Just a small reminder.

If you have any issue - you are welcome to use our support system here: https://c-cex.com/?id=support
We serve every ticket we receive. We are doing our best to resolve just any issue you may have. Please, note - we do not serve any tickets containing abusive language.

How c-cex can easily scam you.

In spring 2014 I decided to join the crypto hype wave. I deposited 0.11 BTC to c-cex.com and started trading various alt-coins. Trading didn't go well, most of the coins I bought depreciated in value, so I ended up holding them in hope that they rise again and I can sell them.
At that time I was moving to another town, new job, etc., and I didn't pay attention to warnings about delisting coins (though I think I saw it, I admit it).
So, after a break, one day in summer 2014 I log in to my account and see almost all of my coins gone (some of them were still displayed in balance, but withdrawals disabled, others - not displayed at all, I could find info about them only in history).

I googled it, and it appeared that similar thing happened to many other folks. I asked the support in chat about it and their response was something like:
"Yes, we have your coins, but we won't bring a wallet up just for 1 person to withdraw his $1 of coins. You can withdraw them when we list them again.".
I found it fair enough, as my biggest holding at that time was worth about $15.
So I subscribed to the newsletter and just waited for the coins to be listed again.
And I waited until summer 2017, but none of the coins was listed again.
At that time the coins taken by the exchange were worth about $500, so I made a shy attempt to negotiate their retrieval. I wrote to the support, but their response was as standard "Wait till the coin is listed".

In December 2017 my coins value went over 3000 USD, so I thought - "maybe I could just facilitate listing the coin there?".
Turns out that even though they have "voting" for new coins, it is clear that only scam coins with no community get any decent number of votes (see PFTC as an example), and the only way to list a coin there is to pay.
Last listed coin (IoP), for example, has 15.6 BTC in paid votes! That's $200,000!

Now as my coins worth a lot more, I decided to write to support to negotiate bringing up a wallet, expecting they would agree to take a reasonable fee. Here is how it went.
https://preview.ibb.co/es2E4G/c_cex_scam.png
That's all, folks!

Only you decide whether to trust them your money or not.

very important
C-CEX was probably robbed or scamed this is their wallet https://www.walletexplorer.com/wallet/00000b5787eb203e?page=136
2017-12-14 13:17:57 transaction https://www.walletexplorer.com/txid/4080ae0f02a31d606e9d58363b2257585af84830c22de9e2dbc03210bd07508e
2017-12-14 15:43   twitt on vacation

Please post yours BTC deposit adress  or check https://www.walletexplorer.com/ to find their wallets

99.9% of all supply is already mined, dude

You need to keep an eye on announces about coin delisting if you keep coins on exchange for a long time. No confiscation happened here. We always give a lot of time and even more for withdrawals after delisting announces. Please, read exchange rules: https://c-cex.com/?id=terms

is this coin called  mof  on okex coin exchange ?

I have 187828

Are you still working on this? I see a few offers to pitch in

1. The wallet that someone mentioned in this thread wasn't built from sources that are on Github. Wallet built from Github sources is incompatible with current blockchain.
2. I tried to contact Dev, he was online yesterday but didn't reply.
3. The network was supposed to generate blocks every 5 minutes (~288 blocks/day), but it currently does only 10-30 blocks/day, half of which usually are created during 1 minute.
Not sure why/who is pumping it, but I would suggest refraining from buying it.

WTB 1mln+ MOL. PM

Who has the big sell order on 17 sat? If that guy removes it, it's open for a huge rise.

Any proof for development? Website? Team? Roadmap?

what is your interest in Nbit ?