Quote from: btctube on January 20, 2017, 03:17:35 AM

Quote from: TripleHeXXX on January 20, 2017, 03:06:33 AM

Quote from: btctube on January 20, 2017, 02:59:22 AM

An exchange site delisting a coin when there are volume still isn't as normal as it is. Can you tell us more that does "illegally transferred Pesobits" mean and "changes to historic transactions" because I can see there are more to it.

Volume has nothing to do with it as far as we are concerned. I can't tell you anything more about what "illegally transferred Pesobits" means because I don't know, you'll need to ask Pesobit, you've been given all the information we have.

"changes to historic transactions" - Rolling back transactions that have been confirmed on the network, editing the blockchain.

Amazing!!! Are all exchange runs internal blockchain for each coin?
Thank you. It don't forgo the immutability of their blockchain, can it happen like a glitch or purposely edited them? It drives me CRAAAZYYYY! Shocked

Sino salarin?

I can't speak for how other exchanges are run, but it's the logical conclusion. When you buy coin A from Bob for coin B it would be really slow and really expensive and really inconvenient if the exchange had to send coin A from your deposit address to Bob's deposit address and wait for it to confirm on the network, and then send coin B from Bob's deposit address to your deposit address and wait for it to confirm on the network.

In the same way that when you deposit a $20 note to a bank, you have no expectation of the $20 you withdraw to be the exact $20 you deposited. The balance of your Cryptopia address is not the balance of your Cryptopia account, and when you withdraw coin from Cryptopia they wont necessarily come from your deposit address or be the coins you deposited.

If you have never deposited DOT, and have never deposited BTC, and you then deposit 1 BTC and immediately sell it all for DOT, your BTC address will still contain 1 BTC even though your BTC balance is 0 and your DOT balance will still be however much DOT you just bought even though your DOT address contains 0 DOT.