Quote from: bitcoinboy12 on January 30, 2018, 09:21:11 AM

Quote from: Iamcassian on January 29, 2018, 05:07:21 PM

Well it seems there's something wrong if that would be the case. I tried to download their QT wallet and it seems to be an old version of QT as I've seen those types of QT wallet from before like Rimbit which is also in Cryptopia. Rimbit and Wincoin both uses the same QT wallet look only that Rimbit has been around for years. Lucky for me though that my Wincoin is in cryptopia and I've been waiting for them to go back online and when they did, it's a mess. I feel too bad for those who withdrew their Wincoins from Cryptopia and stake it to their QT wallets. I sold my Wincoins few hours ago when it was at 12k sat as it seems there's something fishy with this coin.

Did you notice that the block explorer removed the old blockchain as well? Is it to get rid of the previous records or is there something to hide on the old blockchain?

I got out at small loss but its ok, I don't want to hold my Wincoins anymore for they might decide to nullify my coins when they feel they want to.

Good for you that your coins are in cryptopia and got automatically swapped to the new blockchain. How about those like me? I'm sure there are lots out there that these guys messed up with. Plus they removed the block explorer of the old blockchain so how can I now prove the transfer? Is it a move to eradicate those users and for them not to have a way to check the transactions?

Seems another scam to me.

Our previous block explorer is still there for checking/tracking purposes.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/wc-old/