Quote from: imagimar on February 15, 2018, 10:05:14 AM

Quote from: Eatbatterys on February 15, 2018, 08:59:36 AM

I'd be hard pressed to imagine Cryptopia not being able to sort out an issue on their end kills coins.

What if they decide to delist it, or they cannot fix issue in weeks? We cant just wait for that to happen. You could start asking them to mark deposits as conflicted, so we could trade those "deposited" on cryptobridge. With this awful communication with customers from their side, I don't think this can be resolved in months.

I didn't set up their infrastructure and I don't monitor or manage it so I've no idea what the problem is. From a coin dev perspective, Cryptopia has actually had very fast and helpful communication. Having said that, the most information I've been able to get to date is that they're aware of the issue and fixing it.

I don't really think this is a "they have no idea what they're doing" problem. It's more of a "they have way too much on their plate at once" problem. In the case of the latter, they simply just need to keep solving problems and they'll get to it eventually.

I'd be willing to bet money that this issue won't get us delisted. If every other exchange, mining pool, wallet, and masternode are all working perfectly, then I'd also wager the problem has nothing to do with us and is oriented on their side of things.

As for marking every pending deposit as "conflicted," that's not really how it works.