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hero member
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August 03, 2017, 07:46:04 AM
#44
i think polo have too often getting down because of something but i don't think that poloniex will be scam because poloniex is supporting by the law in offline and they are really responsible with this. but i think poloniex must fix their problem in support system because their support system is really bad and need few days before they answer their members ticket.

what you mean with "poloniex is supporting by the law in offline?"

sig campaign posters make lots of mindless posts.. i ignore most of em.  he probably has to make a minimum number of posts per week, and wants to make his posts longer than 1 line, so he doesn't look like the prototypical farmed account.
legendary
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August 03, 2017, 06:57:30 AM
#43
i think polo have too often getting down because of something but i don't think that poloniex will be scam because poloniex is supporting by the law in offline and they are really responsible with this. but i think poloniex must fix their problem in support system because their support system is really bad and need few days before they answer their members ticket.

what you mean with "poloniex is supporting by the law in offline?"
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August 03, 2017, 01:02:30 AM
#42
i think polo have too often getting down because of something but i don't think that poloniex will be scam because poloniex is supporting by the law in offline and they are really responsible with this. but i think poloniex must fix their problem in support system because their support system is really bad and need few days before they answer their members ticket.
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August 03, 2017, 12:34:28 AM
#41
Polo don't seem to have the technical staff to play at the level they are aiming for.
Way too many issues with support tickets not being answered, deposits/withdrawls not going through, handling network problems without proper progress reports etc.

They were ok when they had about 1/3rd. of the volume they have now, then they lost the plot as they grew, now they have exceeded there level of competence, which is sad.



hero member
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August 03, 2017, 12:18:54 AM
#40
It is just a connection problem. Always happening on poloniex so for me no need to worry. Grin Grin
You sound a lot like one of those people who got mtgoxed and didn't see it coming... don't have too much trust in third parties who do things like this:

Since they closed the trollbox, the support becamed much worse, in fact i would compare their support being worse then yobit, they are one of top exchanges and a lot people still trade there, dont know if its ddos, or some insolvence plan, but be aware, someting changed at poloniex, and no inst something good at all.
 A friend mine told me there are other 1 with same issue, might be some server issue.
If Polo should go down, don't say you couldn't have seen it coming. Better back of of centralized exchanges or at least use a more reliable one like Bittrex..
sr. member
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Property1of1OU
August 02, 2017, 06:28:32 PM
#39
what yall think? exit scam? seizure? or real tech problem?

Doesn't seems like an exit scam or seizure to me, rather technical problem or DDoS by some attackers. I was wondering why site like Polo did not implemented some high tech anti-DDos attack parameters or at least install Cloudflare CDN on their web servers to avoid local DoS attacks from script kiddies. Smiley

Update: Poloniex.com is back online and fully working, test it myself! Smiley

Cloudflare claim that they already stopped a 600Gbps DDoS attack  

https://www.cloudflare.com/under-attack-hotline/

but talking about DDOS ... somehow reminds me GitHub attack  Sad ...

Quote
1. GitHub (2015)
GitHub is a repository for public code, and in 2015 they were hit by the largest DDoS attack in their history.

Two pages were a target of this attack, GreatFire and the Chinese version of the New York Times, and both were regarding projects that are designed to combat censorship in China. The malicious code has been traced back to China, even to the Chinese government, as the instigator of the attack. The origin of the code was China Unicom which has aided the Great Firewall of China, a censorship organization, in the past. Throughout the period of the attack, GitHub experienced outages across its entire network, not just the two targeted pages.

5 Biggest DDoS Attacks Of The Past Decade
https://www.abusix.com/blog/5-biggest-ddos-attacks-of-the-past-decade

sr. member
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August 02, 2017, 06:25:33 PM
#38
Its back up now biatches.Quit your jibber jabber and hurry back so I can take a big dump all over you.

  Grin btw you cannot blame people  for panicking. Poloneix has been acting shady and there are too many  complaints about them. Add that to the recent btc-e shenanigans, and it is the perfect  cocktail for panicking.
full member
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August 02, 2017, 06:16:51 PM
#37
It is just a connection problem. Always happening on poloniex so for me no need to worry. Grin Grin
hero member
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August 02, 2017, 06:15:03 PM
#36
It's possibly overflowed or having network issues, Kraken crashed several times and was being super slow when the BCC price increased and then suddenly dropped, lost a few bucks because of that.
copper member
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August 02, 2017, 06:07:30 PM
#35
what yall think? exit scam? seizure? or real tech problem?

Doesn't seems like an exit scam or seizure to me, rather technical problem or DDoS by some attackers. I was wondering why site like Polo did not implemented some high tech anti-DDos attack parameters or at least install Cloudflare CDN on their web servers to avoid local DoS attacks from script kiddies. Smiley

Update: Poloniex.com is back online and fully working, test it myself! Smiley
sr. member
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Property1of1OU
August 02, 2017, 06:02:18 PM
#34
it is working for me ... what happens ?
sr. member
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August 02, 2017, 06:01:24 PM
#33
Its back up now biatches.Quit your jibber jabber and hurry back so I can take a big dump all over you.
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August 02, 2017, 05:59:44 PM
#32
Don't think that people stored large amounts of crypto online before / after Aug 1st but after btce even those rumors can cause alything like "panic selling". The changes on BTC rate are almost unseen but it definetely stops it's growth that could be shown due to increasing of the total crypto market cap.
sr. member
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August 02, 2017, 05:58:20 PM
#31
Question: how do you store the altoins offline. For example, Siacoin?

In their respective official clients. In the case of Sia, download it from here: http://sia.tech/apps/

It will generate a wallet for you with an associated recovery seed (a sequence of 29 words). Store that seed somewhere safe and you'll have access to your Siacoins forever, even in a different computer
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August 02, 2017, 05:57:04 PM
#30
Oh people ..... calm down.......

After rumors about some (huge) comcast outages i was able to figure that out and confirm that at least partially... Just look for yourself:

http://downdetector.com/status/comcast-xfinity

Additionally, some few moments ago, i was able to log in and it looked mostly like they're back in business.... But well, some bit whacky at all and really slow (which even speaks for the connection problems on the provider site).

At least, it does no longer look like a btc-e/mtgox like f*ck*p... but i still don't have my withdrawal out there and there is still some big fuzz about what happens to the bitcoin cash theyy obviously had in hand....

So i'm still angry .... but .. there is no need to produce any FUD which is just ... fantasy troll crap....


Trolling is violence, not art ...... because, if it would be art, a troll would no longer be a troll but an artist ..... and i know only _very few people_ which might be artists... the rest are just .. cheapo trolls...

Don't fall for the fud .. use your brain. Wink

Greetings from Hamburg, Germany,

Hacky
legendary
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August 02, 2017, 05:55:57 PM
#29
Not dead, yet!

https://twitter.com/Poloniex

I guess they should stop letting anyone use their API. There's just too many fucking bots trading, sending hundreds, possibly thousands of requests every minute.
The crypto markets would be better without bots.
full member
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August 02, 2017, 05:43:31 PM
#28
i really hope that its not happening again T_T after btce...

this would really have huge impact on btc and price would maybe drop, and like another one said before, it would be bearish season for btc...

ah dammit, i reallly hope its not true...
hero member
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August 02, 2017, 05:31:12 PM
#27
You guys are nuts, I personally know the guys over at Polo (been to their office).
This is FAR from a scam. In fact, it's already back up and anyone that panic sold on a separate exchange will get royally fucked.
nuts? after btc-e?
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August 02, 2017, 05:29:17 PM
#26
Rumors from 4chan and Reddit, seriously? You should consider it with a grain of salt really! It worst than rumors on street by a jealous girl.
A site seizure, you can see it immediately as they upload their great image explaining the owner has been punished and the whois information are updated
newbie
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August 02, 2017, 05:28:11 PM
#25
In fact, it's already back up and anyone that panic sold on a separate exchange will get royally fucked.

  Actually, it is NOT back up and there are rumors that the domain has been seized by the US government. If this is true, I have a very bad feeling Bitcoin is headed back to under $1,000.
  There is no way after all of the recent drama/FUD that there can be global demand for Bitcoin... at least for a while. I predict a long-term bear market up to 3 years due to all of this.

I predict alts market share to fall further and bitcoin to raise if polo goes down..

Stop living in the past! I didn't think people still used Poloniex... when was the last time they added a new alt coin? Use Bittrex, it's 100% better.

That said, it still is scary to think how much we rely on these exchanges... if they all went down, we'd be screwed. Even if we had our altcoins stored in offline exchanges, we still wouldn't be able to cash them in.

Question: how do you store the altoins offline. For example, Siacoin?
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