Quote from: Zechis966 on June 04, 2017, 01:05:25 AM

Quote from: AltcoinScamfinder on June 03, 2017, 11:29:31 PM

Someone from the wagerr team needs to contact me. I took part in the ICO using Dash and 24 hours later I see no transaction in the dashboard.

Pm me.

Isn't the transaction on the chain?

Also,

Quote from: AltcoinScamfinder on June 02, 2017, 11:27:40 PM

The fact that you don't understand that you should NEVER use an exchange address to send coins anywhere but your own wallet disqualifies you from the ICO. Just don't.

never is a harsh word...only the sith deal in absolutes...

I've participated in at least 2 ICO's that you could deposit from exchange, maybe even 3 I think TRST you could do that as well...and later on you input your ETH address for the ERC20 tokes.

I agree, good rule of thumb but you need to check the specific ICO because often sending straight from an exchange is easier for people, especially if they don't wish to use MEW and MIST is having synccing issues, and in many cases can save some fees/time.

In general I never send, but with MGO I sent almost exclusively from exchanges because I would trade for different coins, hold on exchange just in case, and when I saw ICO ending just sent all from exchange.

1. If you don't own the private key you don't own the coin. The exchange does.
2. If you don't own the private key you can't prove your transactions to a third party since exchanges will not allow you to sign or verify messages
3. You can't control Gas cost when sending from an exchange, and in many cases this will make it impossible to join ICO's due to them requiring higher gas cost to excecute contracts than traditional sends
4. You can't control the fee when sending from an exchange, possibly having a Bitcoin transaction stuck
5. Exchanges can 'freeze' currencies and tokens for any reason they want to

So no, you should NEVER use an exchange wallet to send coins to a third party.