Topic: [WeExchange]WARNING!The Fall of Ukyo II: Ukyo Digs a Hole?!WARNING![WeExchange] - page 24. (Read 34626 times)

Let's hope much much much sooner than a few weeks..
That seems excessive...

Nope, didn't miss that. And wasn't surprised to see it. Ukyo said there would be an announcement later today after which he would have more time to deal with weexchange issues. From the sound of it, weexchange will be sorted out properly in a few weeks but for now we just need the wallet to work again.

Ukyo has said that this is not the case and that it really is technical issues. Given today's developments and that I caught him for a private chat on IRC earlier, I think this is probably true enough.

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Now that BF has announced it's closing is anyone getting worried that "processing" means good bye bitcoins?

I can only say he gave me enough assurances for me to give him another few days to sort this out. I told him I'd rather he give a fixed date for wallet functionality than leave everyone in the dark. I would rather that than have to try every day and not know. It'd never be good news but I'd prefer fixed news - as long as he was held to it - than the current situ where I am just having to retry constantly and it feels like the money isn't even there.

Fixing the underlying issues would also deal with almost all the support tickets at a stroke, so to me it's much more important to fix the problem than trawl through support requests whilst more and more stack up, people get angrier, and resolution gets farther away.

He could also evidence the cold/hot wallets containing people's funds.

Regarding login-error... i think i once had the same and i used a different browser where it worked then. Maybe worth a try.

I dont know what to think. Bitcoind is crashing fast? Then why not enabling it and start the payout routine until it crashes again? I guess a couple minutes would be way more than needed to pay out all the waiting transactions. Hell, he even could sit and watch the deamon until it crashs and restart it.

So for now im not convinced and fear there arent enough bitcoins. I dont see why he shouldnt be able to payout otherwise.

And what other support tickets are more important? I wrote a ticket some days ago already.

Thank you for looking into this ffssixtynine,
I've got 5 btc locked up. It may not seem like much compared to others but I would be sad to lose it.
I've called the number 5 times and each time they put me on hold, tell me they're in a meeting and say they will call me back. Still haven't been called back or told what's going on.
Super frustrating