Quote from: 8-bit-Party on July 13, 2017, 12:05:22 AM

Quote from: drays on July 12, 2017, 03:55:32 PM

Quote from: sergeroyal on July 12, 2017, 07:16:48 AM

Hello,

I successfully transferred my 2000 8bit coins from Bittrex to cryptopia couple of days ago, it took around 10-15 minutes for the coins to be available in my cryptopia wallet.

Regards

Quote from: jcwhiteuk on July 12, 2017, 11:34:36 AM

I been trying to get my coins off the Bittrex exchange, but my wallet on my laptop, on my pc, office, all won't sync. Fortunately, I read on here that many moved the coins over to cryptopia. I set up a new account and moved the coins across in the morning. I can confirm it takes no more than 2 hours for the coins to be confirmed

Thanks for sharing your experience. You guys are lucky. My test withdrawals to Cryptopia were lost (done about 15 hours ago). Luckily I've tested with small amounts.

Probably few days ago Bittrex was on the right chain. However now its shows "The last block update occurred 821 minutes ago.", while I can clearly see blocks generated every minute.
I contacted them, letting them know they are on the wrong chain. No answer yet.

Bittrex is on the right chain. If cryptopia is on the wrong chain, they will be asked to use a right chain and refunded in case of lost transactions by the community.

.

What makes you think so...? If Bittrex is on the right chain, why the blocks there are delayed so much (last block received more than 10 hours ago!).
Here are the numbers according to what is shown on respective websites right now:
Bittrex (https://bittrex.com/Status) - is on block 968423
Cryptopia (https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo) - is on block 971352

Bittrex is about 3000 blocks behind!
As we all know, the right chain is the longest chain, this is the golden rule of crypto, isn't it?

My masternodes are on the same chain as Cryptopia, they have 14 and 36 connections respectively, and chain moves fast, just as it should. So I assume the majority of the network is on the longest chain too.