Quote from: Paul Revere on June 02, 2015, 06:31:37 PM

I am completely enthralled by this idea of storing Crypto coins off of the blockchain. Please explain this.

And you are definitley wrong about your challenge to hack that wallet. You put up a bounty to hack your exhange address, and it IS a Cryptsy address. This one:

Quote from: vObh0n]6W on June 01, 2015, 01:47:58 PM

Quote from: Paul Revere on May 31, 2015, 07:25:07 PM

Quote from: favdesu on May 31, 2015, 07:16:52 PM

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1072935
https://archive.is/kxbeg

archiving it just in case

Now he is refusing to prove that they are in possession of 10,000 XPY as they are claiming to be offered as a bounty for checking their security. This is the most worthless bunch of chumps to launch an XPY scam in quite a while.

Apparently they just store the coins on cryptsy and process withdrawals manually.

PJagaQFptPkmHQjHg3Czhg7pRiUAcVfwzT

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xpy/address.dws?PJagaQFptPkmHQjHg3Czhg7pRiUAcVfwzT.htm:

Source code for the exchange appears to be here https://github.com/btcexch1/ecoinstrader

IP address is 192.99.1.95.

Alternate web addresses are

https://trade.coldcoiner.com
https://ns504295.ip-192-99-1.net

(Note: the certificate will be from tntswap.com)

you are again manipulating the words Sad

we posted there to hack wallet of tntswap.com. which means wallet connected to or from tntswap.com using json rpc .

we don't have a trick to connect plain deposit address to json rpc even without knowing the ip address of the wallet holding address Cool

don't repeat the shit post take advice of some tech guy prior commenting.