Quote from: Neo Baudrillard on January 19, 2018, 04:40:13 PM

Quote from: errata on January 19, 2018, 04:26:45 PM

Quote from: Neo Baudrillard on January 19, 2018, 02:26:26 PM

I wish you good luck, when you need to move the coins earned in mining

So...

My latest transaction: https://postimg.org/image/uny538urv/

Transaction ID: ef45adf27c2bda1285d220889c753b0bf52fdfec096e8410f0996d259b5de243

Explorer link: https://blockexplorer.electroneum.com/search?value=ef45adf27c2bda1285d220889c753b0bf52fdfec096e8410f0996d259b5de243

Cryptopia "Balances" tab: https://postimg.org/image/jbljlpefv/ (the amount is higher because of previous deposits)

The exact command I used to transfer ETN from my desktop wallet to Cryptopia was:

Code:

transfer etnjzKFU6ogESSKRZZbdqraPdcKVxEC17Cm1Xvbyy76PARQMmgrgceH4krAH6xmjKwJ3HtSAKuyFm1BBWYqtchtq9tBap8Qr4M 4008 44d48cee3ff1a31e24d93b4d643296bb30a52a68988fea2b49823dbcab73029f

Zero problems. Not sure how long it took to confirm, was busy with some other things but it was pretty quick, taken in account that we talk about Cryptopia here

So... Who's "right" now in whole this story? Where's the "scam" here?

I think you wanted to play the fool. You can continue to play around with blockchain internal transactions at will. That was never the point. Your money is stuck in there. The horror story begins when you will turn that into another currency. For this you will need an exchange and there is only one option. That's where the coup lives!

"Internal transactions"?? Wait a second, I don't understand... You don't believe me that I transferred this to Cryptopia or what?