Quote from: CoinCidental on January 22, 2018, 08:26:19 PM

Quote from: themathiasmiller on January 22, 2018, 07:58:10 PM

Quote from: CoinCidental on January 22, 2018, 05:38:00 PM

Ah...I found the information I was seeking with a bit of digging. Would have been nice if SMART shared this info early on instead of all of us wondering why our funds were locked on these different exchanges. Kind of shitty if you ask me. But if you don't know, here's the info.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2797921.0

Edit: I still do like this project and I do see a lot of potential. And I'm sure in time all will be forgotten, since crypto is so near-minded. But to me, this will always be a black mark against this currency.

Oh mate I think you didn't backread far enough the dev actually posted that in this thread, he informed everyone that there has been a zerocoin exploit that really affected the smartcash network that's why he requested the exchanges to pause their wallet and to stop this coin from being traded in order to prevent fake coins from circulating and getting into the wallets of smartcash users. The dev has been very transparent from the start, he informed everyone about the exploit and once the issues has been resolves, he announced on here that there has been a wallet update to make sure that users are only receiving the real coins and not the fake ones, and then he requested the exchanges to also update their wallets so that trading can finally resume but unfortunately exchanges are taking so much time to resume trading and now it's really affecting the devs reputation and also this project's legitimacy, which is not the dev's fault in any way.

That is probably the issue then. I mean if he made it known as soon as he knew about it then good. That's the way it should have been handled. However, that being said, he should have posted the information on the first page of this ANN thread. Most people don't sift through the pages and pages of BS on the subsequent following pages.

Yeah that's really the issue mate, and he did made it known to the public as soon as it happened, he was very open to the community regarding the problems that smartcash was facing. You do have a point here, I think that's one thing the dev missed during everything that has happened, he should've posted this matter on the first page, you're right not everyone have the time to backread all these pages, I think because of what happened he was so overwhelmed with the exploit that he didn't thought about adding this information in the first page. The dev should add this information right now though so that everyone will be informed on what's happening and why exchanges are still not allowing this coin to be traded on their platforms. This will most likely help people disregard the scam accusations that this project is currently facing.