Quote from: JHB3 on September 13, 2017, 03:08:38 PM

Quote from: yesiam6 on September 13, 2017, 02:13:26 PM

first we need to solve the "stuck on novaexchange timereum" issue.

maybe like freo said

Quote from: freo on September 12, 2017, 03:13:56 AM

Just a suggestion, but wouldn't it be better to get Nova users to send through read-only api keys so you can check balances rather than having to login as them? Would be easier all around and safer I would think.

this could be a faster way to do this

Look up this post from the DevTeam, they would have a solution for the withdrawal problem:

Quote from: ElixirDev on September 11, 2017, 04:10:51 PM

NovaExchange TME Recovery

The ELIX developers are moving forward with a plan to recover TME locked in
NovaExchange. As NovaExchange has not initiated plans to work with the
developers to remove this TME, the developers have chosen an alternative option.
The process of recovering TME in NovaExchange is not ideal, but we are dedicated
to helping those who purhased TME turn their holdings into EXOR, which they may
then turn into ELIX.

Note: If NovaExchange opens withdrawals or deposits, the developers will not be able
to move forward with this plan but will consider alternative possibilities.

To recover TME you have stuck in NovaExchange:

1. Move all digital assets except your TME out of your NovaExchange account. There will be some gas costs, but this step is optional. It is meant to eliminate trust throughout the process.
2. Change your email if you wish to protect your privacy.
3. Create and set a temporary password for your account.
Email elixirtoken@gmail.com with the following information:
1. Your NovaExchange username and temporary password.
2. The address to which you would like an equal amount of EXOR credited. This
should be a personal wallet, not an exchange wallet. If you use an exchange wallet,
you will not be able to access your EXOR.

We will then email back with a request #, which will be used to organize this
process. Afer the removal of TME from NovaExchange (scheduled for September
30th), the developers will credit the addresses specified with EXOR.
Please be patient regarding email commmunications as we expect to receive many
claims. Addresses will be credited after the delisting of TME to make sure the
process goes smoothly.

You can follow the progress of recovery claims via this document:
TME Recovery Claims

Thank you for your patience.

yes i've read that and freo's quote

Quote from: freo on September 12, 2017, 03:13:56 AM

Just a suggestion, but wouldn't it be better to get Nova users to send through read-only api keys so you can check balances rather than having to login as them? Would be easier all around and safer I would think.

was a reply to that post