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A little bummed out.

I did what you're suppose to do and diversified my funds and sold off 2300 of dash into btc, ltc, and another coin that ended up turning my dash into ash.

I still have a large bag of dash, but still Sad

Hopefully ltc and btc will come up crazy style in 2016.

Warren Buffett > Quotes > Quotable Quote Keep all your eggs in one basket, but watch that basket closely.

BTC 2011 - 2013 (or earlier if you're lucky), LTC 2013, but we are now in the age of DASH Kiss

don't look back dood Wink

Edit> Trolerio = past its sell-by date

Otoh , out in interest , did you finally get all yr withdraws out of Cryptsy ?

Nope, unfortunately not, nothing from them since they sent 10 DASH about three weeks ago, I still have 16.9 BTC & 2,740 DASH + 230 DASH pending withdraw that I've been trying to get out for nearly 3 months now, a total of over 39.175 BTC worth or $16,600 - I gather that Doge withdrawals have stopped a few days ago when I last checked so even that 20% haircut option is out atm.

At least I was able to get approx half of the 200 BTC value that I had on there out so there's still hope for the rest, at the end of January I will be in the States for a few months and if there's been no further progress I will be sicking all the relevant regulators and law enforcement plus my lawyers there on them most likely.

http://i.imgur.com/Cb2ygx7.png

Hi There OTOH ,

thanks for the info , Myself I have only about 10 BTC on Cryptsy , don't know wether to Withdraw or not.
been doing some research and there seems to be 1 guy who filled a complaint and got his BTC fast.
I asked him how he succeeded and this is what he said :

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Not that hard to do. First of all you need to track deposit address on the blockchain that is on cryptsy website and you would see that they immediately withdraw your deposit and split it up into other other wallets. Then you need to open a withdrawal ticket on cryptsy support and right down your finding that you got on the blockchain. Do a print screen of those support tickets and file a complaint on consumerfinance.gov. You are done.

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Too bad Im no technical wizzkid otherwise I would have done myself, maybe one day someone could assist me using teamviewer or something.
Maybe its helpful for you if you are tech enough to arrange as above.
If it works I would really like to hear , or if yr lawyers succeed if they could help me would be great ! :-)

One mistake there in the deposit address and how it actually works. Someone can correct me if I am wrong, but the deposit addresses are hot wallets for the exchange. Even though a deposit address is unique to an individual, the funds are transferred off into other wallets from that address. So if you deposit 5 btc to address x, and then proceed to send 2 btc to another address, the source of the transfer most likely won't be address x, but another hot wallet. I believe most exchanges operate this way. When someone else from the exchange sends 5 btc, it may actually come from your deposit address.

Someone please double check I'm posting the correct information. Please expand also if needed.

Can someone confirm this is how the deposit addresses work?