Topic: NobleCoin[NOBL] - 8% PoS | 1Yr+ | MARKETPLACE | PAY | GIFT | CHARITIES/MERCHANTS - page 50. (Read 1053085 times)
April 20, 2017, 06:03:29 PM
It already works. Lightning speed!
April 20, 2017, 05:56:29 PM
Devs will Fix this asap ! Please be patient !
Regards Lafu
Regards Lafu
April 20, 2017, 05:53:37 PM
Noble is already listed at cryptopia.
God bless cryptopia!!
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=NOBL_BTC
woohoo! God bless cryptopia!!
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=NOBL_BTC
cannot generate wallet adress for now in Cryptopia but I think it is just a matter of time now.. April 20, 2017, 05:42:27 PM
This is ludicrous! The value of my Polo balance is now 1/5 from what it was before. And I'm not here to complain about my loss but about what this means. Getting out of the fiat financial system is no solution if the people come with it! No ethics, just a slap in the face.
Really? Just pump it to make a buck and then screw your customers?
The coin needs to be on many exchanges. Diversify and decentralize as much as possible so there is not a big hit from one exchange gone bad. The coin needs to be self-sustaining for it to be a "save haven". Now it's down to 3 satoshi just because it was delisted from a major exchange. That's like getting laid off from your job and having no other sources of income. You're screwed! This better be a phoenix rising from the ashes kinda deal ladies and gents.
I hope so, I've made some requests to exchanges - if everybody does maybe NOBL will get listed more than once.Really? Just pump it to make a buck and then screw your customers?
The coin needs to be on many exchanges. Diversify and decentralize as much as possible so there is not a big hit from one exchange gone bad. The coin needs to be self-sustaining for it to be a "save haven". Now it's down to 3 satoshi just because it was delisted from a major exchange. That's like getting laid off from your job and having no other sources of income. You're screwed! This better be a phoenix rising from the ashes kinda deal ladies and gents.
Last time Polo delisted a chunk of coins - I was following a couple - they dropped quickly but are pretty healthy again now after other exchanges picked them up - there was a big community effort in both cases to get the coins listed. Fingers crossed it'll happen here too...
Good to know. Thank you.
April 20, 2017, 05:37:52 PM
Noble is already listed at cryptopia.
God bless cryptopia!!
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=NOBL_BTC
God bless cryptopia!!
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=NOBL_BTC
April 20, 2017, 04:57:38 PM
Is there any active wallet that works? Just curious. Couple of the coins Polo delisted deserved it. Seems like nothing has happened for years based on chats and in terms of active development. Websites are dead, wallet not active, developers not around etc. Can someone store these coins off an exchange and does the wallet actually work?
The answer to your questions: yes and yes.
April 20, 2017, 04:50:23 PM
Is there any active wallet that works? Just curious. Couple of the coins Polo delisted deserved it. Seems like nothing has happened for years based on chats and in terms of active development. Websites are dead, wallet not active, developers not around etc. Can someone store these coins off an exchange and does the wallet actually work?
April 20, 2017, 03:10:46 PM
This is ludicrous! The value of my Polo balance is now 1/5 from what it was before. And I'm not here to complain about my loss but about what this means. Getting out of the fiat financial system is no solution if the people come with it! No ethics, just a slap in the face.
Really? Just pump it to make a buck and then screw your customers?
The coin needs to be on many exchanges. Diversify and decentralize as much as possible so there is not a big hit from one exchange gone bad. The coin needs to be self-sustaining for it to be a "save haven". Now it's down to 3 satoshi just because it was delisted from a major exchange. That's like getting laid off from your job and having no other sources of income. You're screwed! This better be a phoenix rising from the ashes kinda deal ladies and gents.
I hope so, I've made some requests to exchanges - if everybody does maybe NOBL will get listed more than once.Really? Just pump it to make a buck and then screw your customers?
The coin needs to be on many exchanges. Diversify and decentralize as much as possible so there is not a big hit from one exchange gone bad. The coin needs to be self-sustaining for it to be a "save haven". Now it's down to 3 satoshi just because it was delisted from a major exchange. That's like getting laid off from your job and having no other sources of income. You're screwed! This better be a phoenix rising from the ashes kinda deal ladies and gents.
Last time Polo delisted a chunk of coins - I was following a couple - they dropped quickly but are pretty healthy again now after other exchanges picked them up - there was a big community effort in both cases to get the coins listed. Fingers crossed it'll happen here too...
April 20, 2017, 02:56:45 PM
This is ludicrous! The value of my Polo balance is now 1/5 from what it was before. And I'm not here to complain about my loss but about what this means. Getting out of the fiat financial system is no solution if the people come with it! No ethics, just a slap in the face.
Really? Just pump it to make a buck and then screw your customers?
The coin needs to be on many exchanges. Diversify and decentralize as much as possible so there is not a big hit from one exchange gone bad. The coin needs to be self-sustaining for it to be a "save haven". Now it's down to 3 satoshi just because it was delisted from a major exchange. That's like getting laid off from your job and having no other sources of income. You're screwed! This better be a phoenix rising from the ashes kinda deal ladies and gents.
Really? Just pump it to make a buck and then screw your customers?
The coin needs to be on many exchanges. Diversify and decentralize as much as possible so there is not a big hit from one exchange gone bad. The coin needs to be self-sustaining for it to be a "save haven". Now it's down to 3 satoshi just because it was delisted from a major exchange. That's like getting laid off from your job and having no other sources of income. You're screwed! This better be a phoenix rising from the ashes kinda deal ladies and gents.
April 20, 2017, 11:59:08 AM
This reeks of manipulation. The pump and dump exchange just made it official. I'll be taking my business elsewhere. Even if it costs more! Just too much for an honest man to take! What will be next? A faked hack and huge loss of customers' funds? I'm not sticking around to find out. Goodbye Poloniex. May you rot in hell.
https://i.imgur.com/r3RJsbp.jpg
All the delisted coins were pumped 500/1000% in the last month. Is obvious what poloniex is doing, playing with the users coins making all the people to buy coins at 300/400% and dropping the huge stacks on peoples face.
And that kind of activity will eventually ruin all of crypto if not addressed. We need to ban together and at least document what's happened to the best of our abilities. At least document very well all the facts surrounding the case - and then we can go from there - but the initial documentation, if only for information purposes, has got to be done, IMHO.
Lot's of people have already expressed similar opinions. Thank you for joining in too. As I said, I think we need to ban together, and we'll need all the support we can get.
Hello can you explain why ?
I don't see how this serves Poloniex to pump and then make the price dump ?
Pump ok (more traffic, more people, more fees). But dump ? People will leave then.. Unless they cancel the delisting and make a pump after ? It is a true question, maybe there is something I don't see here.
Moreover, a lot of coins have been pumped last month, not only Nobl or the delisted ones (dash, amp, xrp, and a bit less : pink, burst, flo...). I think the pump effect is more of a general "altcoin" tendency lastly : almost any coin had a high peek recently.
April 20, 2017, 11:35:07 AM
And they're good!
I've been trading on Cryptopia for a while (small size, making a market, providing a little liquidity) and I'm very happy with them. Their support is very responsive as well. My rating: Good exchange with a ton of coins and almost just as many pairs that should only get better.
I've been trading on Cryptopia for a while (small size, making a market, providing a little liquidity) and I'm very happy with them. Their support is very responsive as well. My rating: Good exchange with a ton of coins and almost just as many pairs that should only get better.
I personally also like Cryptopia. If you get listed there, they will never delist you for volume issues (afaik). They will only delist you if there is a technical problem with the blockchain or the wallet (impossible to connect, sync or things like this..).
I am following this thread because I also have some nobl on polo. So hope there will be a new exchange too!
April 20, 2017, 06:30:24 AM
warning is gone now, thanks eagle
April 20, 2017, 06:07:11 AM
Don't worry guys, I got ya, syncing now
Awesome. Thank you!
This was fixed. Do you still see warning message?
./noblecoind getinfo
{
"version" : "v2.0.4.0",
"protocolversion" : 89000,
[..]
"paytxfee" : 0.10000000,
"errors" : ""
}
April 20, 2017, 05:45:45 AM
This reeks of manipulation. The pump and dump exchange just made it official. I'll be taking my business elsewhere. Even if it costs more! Just too much for an honest man to take! What will be next? A faked hack and huge loss of customers' funds? I'm not sticking around to find out. Goodbye Poloniex. May you rot in hell.
All the delisted coins were pumped 500/1000% in the last month. Is obvious what poloniex is doing, playing with the users coins making all the people to buy coins at 300/400% and dropping the huge stacks on peoples face.
And that kind of activity will eventually ruin all of crypto if not addressed. We need to ban together and at least document what's happened to the best of our abilities. At least document very well all the facts surrounding the case - and then we can go from there - but the initial documentation, if only for information purposes, has got to be done, IMHO.
Lot's of people have already expressed similar opinions. Thank you for joining in too. As I said, I think we need to ban together, and we'll need all the support we can get.
April 20, 2017, 05:36:13 AM
This reeks of manipulation. The pump and dump exchange just made it official. I'll be taking my business elsewhere. Even if it costs more! Just too much for an honest man to take! What will be next? A faked hack and huge loss of customers' funds? I'm not sticking around to find out. Goodbye Poloniex. May you rot in hell.
All the delisted coins were pumped 500/1000% in the last month. Is obvious what poloniex is doing, playing with the users coins making all the people to buy coins at 300/400% and dropping the huge stacks on peoples face.
April 20, 2017, 05:36:06 AM
Don't worry guys, I got ya, syncing now
thanks!
April 20, 2017, 05:35:48 AM
Is there going to be another exchange for trading noble in the short term? I've been a few days away and now I find this!!
April 20, 2017, 05:30:43 AM
Great news! I haven't seen Cryptopia before but it looks nice, look forward to trading there
Awesome. Thank you!
eagleflies, any update about checkpoint warning?
It seems to be fixed for me, I noticed today my wallet was no longer complaining.
Don't worry guys, I got ya, syncing now
Awesome. Thank you!
It seems to be fixed for me, I noticed today my wallet was no longer complaining.
April 20, 2017, 05:27:26 AM
FWIW at the moment, PoloniEx guesstimated wallet still holds more than 1 billion NOBL, and the guesstimation is an under-estimation.
PoloniEx "guesstimated" balance history shows only a very minor dip, only very few NOBL appear to have been withdrawn so far.
PoloniEx "guesstimated" balance history shows only a very minor dip, only very few NOBL appear to have been withdrawn so far.
Have you looked at the other coins that were de-listed?
It would be interesting to see as the timing of the de-listing casts a dark shadow over Poloniex: major pumps (in all but 1) + late night de-listing + crashes in all the coins previously pumped. It looks extremely suspicious, and what's certain is that the implementation of the decision (the decision itself can be argued positive or negative, but that has nothing to do with how the implementation was carried out) did nothing to protect the interests of Poloniex's customers, but in fact caused them great financial harm. The next question is WHO benefited? These questions need to be addressed and answers given to the victims.
Perhaps a separate thread would be a good idea. What do you think? Starting with the balances of the Poloniex wallets for all the coins de-listed?
Do they plan to keep what isn't claimed? Now that would be adding insult to injury!
April 20, 2017, 05:17:59 AM
Don't worry guys, I got ya, syncing now
Awesome. Thank you!
And they're good!
I've been trading on Cryptopia for a while (small size, making a market, providing a little liquidity) and I'm very happy with them. Their support is very responsive as well. My rating: Good exchange with a ton of coins and almost just as many pairs that should only get better.
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