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full member
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 Cool really enjoy this project.. After a long time read whitepaper when market price go up from June.. Cheesy I love tech coin... Strat more interesting than ETH... I think it's will be high some day.. will have same price with bitconnect at the end of this years
legendary
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Can anybody confirm if Stratis is indeed being added to the Korean exchanges? Price is going up very nicely as if there are people who know something that is not yet official.
I think all we know is that they have spoken to some Korean exchanges. That may not mean much at all.
However Stratis has a history of strong volume so I'd guess that exchanges would want it
legendary
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You're still not making any sense. So which account(s) am I linked to exactly? Am I embarrassed about it or am I bringing attention to it? You should do some more "forensic" work and really nail me down.

The simple fact is, I heard about ICO investors losing significant holdings because of confusion / spell correction between STRAT and START. I thought it would be justified to try and resolve it. Krushang said he was working on it, but never responded, so I kept beating the drum. Finally I went to the Slack as someone here suggested, and they were surprisingly furious at the mere suggestion of reversing the transactions (in a safe way). So I gave up on it.

But I spent enough time reading posts in here that I'm still interested. It's that simple.

You can keep saying whatever you want and so will I. Your poorly reasoned accusations don't bother me in the least.

Man are you still here trying to get the Stratis team to resolve someone elses mistake?  Are you some sort of Crypto superhero, here to save the day? They f'd up by not verifying the address.  They should of sent the ICO tokens to their Stratis wallet instead of an exchange and none of this mess would of happened.  The team is better off spending their time on developments.  End of story.  

I have to stare at my ARK wallet everyday that holds a SIGNIFICANT amount that I can do nothing with since I wrote down the password wrong. I've spent atleast over 100 hours trying different passwords, caps lock, spaces, etc. That's nobody's fault but my own and I accepted that.
If you know most of the characters would it be possible to crack it with some software? After all, there must be a greatly reduced number of possibilities.
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little nerdwoman
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full member
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Can anybody confirm if Stratis is indeed being added to the Korean exchanges? Price is going up very nicely as if there are people who know something that is not yet official.

Even I didn't find any news about the Stratis coin but anyhow the price of Stratis is increasing in the market. Everyone to the community Headsup and watch the Stratis market.
full member
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You're still not making any sense. So which account(s) am I linked to exactly? Am I embarrassed about it or am I bringing attention to it? You should do some more "forensic" work and really nail me down.

The simple fact is, I heard about ICO investors losing significant holdings because of confusion / spell correction between STRAT and START. I thought it would be justified to try and resolve it. Krushang said he was working on it, but never responded, so I kept beating the drum. Finally I went to the Slack as someone here suggested, and they were surprisingly furious at the mere suggestion of reversing the transactions (in a safe way). So I gave up on it.

But I spent enough time reading posts in here that I'm still interested. It's that simple.

You can keep saying whatever you want and so will I. Your poorly reasoned accusations don't bother me in the least.

Man are you still here trying to get the Stratis team to resolve someone elses mistake?  Are you some sort of Crypto superhero, here to save the day? They f'd up by not verifying the address.  They should of sent the ICO tokens to their Stratis wallet instead of an exchange and none of this mess would of happened.  The team is better off spending their time on developments.  End of story.  

I have to stare at my ARK wallet everyday that holds a SIGNIFICANT amount that I can do nothing with since I wrote down the password wrong. I've spent atleast over 100 hours trying different passwords, caps lock, spaces, etc. That's nobody's fault but my own and I accepted that. It sucks BALLS, but I don't expect somebody to intervene on my behalf since ultimately it's my own fault. The fact that your going out of your way everyday to put down this project with unsolicited criticism, is ultimately what bothers me the most. I feel for you, I really do, but this isn't the way to handle it or make it right.
I immediately bought more ARK, because like STRAT, I believe in it as a fundamental project that has real world implications. I'm also proud to say that I've made back every penny and MORE from trading it religiously to try and make up for my mistake. The only person that is gonna be able to get you over this, is you. Pick yourself up and start making things right again by earning it back yourself! Afterall, if I can do it, you DEFINATELY can with the amount of dedication you've shown in here! Good luck with your future endeavors...
**Sorry STRAT forum, I was not trying to solicitate anything.

Thats a bummer! I like ARK.
The more I think about the rollback issue, the more I would lean to a NO, if I had to decide it.
It's a dirty job and a political question to Stratis LLC as a company, whether they would do stuff like that (for a bounty e.g.), honestly I wouldn't ...
And such a decision shouldn't be considered as a negative for the platform.
newbie
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Can anybody confirm if Stratis is indeed being added to the Korean exchanges? Price is going up very nicely as if there are people who know something that is not yet official.

Devs on Slack have explained that they are talking to many different exchanges. However, to my knowledge, there have been no official announcements.
With that said, the amount of work the Stratis Team have been putting in is incredible. They are making huge progress and those who are patient will certainly be rewarded imo  Smiley
newbie
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Stratis is going up because this very barto do not doubt goes of pumps of 100 to 300% next weeks

what did you say?
newbie
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Stratis is going up because this very barto do not doubt goes of pumps of 100 to 300% next weeks
hero member
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Twitter: @FedKassad
Can anybody confirm if Stratis is indeed being added to the Korean exchanges? Price is going up very nicely as if there are people who know something that is not yet official.
newbie
Activity: 18
Merit: 0
You're still not making any sense. So which account(s) am I linked to exactly? Am I embarrassed about it or am I bringing attention to it? You should do some more "forensic" work and really nail me down.

The simple fact is, I heard about ICO investors losing significant holdings because of confusion / spell correction between STRAT and START. I thought it would be justified to try and resolve it. Krushang said he was working on it, but never responded, so I kept beating the drum. Finally I went to the Slack as someone here suggested, and they were surprisingly furious at the mere suggestion of reversing the transactions (in a safe way). So I gave up on it.

But I spent enough time reading posts in here that I'm still interested. It's that simple.

You can keep saying whatever you want and so will I. Your poorly reasoned accusations don't bother me in the least.

Man are you still here trying to get the Stratis team to resolve someone elses mistake?  Are you some sort of Crypto superhero, here to save the day? They f'd up by not verifying the address.  They should of sent the ICO tokens to their Stratis wallet instead of an exchange and none of this mess would of happened.  The team is better off spending their time on developments.  End of story.  

I have to stare at my ARK wallet everyday that holds a SIGNIFICANT amount that I can do nothing with since I wrote down the password wrong. I've spent atleast over 100 hours trying different passwords, caps lock, spaces, etc. That's nobody's fault but my own and I accepted that. It sucks BALLS, but I don't expect somebody to intervene on my behalf since ultimately it's my own fault. The fact that your going out of your way everyday to put down this project with unsolicited criticism, is ultimately what bothers me the most. I feel for you, I really do, but this isn't the way to handle it or make it right.
I immediately bought more ARK, because like STRAT, I believe in it as a fundamental project that has real world implications. I'm also proud to say that I've made back every penny and MORE from trading it religiously to try and make up for my mistake. The only person that is gonna be able to get you over this, is you. Pick yourself up and start making things right again by earning it back yourself! Afterall, if I can do it, you DEFINATELY can with the amount of dedication you've shown in here! Good luck with your future endeavors...
**Sorry STRAT forum, I was not trying to solicitate anything.
legendary
Activity: 1932
Merit: 1003
You're still not making any sense. So which account(s) am I linked to exactly? Am I embarrassed about it or am I bringing attention to it? You should do some more "forensic" work and really nail me down.

The simple fact is, I heard about ICO investors losing significant holdings because of confusion / spell correction between STRAT and START. I thought it would be justified to try and resolve it. Krushang said he was working on it, but never responded, so I kept beating the drum. Finally I went to the Slack as someone here suggested, and they were surprisingly furious at the mere suggestion of reversing the transactions (in a safe way). So I gave up on it.

But I spent enough time reading posts in here that I'm still interested. It's that simple.

You can keep saying whatever you want and so will I. Your poorly reasoned accusations don't bother me in the least.

Man are you still here trying to get the Stratis team to resolve someone elses mistake?  Are you some sort of Crypto superhero, here to save the day? They f'd up by not verifying the address.  They should of sent the ICO tokens to their Stratis wallet instead of an exchange and none of this mess would of happened.  The team is better off spending their time on developments.  End of story. 
sr. member
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BTCWagering.com
Yes, thats the point. If you do it, next thing the guy comes right up questioning your immutability.
At least, there should be a list provided, containing the transaction IDs and how much it was.
If its a significant amount and evidence of ownership is provided it should be possible to do that, kind of maintenance.

Amazing, someone actually gets it. Yes, the plan was to have the relevant exchanges provide a list of Startcoin addresses they've generated, then as a one time courtesy (and with the clear statement that this won't be done again as everyone is now aware of the potential for confusion between STRAT and START addresses), community members would have to prove ownership of the originating address, and the destination address must be entirely unspent. That's how it would all be considered safe and fair.

But the devs have already stated they're against it. So I wasn't even lobbying for this anymore. Not sure why Foerster brought it up again. Might be that reading comprehension issue rearing its ugly head again :/

A hard fork (to turn back transactions(!)) should only be used on issues of global importance and with broad consensus.

There's no real concept of "broad consensus" as Stratis doesn't have a built in governance mechanism as such. Basically whatever the devs say goes when it comes to hard forks. The plan was not to hard fork specifically for this, but to include it in the next hard fork.
full member
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A hard fork (to turn back transactions(!)) should only be used on issues of global importance and with broad consensus.

Would Bitcoin do a hard fork because some dudes lost their BTC due to sending them to a wrong address because they didn't use any security measurements? Stratis has literally nothing to do with this. Might as well go whine at the exchange because of their shitty GUI.
If they started turning back transactions because coins were sent to a wrong address, who knows if they wouldn't start messing with chain integrity for even lesser issues.

These coins are burned and have vanished forever. However, their value has not. Since the supply has been deflated, their value has been transferred to all existing non-lost coins. Maybe you should ask their owners if they would give some of this value back to you.

Yes, thats the point. If you do it, next thing the guy comes right up questioning your immutability.
At least, there should be a list provided, containing the transaction IDs and how much it was.
If its a significant amount and evidence of ownership is provided it should be possible to do that, kind of maintenance.
hero member
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China exchange should be prioritized, but I'll take what ever exchange available there is for the vast exposure of Stratis tokens.
sr. member
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Good news, for those who have not read immediately read it because it's so fantastic, Get ready to go to the moon again? I have prepared the seat belt.
full member
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A hard fork (to turn back transactions(!)) should only be used on issues of global importance and with broad consensus.

Would Bitcoin do a hard fork because some dudes lost their BTC due to sending them to a wrong address because they didn't use any security measurements? Stratis has literally nothing to do with this. Might as well go whine at the exchange because of their shitty GUI.
If they started turning back transactions because coins were sent to a wrong address, who knows if they wouldn't start messing with chain integrity for even lesser issues.

These coins are burned and have vanished forever. However, their value has not. Since the supply has been deflated, their value has been transferred to all existing non-lost coins. Maybe you should ask their owners if they would give some of this value back to you.
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hero member
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This a good news for STRATIS. Thanks for sharing this article. I thought an exchange does not advertise the coin that is going to get listed
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