Quote from: HelpTheCoin on October 27, 2017, 04:30:39 PM

Quote from: cryptohunter on October 27, 2017, 11:05:10 AM

This is not so good news for those that have coins trapped on yobit if they don't bother with the swap. Hopefully some pressure can be applied to them to release ppls coins and swap to the new chain.

Couldn't this give people an opportunity to retrieve their Yobit coins? If they transferred their Yobit coins to a holding account (managed by a CBX core member) They can account for the fact that they exist and verify ownership as well as remove them from circulation. Then give an equal amount in the swapped coin.

I still have a concern that the new coin will have to be relisted on Cryptopia since a swap is viewed as a new coin.

Your idea about the yobit is interesting. But how do they transfer their yobit coins to a holding account? explain it more because i like the sound of it as i stupidly swept up a bunch at yobit a long time ago and they have remained there hostage until now. I have been loath to create a yobit scam thread since other than this and a few other currencies they work rather well and have already given people their bitcoingold which is more than most other exchanges have done. Weird they are so good in some areas and so poor in others.

Well I'm more hoping cryptopia will see it as an upgrade and not a new coin listing. Upgrading a wallet costs less.

If we really do have the tech prowess here to code out something like the pivx entire team have done then we don't have much to worry about either way because if we are going to all this trouble to create something different to pivx and have their skills we will shortly be on many more exchanges.

I wonder what these core differences are to warranty all of this work. Even the pivx team seem to be causing a lot of issues getting zero coin patched in.

I have high hopes for cbx so which ever way is best for the project is good. I guess the devs here know best. I will trust in them.