Quote from: Joking313 on September 02, 2017, 09:49:27 PM

Quote from: benjismarket on September 02, 2017, 09:43:34 PM

Quote from: MrLitex on September 02, 2017, 09:37:56 PM

Quote from: benjismarket on September 02, 2017, 09:35:16 PM

Surprising everyone is missing the point.

Here's your video link. Again, easier to just see it for yourself. Weird you could care less to see the beta for yourself.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/6xrionrweokbk6k/WCEX.webm?dl=0

Well ok and what? It proves the contrary that there is a beta version and it works. So all is well.

Yes, that's what I have been getting at. If you want to try the beta, PM me. Will give you my access since I doubt they check IP access for the beta. Still waiting for them to block my IP, probably don't know how.

I was just raising awareness about their lack of security. Apparently, nobody cares about that. Mt. Gox 2.0

Um, I understand that this shows that there could be other security holes, however that is why this is called the Beta version. Discovering bugs is basically guaranteed and there is still a long way to go until the actual release.

Yes, beta, get the bugs out. etc etc... BUT WHY WITH REAL MONEY?? They are asking people to try a buggy platform with real money. Greedy, they could have at least made it paper trading first.

The bugs are not my issue, bugs are expected. Apparently, no one here is a developer? Literally looks like the platform was made overnight, so most likely untested. I say this cause anyone could have found the holes that I did in just a few minutes. It's great they keep getting patched after I mention them, but makes me wonder why things were coded and set-up the way they were in the first place. They should fire their developers and hire someone better before letting people risk their $ on a beta.

Dev 2 dev, on a scale of 1-10, how easy is it to build a quick secure and encrypted beta sign-up system? One that emails unique sign up links to a list of 5000 users listed in your database as a beta tester. Then the links take users to a page that verifies the unique code is part of the beta and then displays a sign-up form asking for a password. I give it a 1 for easy.

How hard is it to build a secure crypto exchange? I give it a 15, as super difficult.

Maybe it makes sense now what the big issue is. WCEX is supposed to have dev's from Apple, and IBM. So everyone here will ignore the fact that they can't build a very very simple beta test set-up, but can somehow magically build a super secure exchange? Gotcha. Good luck on that.

Hopefully, they will hire someone with actual skills and fix their stuff. Hate to see people lose $ because wcex decided to use newbie developers.

Anyways, let's wait for the "admin" to say the beta is "open" officially to see if issues are fixed completely. Feel like I keep saying that. Let's wait to see...