Quote from: ltcjunky43 on March 21, 2014, 12:16:59 PM

Quote from: DigiByte on March 20, 2014, 09:37:36 PM

Quote from: Snotty on March 20, 2014, 09:06:03 PM

Quote from: DigiByte on March 20, 2014, 08:55:48 PM

It appears CoinMarket.io is back online: https://www.coinmarket.io/market/DGBBTC

Has anyone been able to withdraw or can you confirm they have updated their DigiByte wallet?

I managed to get a response regarding DGB & old wallet issues a couple days ago, when they were responding in a thread.

Quote from: coinmarket.io on March 18, 2014, 02:34:00 PM

We will reset some DGB and KDC balances so people can retry their withdrawal themselves. We will post an update when it happens.
There is also a JSON-RPC specific problem with digibyte - a problem with their code.
It does not allow us to send any RPC calls to the coindaemon (from command line) while the exchange is connected to it. Not a big issue though.

Please stay assured that we will solve most of this mess - we are working hardcore on this.

Most of this mess will be solved by the end of this week, especially regarding altcoins.
Obviously there is some BTC missing due to the hacks, but we are looking for a solution.

Not sure if they updated wallet already or not. It's hard to tell with them being such way... Only hope remains.

We have tried contacting them several times over the past few weeks and they have yet to respond. Yes there is an issue when they havent updated their DigiByte wallet. Have they even checked their email or twitter feed or BTC Talk account in the last four weeks?

Even if they reopen we will not be supporting them given their lack of professionalism and total disregard for communication with their customers. Very unprofessional.

A lot of people think that they scammed everyone...

The crypto community is very afraid of service providers, mostly because they've been burned before.
For example, I lost 200 some dollars once, it sucked...

I heard that someone on coinmarket had about 60 BTC on it, the crazy bastard. This should be a lesson to always keep the majority of your coins on local hardware
I know I'm doing that with my DGB Tongue

Only deposit what you need and withdraw the rest