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legendary
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It's all mathematics...!
November 15, 2015, 04:50:31 PM
#91
Blah blah blah, I'm stupid, blah blah wank wank, wank wankity wank wank I'm fucking stupid blah wankity blah wank blah.

Thanks for this, you will make the front page of https://cryptodatabase.net now with a warning for nobody to use your exchange.

I doubt anyone cares...

Cryptopia is a great exchange with a good group of ppl!

The slander lately with different exchanges like Cryptsy and Cryptopia is just propaganda...
legendary
Activity: 1596
Merit: 1005
https://cryptodatabase.net
November 15, 2015, 04:00:13 PM
#90
Blah blah blah, I'm stupid, blah blah wank wank, wank wankity wank wank I'm fucking stupid blah wankity blah wank blah.

Thanks for this, you will make the front page of https://cryptodatabase.net now with a warning for nobody to use your exchange.
full member
Activity: 176
Merit: 102
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz
November 15, 2015, 03:57:33 PM
#89
Blah blah blah, I'm stupid, blah blah wank wank, wank wankity wank wank I'm fucking stupid blah wankity blah wank blah.
legendary
Activity: 1596
Merit: 1005
https://cryptodatabase.net
November 15, 2015, 03:44:15 PM
#88
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

Welcome to the risks of owning an exchange. You listed it so you are responsible for trades that happen on your own website. If coins are unable to be processed to users wallets then you need to repay them some other way for their coins that you have control of.

No, anyone is capable of pointing a miner at a network, whether it be a CPU, GPU, ASIC, rented hash, or whatever. It is not the exchange's responsibility to get the network moving, we list coins because our users ask us to list those coins. If you want to hold a coin, it's your responsibility to keep the network moving.

Is it not your job to insure users get their coins from you?
Our job is to broadcast the transaction to the network. Moving that transaction is the network's job. As has been stated several times in this thread, his coins will show up when someone starts mining. We've done our job.

Regardless of whether a coin is moving or not why are you allowing users to deposit and withdraw a dead coin? Shouldn't it be disabled?

Someone who took a Princeton course on Bitcoin should probably know there is literally no way to stop someone depositing a coin

You mean to tell me that you think it is 100% impossible for you to disable deposits for dead coins?

It took me exactly 1 minute and 4 seconds of my time to write you up the code needed to do it.

Code:
$isconnected "//code to check if wallet is synced and ready to go here";

if(!
isconnected){
$depositaddress "Disabled";
$withdrawal "Inactive";
}
else{
$depositaddress $address['useraddress'];
$withdrawal "Active";
}
?>


Oh right, OK so you ARE trying to be dense, I can stop responding now.

Whether you think I am dense is beside the point of you still allowing users to lose their money. Disable your deposits and withdrawals for dead coins or people like me will continue to make your exchange look like shit.

You know what? I don't give a fuck what clueless people think.

That is why your exchange is shit. In order to run a successful business the owners need to 'give a fuck' what people think not just let them lose their money and go 'oh well this faggot is too stupid he deserves to lose his money'.


No one has lost any money, the coins don't cease to exist. But yes, you are stupid.

The OP in this thread lost money because you allowed him to withdraw a dead coin.

EDIT- As for me being stupid, I'm the one with multiple successful websites while you are the one who owns a failed exchange that you can't afford to keep going.
full member
Activity: 176
Merit: 102
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz
November 15, 2015, 03:37:44 PM
#87
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

Welcome to the risks of owning an exchange. You listed it so you are responsible for trades that happen on your own website. If coins are unable to be processed to users wallets then you need to repay them some other way for their coins that you have control of.

No, anyone is capable of pointing a miner at a network, whether it be a CPU, GPU, ASIC, rented hash, or whatever. It is not the exchange's responsibility to get the network moving, we list coins because our users ask us to list those coins. If you want to hold a coin, it's your responsibility to keep the network moving.

Is it not your job to insure users get their coins from you?
Our job is to broadcast the transaction to the network. Moving that transaction is the network's job. As has been stated several times in this thread, his coins will show up when someone starts mining. We've done our job.

Regardless of whether a coin is moving or not why are you allowing users to deposit and withdraw a dead coin? Shouldn't it be disabled?

Someone who took a Princeton course on Bitcoin should probably know there is literally no way to stop someone depositing a coin

You mean to tell me that you think it is 100% impossible for you to disable deposits for dead coins?

It took me exactly 1 minute and 4 seconds of my time to write you up the code needed to do it.

Code:
$isconnected "//code to check if wallet is synced and ready to go here";

if(!
isconnected){
$depositaddress "Disabled";
$withdrawal "Inactive";
}
else{
$depositaddress $address['useraddress'];
$withdrawal "Active";
}
?>


Oh right, OK so you ARE trying to be dense, I can stop responding now.

Whether you think I am dense is beside the point of you still allowing users to lose their money. Disable your deposits and withdrawals for dead coins or people like me will continue to make your exchange look like shit.

You know what? I don't give a fuck what clueless people think.

That is why your exchange is shit. In order to run a successful business the owners need to 'give a fuck' what people think not just let them lose their money and go 'oh well this faggot is too stupid he deserves to lose his money'.


No one has lost any money, the coins don't cease to exist. But yes, you are stupid.
legendary
Activity: 1596
Merit: 1005
https://cryptodatabase.net
November 15, 2015, 03:24:40 PM
#86
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

Welcome to the risks of owning an exchange. You listed it so you are responsible for trades that happen on your own website. If coins are unable to be processed to users wallets then you need to repay them some other way for their coins that you have control of.

No, anyone is capable of pointing a miner at a network, whether it be a CPU, GPU, ASIC, rented hash, or whatever. It is not the exchange's responsibility to get the network moving, we list coins because our users ask us to list those coins. If you want to hold a coin, it's your responsibility to keep the network moving.

Is it not your job to insure users get their coins from you?
Our job is to broadcast the transaction to the network. Moving that transaction is the network's job. As has been stated several times in this thread, his coins will show up when someone starts mining. We've done our job.

Regardless of whether a coin is moving or not why are you allowing users to deposit and withdraw a dead coin? Shouldn't it be disabled?

Someone who took a Princeton course on Bitcoin should probably know there is literally no way to stop someone depositing a coin

You mean to tell me that you think it is 100% impossible for you to disable deposits for dead coins?

It took me exactly 1 minute and 4 seconds of my time to write you up the code needed to do it.

Code:
$isconnected "//code to check if wallet is synced and ready to go here";

if(!
isconnected){
$depositaddress "Disabled";
$withdrawal "Inactive";
}
else{
$depositaddress $address['useraddress'];
$withdrawal "Active";
}
?>


Oh right, OK so you ARE trying to be dense, I can stop responding now.

Whether you think I am dense is beside the point of you still allowing users to lose their money. Disable your deposits and withdrawals for dead coins or people like me will continue to make your exchange look like shit.

You know what? I don't give a fuck what clueless people think.

That is why your exchange is shit. In order to run a successful business the owners need to 'give a fuck' what people think not just let them lose their money and go 'oh well this faggot is too stupid he deserves to lose his money'.

full member
Activity: 176
Merit: 102
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz
November 15, 2015, 03:16:18 PM
#85
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

Welcome to the risks of owning an exchange. You listed it so you are responsible for trades that happen on your own website. If coins are unable to be processed to users wallets then you need to repay them some other way for their coins that you have control of.

No, anyone is capable of pointing a miner at a network, whether it be a CPU, GPU, ASIC, rented hash, or whatever. It is not the exchange's responsibility to get the network moving, we list coins because our users ask us to list those coins. If you want to hold a coin, it's your responsibility to keep the network moving.

Is it not your job to insure users get their coins from you?
Our job is to broadcast the transaction to the network. Moving that transaction is the network's job. As has been stated several times in this thread, his coins will show up when someone starts mining. We've done our job.

Regardless of whether a coin is moving or not why are you allowing users to deposit and withdraw a dead coin? Shouldn't it be disabled?

Someone who took a Princeton course on Bitcoin should probably know there is literally no way to stop someone depositing a coin

You mean to tell me that you think it is 100% impossible for you to disable deposits for dead coins?

It took me exactly 1 minute and 4 seconds of my time to write you up the code needed to do it.

Code:
$isconnected "//code to check if wallet is synced and ready to go here";

if(!
isconnected){
$depositaddress "Disabled";
$withdrawal "Inactive";
}
else{
$depositaddress $address['useraddress'];
$withdrawal "Active";
}
?>


Oh right, OK so you ARE trying to be dense, I can stop responding now.

Whether you think I am dense is beside the point of you still allowing users to lose their money. Disable your deposits and withdrawals for dead coins or people like me will continue to make your exchange look like shit.

You know what? I don't give a fuck what clueless people think.
legendary
Activity: 1596
Merit: 1005
https://cryptodatabase.net
November 15, 2015, 03:14:59 PM
#84
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

Welcome to the risks of owning an exchange. You listed it so you are responsible for trades that happen on your own website. If coins are unable to be processed to users wallets then you need to repay them some other way for their coins that you have control of.

No, anyone is capable of pointing a miner at a network, whether it be a CPU, GPU, ASIC, rented hash, or whatever. It is not the exchange's responsibility to get the network moving, we list coins because our users ask us to list those coins. If you want to hold a coin, it's your responsibility to keep the network moving.

Is it not your job to insure users get their coins from you?
Our job is to broadcast the transaction to the network. Moving that transaction is the network's job. As has been stated several times in this thread, his coins will show up when someone starts mining. We've done our job.

Regardless of whether a coin is moving or not why are you allowing users to deposit and withdraw a dead coin? Shouldn't it be disabled?

Someone who took a Princeton course on Bitcoin should probably know there is literally no way to stop someone depositing a coin

You mean to tell me that you think it is 100% impossible for you to disable deposits for dead coins?

It took me exactly 1 minute and 4 seconds of my time to write you up the code needed to do it.

Code:
$isconnected "//code to check if wallet is synced and ready to go here";

if(!
isconnected){
$depositaddress "Disabled";
$withdrawal "Inactive";
}
else{
$depositaddress $address['useraddress'];
$withdrawal "Active";
}
?>


Oh right, OK so you ARE trying to be dense, I can stop responding now.

Whether you think I am dense is beside the point of you still allowing users to lose their money. Disable your deposits and withdrawals for dead coins or people like me will continue to make your exchange look like shit.
full member
Activity: 176
Merit: 102
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz
November 15, 2015, 03:13:11 PM
#83
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

Welcome to the risks of owning an exchange. You listed it so you are responsible for trades that happen on your own website. If coins are unable to be processed to users wallets then you need to repay them some other way for their coins that you have control of.

No, anyone is capable of pointing a miner at a network, whether it be a CPU, GPU, ASIC, rented hash, or whatever. It is not the exchange's responsibility to get the network moving, we list coins because our users ask us to list those coins. If you want to hold a coin, it's your responsibility to keep the network moving.

Is it not your job to insure users get their coins from you?
Our job is to broadcast the transaction to the network. Moving that transaction is the network's job. As has been stated several times in this thread, his coins will show up when someone starts mining. We've done our job.

Regardless of whether a coin is moving or not why are you allowing users to deposit and withdraw a dead coin? Shouldn't it be disabled?

Someone who took a Princeton course on Bitcoin should probably know there is literally no way to stop someone depositing a coin

You mean to tell me that you think it is 100% impossible for you to disable deposits for dead coins?

It took me exactly 1 minute and 4 seconds of my time to write you up the code needed to do it.

Code:
$isconnected "//code to check if wallet is synced and ready to go here";

if(!
isconnected){
$depositaddress "Disabled";
$withdrawal "Inactive";
}
else{
$depositaddress $address['useraddress'];
$withdrawal "Active";
}
?>


Oh right, OK so you ARE trying to be dense, I can stop responding now.
legendary
Activity: 1596
Merit: 1005
https://cryptodatabase.net
November 15, 2015, 03:09:05 PM
#82
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

Welcome to the risks of owning an exchange. You listed it so you are responsible for trades that happen on your own website. If coins are unable to be processed to users wallets then you need to repay them some other way for their coins that you have control of.

No, anyone is capable of pointing a miner at a network, whether it be a CPU, GPU, ASIC, rented hash, or whatever. It is not the exchange's responsibility to get the network moving, we list coins because our users ask us to list those coins. If you want to hold a coin, it's your responsibility to keep the network moving.

Is it not your job to insure users get their coins from you?
Our job is to broadcast the transaction to the network. Moving that transaction is the network's job. As has been stated several times in this thread, his coins will show up when someone starts mining. We've done our job.

Regardless of whether a coin is moving or not why are you allowing users to deposit and withdraw a dead coin? Shouldn't it be disabled?

Someone who took a Princeton course on Bitcoin should probably know there is literally no way to stop someone depositing a coin

You mean to tell me that you think it is 100% impossible for you to disable deposits for dead coins?

It took me exactly 1 minute and 4 seconds of my time to write you up the code needed to do it.

Code:
$isconnected "//code to check if wallet is synced and ready to go here";

if(!
isconnected){
$depositaddress "Disabled";
$withdrawal "Inactive";
}
else{
$depositaddress $address['useraddress'];
$withdrawal "Active";
}
?>

full member
Activity: 176
Merit: 102
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz
November 15, 2015, 03:01:22 PM
#81
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

Welcome to the risks of owning an exchange. You listed it so you are responsible for trades that happen on your own website. If coins are unable to be processed to users wallets then you need to repay them some other way for their coins that you have control of.

No, anyone is capable of pointing a miner at a network, whether it be a CPU, GPU, ASIC, rented hash, or whatever. It is not the exchange's responsibility to get the network moving, we list coins because our users ask us to list those coins. If you want to hold a coin, it's your responsibility to keep the network moving.

Is it not your job to insure users get their coins from you?
Our job is to broadcast the transaction to the network. Moving that transaction is the network's job. As has been stated several times in this thread, his coins will show up when someone starts mining. We've done our job.

Regardless of whether a coin is moving or not why are you allowing users to deposit and withdraw a dead coin? Shouldn't it be disabled?

Someone who took a Princeton course on Bitcoin should probably know there is literally no way to stop someone depositing a coin, should I rush over to your house and stop you from typing in your deposit address? Should I just ignore the transactions and pretend they aren't there? I suppose easy when you consider that we can't receive deposits if the network isn't moving. And I ask once more, if I disable withdrawing that coin that I'll remind you is already there because it had to be working at some stage to get there(All things someone who took a Princeton course on Bitcoin should probably know) how is that any different to them already being unable to withdraw their coins? You're literally saying to me, if people aren't able to withdraw their coins, you shouldn't let them withdraw their coins.

Imagine you bought a car, and an earthquake hit, destroying the road from the car dealership to your house, would you blame the car dealership for not fixing and maintaining the roads? Should the car dealership stop selling cars?
legendary
Activity: 1596
Merit: 1005
https://cryptodatabase.net
November 15, 2015, 02:52:44 PM
#80
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

Welcome to the risks of owning an exchange. You listed it so you are responsible for trades that happen on your own website. If coins are unable to be processed to users wallets then you need to repay them some other way for their coins that you have control of.

No, anyone is capable of pointing a miner at a network, whether it be a CPU, GPU, ASIC, rented hash, or whatever. It is not the exchange's responsibility to get the network moving, we list coins because our users ask us to list those coins. If you want to hold a coin, it's your responsibility to keep the network moving.

Is it not your job to insure users get their coins from you?
Our job is to broadcast the transaction to the network. Moving that transaction is the network's job. As has been stated several times in this thread, his coins will show up when someone starts mining. We've done our job.

Regardless of whether a coin is moving or not why are you allowing users to deposit and withdraw a dead coin? Shouldn't it be disabled?
full member
Activity: 176
Merit: 102
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz
November 15, 2015, 02:49:01 PM
#79
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

Welcome to the risks of owning an exchange. You listed it so you are responsible for trades that happen on your own website. If coins are unable to be processed to users wallets then you need to repay them some other way for their coins that you have control of.

No, anyone is capable of pointing a miner at a network, whether it be a CPU, GPU, ASIC, rented hash, or whatever. It is not the exchange's responsibility to get the network moving, we list coins because our users ask us to list those coins. If you want to hold a coin, it's your responsibility to keep the network moving.

Is it not your job to insure users get their coins from you?
Our job is to broadcast the transaction to the network. Moving that transaction is the network's job. As has been stated several times in this thread, his coins will show up when someone starts mining. We've done our job.
legendary
Activity: 1596
Merit: 1005
https://cryptodatabase.net
November 15, 2015, 02:47:29 PM
#78
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

Welcome to the risks of owning an exchange. You listed it so you are responsible for trades that happen on your own website. If coins are unable to be processed to users wallets then you need to repay them some other way for their coins that you have control of.

No, anyone is capable of pointing a miner at a network, whether it be a CPU, GPU, ASIC, rented hash, or whatever. It is not the exchange's responsibility to get the network moving, we list coins because our users ask us to list those coins. If you want to hold a coin, it's your responsibility to keep the network moving.

Is it not your job to insure users get their coins from you?
legendary
Activity: 1596
Merit: 1005
https://cryptodatabase.net
November 15, 2015, 02:46:49 PM
#77
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/prototanium-otc-exchange-1140354
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/prototanium-otc-exchange-1140354

READ cryptodatabase, before you are talking again and again WRONG!
This user try to withdraw a dead coin! STOP IT!
He has buy this coin at least one month ago!!!!!

A dead coin still offered for trade? How can you possibly think this is ok?
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November 15, 2015, 02:46:11 PM
#76
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

Welcome to the risks of owning an exchange. You listed it so you are responsible for trades that happen on your own website. If coins are unable to be processed to users wallets then you need to repay them some other way for their coins that you have control of.

No, anyone is capable of pointing a miner at a network, whether it be a CPU, GPU, ASIC, rented hash, or whatever. It is not the exchange's responsibility to get the network moving, we list coins because our users ask us to list those coins. If you want to hold a coin, it's your responsibility to keep the network moving.
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November 15, 2015, 02:44:30 PM
#75
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/prototanium-otc-exchange-1140354
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/prototanium-otc-exchange-1140354

READ cryptodatabase, before you are talking again and again WRONG!
This user try to withdraw a dead coin! STOP IT!
He has buy this coin at least one month ago!!!!!
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November 15, 2015, 02:42:57 PM
#74
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?

Welcome to the risks of owning an exchange. You listed it so you are responsible for trades that happen on your own website. If coins are unable to be processed to users wallets then you need to repay them some other way for their coins that you have control of.
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November 15, 2015, 02:39:13 PM
#73
You're not buying anything FROM ebay you're buying things ON ebay, ebay itself isn't selling you anything, and we ourselves are not selling you any coins. When you buy a coin you're not buying it from the exchange, and unlike ebay where your item never gets sent, if you bought a coin you cannot withdraw you can sell it again. But instead you suggest I should delist the coin? Then why did you even buy it in the first place? And how do you propose I give everyone who holds that coin their coins if the network is dead, hypocrite much? If you really wanted these coins so bad you could do the bare minimum of firing up a miner and getting the network going. Princeton or no, you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.

A crypto exchange is a medium for trades and transactions. They offer this service so it is up to them to insure that it is working properly and if not disable it. Same exact thing Ebay does.

I don't use your exchange so I don't have any issues with withdrawing coins. You need to, again, insure that coins you offer can be withdrawn.

Why the hell would I want to buy something I can't use and why would you even offer it to trade knowing you are unable to pay it out?

The last time I checked, exchanges hold on to the coins that are being traded. Don't tell me you are denying any responsibility in insuring that those who buy it get what they pay for?

As for knowing what I am talking about, lets get started on how much longer your exchange will be going. Did y'all find funding all of a sudden or is your exchange going to pull a GOX when you can no longer afford to pay your servers?

I'm leaning towards GOX as you were wanting $15,000 to keep it going past the 6 month period and the only people who attempted to donate any money to you was from my dev team.
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November 15, 2015, 02:38:07 PM
#72
You can leave whatever you want to leave that is your opinion.

The exchange needed to disable the coin if they knew it wasn't being used.

Since they didn't they need to return the users funds instead of just keeping them pending.

As far as the chain, all it takes is some mining to get it going again. A seller needs to insure a chain is working properly before trying to sell it.

If you cannot understand this basic knowledge then you truly are as stupid as I think you are.

We don't sell the coins, users do, which means it must have at some stage been working in order for those users to deposit those coins, yet since the network has since stopped moving you say we should delist the coin, and that we should return the users funds. How do we return the users funds if we're delisting because the network has stopped moving? Do you just wanna stop for a second to think about what it is you're actually saying here?
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