Quote from: Anon136 on February 15, 2018, 06:09:08 PM

Quote from: paratox on February 15, 2018, 01:22:26 PM

They claim that their coins were stolen. The same way I could claim they are lying about this to FUD monero. They can't prove I am wrong and I can't prove they are wrong.

I haven't heard from any credible member who got his coins stolen from mymonero. Most often rather new accounts are claiming their monero got stolen.

What if a few trusted members of the community went fishing? We could all put small amounts of monero on the web wallet and see if we could get anyone reliable to confirm the thefts. Any other legendaries who are long time veterans of this thread interested?

MyMonero is for profit unless they pay let them do their own job just like they let Jaxx. I'm not sure why so many people protect that site as if it is the project itself. I know of a few attack vectors that are likely being used (and are not on the client side) and I'm pretty sure I know exactly whats going on atm but meh I could care. I don't like the way it's been handled over the years and don't recommend using it.

Quote from: paratox on February 16, 2018, 12:15:06 AM

I can't remember what it was you warned about. Are you talking about the theory that cloudfare could be responsible for the thefts? Seems like there was a short discussion about this possibility at reddit a couple of weeks ago -
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/7tc3za/a_theory_regarding_the_randomly_reported_thefts/

No, I doubt that very much.

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I went through past posts about the thefts and you are indeed right, there were some credible members who got a lot of money stolen from their mymonero wallet.

Maybe closing down mymonero wouldn't be a bad idea at this point in time? If I remember correctly, Fluffy already suggested to do this in the past, but some people were against it. But now we have more options for storage and with the impending release of the "official" android/iOs/hardware wallets, mymonero wont be needed anymore (IMO).

I have no desire to repeat myself. I have pointed things in the past that never receive acknowledgement and I am tired and frustrated at the way this community has moved. I see practically no community support here accept for the old guard that still hangs around and on reddit I see posts supported by Devs that claim the coin community started there and this place doesn't exist. There is a rewriting of the past going on and it is not being corrected over there. I see publications that are inaccurate that I contact for corrections that the Dev fund is paying and they refuse to even respond to me. So yeah I've I've said for a while now Fuck Reddit. Everyone here I care about knows not to trust that site and that is all I care about.

Let all Webwallets die. BTW talk of the Webwallet Hacks should be in the main thread.

Quote from: aminorex on February 16, 2018, 12:39:06 AM

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Quote from: aminorex on February 15, 2018, 04:00:22 PM

BTC should see strong resistance at 10kUSD, which seems like a good time for XMRBTC to rise, since XMRUSD has no correlated psychological line.

Playing out this way...

So far, but .03 xmrbtc has been a strong resistance level, with only short, false breakouts. Once again, into the fray! With BTC 10k, that means xmr 300 is an emerging psychological line. Pop that and we should rise steadily to 400 again.

True Dat

I'm so pissed at Binance that I couldn't get some back when I was waiting for that entry spot for over a month.

Quote from: pattyking18 on February 16, 2018, 04:22:33 PM

Monero is dead as we know it. Game theory suggests that when free money is available to users as a result of airdrops, it would be illogical for them not to claim it. Due to the losses in ring signature privacy as a result of this, who in their right might would be willing to conduct sensitive transactions with such an inherently flawed cryptocurrency?

Let the bulls out.