WTF happened to the CoinEX Admin's Twitter Account? Did We All Just Get Goxed?

wallstreetcoiner

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Quote from: gustav on March 18, 2014, 08:35:31 PM

I've been scammed there before for coins. Systemglitches caused coins to disappear and support (erundook) just told me they were not there anymore and he could do nothing about it.
I left back then.

I think we've all been goxed. The Github and Twitter deletions should be evidence enough. Huh

gustav

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I've been scammed there before for coins. Systemglitches caused coins to disappear and support (erundook) just told me they were not there anymore and he could do nothing about it.
I left back then.

JCaferJr

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I tried to sell my CoinEX cryptostocks shares a week or so ago only to find out I couldn't. After a few days i posted the following:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5644792

I sent an email to [email protected] and haven't heard anything.

greentea

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their twitter was last active 2 days ago not deleted ...

Androidicus

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What a waste of time... coins down the drain and we seriously expect the 'mainstream' to accept this?

Ok, we are in the 'pioneer' days of crypto-evolution but how many times is this going to happen?

For my part I am trying to keep the faith and patiently hope that Coinex will rise again - naive?

ralfs

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I looked into dogechain.info and noticed my doge coins from the coinex deposit were transferred to a millions sized wallet. At a date/time the coinex site was already closed.
The status is 'not yet redeemed'. Will that mean that a) the dogecoin fork stopped the robbery/repair? b) there is any chance my coins are still there c) can I withdraw without coinex getting back online..

OkieDoke

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See the post I just left on the CoinEx thread and then make your choice from there...

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5762477

Disastrus

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ok ugly mob with pitchforks...

lets just wait and see

PhattyBanks

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Quote from: Jeezy911 on March 18, 2014, 03:08:42 AM

Quote from: Stouse49 on March 18, 2014, 01:07:47 AM

There are too many fly-by-night operations in the crypto-currency community. Who can we trust?

Coinbase, Mcxnow, and your own wallet. Mintpal looks strong but it will probably get hacked tomorrow.

crofl!

brooklynite

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Quote from: PyroClasTix on March 18, 2014, 03:20:45 AM

It's funny because the exchanges with the nicer frontends are the ones that end up getting hacked...the ones with the crappier frontend however...well only time will tell.

Nobody is getting hacked. Some exchanges are a front to steal bitcoins. The owners simply TAKE the coins and walk away, they don't even have to run.

Artlover

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Quote from: curtiskam on March 17, 2014, 08:02:35 PM

Without further communication, it looks like they took the coin deposited there and ran. Sad

If it was legit, wouldn't there have been an update in 24 hours?

Sure seems that way.

Shame. While I always hated their java script laden site, I did have faith in them as being mostly grounded with a good future.

Quote from: Colin Miner on March 17, 2014, 07:43:08 PM

http://ilikekillnerds.com/2014/03/looks-like-coinex-pw-might-have-been-hacked/ this contains a fair bit of information.

I hesitate to say speculation, because that could be said, but the investigation and results are solid.

So yeah, they either got hit big time or it was an inside job (though being entirely JS based, hacking is a real possibility). Either way, it "seems" like they are trying to just run away and wash their hands of it.

PyroClasTix

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It's funny because the exchanges with the nicer frontends are the ones that end up getting hacked...the ones with the crappier frontend however...well only time will tell.

Jeezy911

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Quote from: Stouse49 on March 18, 2014, 01:07:47 AM

There are too many fly-by-night operations in the crypto-currency community. Who can we trust?

Coinbase, Mcxnow, and your own wallet. Mintpal looks strong but it will probably get hacked tomorrow.

Stouse49

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There are too many fly-by-night operations in the crypto-currency community. Who can we trust?

bl0ckchain

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curtiskam

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Without further communication, it looks like they took the coin deposited there and ran. Sad

If it was legit, wouldn't there have been an update in 24 hours?

Colin Miner

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https://coinex.pw/ suggests the site is down for maintenance and they have activated the cloudflare 'I am under attack' filter.

Twitter post says:

CoinEX.pw ‏@CoinexPW Mar 16

Security issue, investigating

http://ilikekillnerds.com/2014/03/looks-like-coinex-pw-might-have-been-hacked/ this contains a fair bit of information.

drippx

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I could never trust a site that ends with a .pw, js

bl0ckchain

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Quote from: BotwinBG on March 17, 2014, 07:22:31 PM

https://twitter.com/CoinexPW ? Or you mean that of Vitaly Sorokin ?

According to reports, Erundook has erased his twitter account, github account,etc.

https://twitter.com/search?q=erundook

BotwinBG

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https://twitter.com/CoinexPW ? Or you mean that of Vitaly Sorokin ?

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