Re: [ANN][ICO] SONM: Supercomputer Organized by Network Mining

Okay, it sounds quite calming. But I didn't get my tokens for ETC deposit and it depresses me hard.

However I got a mesage from support@sonm.io:
10:06 PM (45 minutes ago)

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At the moment our team is still working on the issue with BTC and altcoin deposits. Due to the Ethereum network lags, BTC and altcoin transactions data are still being processed by the network and ICO smart contract.

Transactions will surely be either processed or returned within couple of hours.

Don't worry! The team is working hard on it at the moment.

If they will return my funds in couple of hours it would be the best decision. Then I could send them again with ether.

well if you already sent your money and they are already processing in our smart-contract it's kinda impossible to send them back, that's why the only option for now is really just wait. It's sad and i think i must say sorry for such things, but first participants, who sent their BTCs like 17:30 UTC yesterday got their SNMs like hour ago (and that's not even all the participants). You can PM me if you want, or write to the support in few hours

Point is that some investors have received the same deposit addresses not unique http://gastracker.io/addr/0xe77d26b80d5732efcba6422f9ebd7c5c31666d51 It means that devs can't know who sent all these ETC.
I sent 143 ETC from 0xF4bb95Ab5182aD6c4fE9aA48Edd39Ad14D85c8FD
The only right decision to solve this issue is to return all funds.

well, for ETC you don't really need unique address to identify sender, so your tokens will find their way to your wallet sooner or later.

Look, I put my ETH address at first as it was written in the instruction and after that I got a deposit address for ETC where I sent my coins. That's all. That address wasn't unique to identify who sent to this deposit address.

Answer still the same) For ETC (if you paying with it) you don't really need unique address for transaction as we can still find out sender

Tell me, how you'll know who sent from ETC address if I didn't tell you that this address is mine? There are only two addresses which you know is ETH deposit address and ETC contract address. Because the first one I gave you and the second one you gave me. What about the third address (ETC address which I used to send my ETC to ETC contract address) which you didn't know before the transaction? Don't forget, ETC contract address is not unique and it was used by many other people! Who from them has sent these 143 ETC?

well i don't need to know if it's your address or not, transaction coming from this address - tokens going there. another transaction coming from another address? well, another tokens going there