Quote from: windywinter on November 05, 2013, 04:28:45 PM

Quote from: mobile on November 05, 2013, 02:38:19 PM

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I am sure the issue with coinlenders is related to TF's practice of keeping BTC in cold storage. The news got out of the inputs.io side channel attack (maybe even some people think coinlenders was compromised). People panic, pull their BTC from coinlenders, depletes the hot wallet now were getting the ugly end of the stick. Try and stay low stress peoples. Inputs.io was nominated as a silver member of the bitcoin Foundation for a reason & TF created inputs.io so im confident in the resolve.

What is happening is that withdraws from coinlenders, which are actually internal transactions between input.io accounts, are not showing up in people's inputs.io accounts. As far as I know, withdraw from coinlenders has nothing to do with cold storage. Furthermore, coinlenders has no hot wallet nor offline wallet at all. What it has is a inputs.io account and it's inputs.io that keeps coins in cold storage.

I should of been more specific and/or careful with my words regarding the fact that coinlenders runs off of an inputs.io account and the inputs.io utilizing the cold storage.

Quote from: gweedo on November 05, 2013, 04:54:54 PM

Quote from: mobile on November 05, 2013, 02:38:19 PM

Inputs.io was nominated as a silver member of the bitcoin Foundation for a reason & TF created inputs.io so im confident in the resolve.

You do know you buy that... you are not nominated. Anyone can buy it, Silk Road could have brought one.

I was not aware of that & thanks for the enlightenment. *moment of silence for DPR*.....
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Not sure where my disconnect on that one came from. Roll Eyes

I need more coffee before posting in the morning perhaps.

On a side note. It is 0445hr in Sydney, Australia and we all look forward to resolve. Cheers.....