Quote from: 4jefflee on September 26, 2014, 09:44:55 PM

Quote from: FlyingMongoose on September 26, 2014, 01:59:56 PM

Quote from: 4jefflee on September 25, 2014, 02:40:41 PM

BK, You may want to do a little research on the Cryptsy exchange. I would not recommend Cryptsy to anyone. They have a Mount Gox like reputation for losing peoples Alt coins. Had my account hacked with 2 FA and they took days to investigate, then ignored correspondence (about 2 grand lost). Also, mintpal is changing to Moolah, so may want to have that changed on the website.

I have to point out, pretty much everyone advises not to keep your coins on an exchange... ever, in fact, many even emphasize putting them on cold wallets if you can. Unless you're actively using them, there's really no point in having them on an exchange or any other service. I even placed it into the Nautijobs FAQ that it's a best practice NOT to leave your coins on there, and that is my own site/project.

I have to agree with you. It is important to keep your coins off exchanges. What I'm suggesting is a little different. Simply put, if BK is directing new money into crypto (big if so far), then he may think twice about directing these fine professionals (crypto noobs

) to an exchange with a reputation for getting "robbed". It's like sending your grandmother to the bank that gets robbed every week, vs a bank that has been robbed once or no times. I'm not saying de-list the coin from there, just may not want to point people in that direction.

That may be, but I think he pointed out the NSF right now primarily operates on BitTrex and MintPal due to the volume being higher on those two exchanges (right now). Sometime Poloniex is high too.