy .0005 BTC (or more) worth of XEM to make them instantly available. Deposits should be working now, but may have minor delays.

What happened with your email access ?

Well don't quote his scam, or you're spamming it yourself. Look how much page space you wasted by quoting that garbage. 

Stop spamming your scam please !