Is this even legit?

They are writing:

Did anybody try to write to the provided email address? In which case: What information are they requesting?

Can this be itself a scam to try to collect private information?

You are right, but not few times scam cries are fake or from incompetent people, so it is very difficult to judge... But yes, given the number of complaints, the probability that it was true was quite high.
However, what I firstly blame myself about is not to have checked before with CexIo their availability to receive money from Cryptocapital. Knowing that CexIo was not accepting money from Cryptocapital would have been enough for me not to send my money to CC in the first place.

Probably the idea has been already put forward in the past, or maybe the concept has even been already implemented, but I could not find (but I did not search extensively...) any reference on the web...

All stablecoins that I know about are stable when compared to specific fiat currencies or assets. For example, DAI and USDT are stable compared to the Dollar.

Some of them are backed, like USDT, other ones are algorithmically stabilized, like DAI.

Let's consider the second ones for this idea.

In the view of a global economy, would it make sense to create a stablecoin, which is algorithmically stabilized on a price which is a weighted average of all the major currencies?

The idea came to my mind when thinking that, as the USD is not my local currency, holding USD based stable coins could represent an issue when the USD should fall in value compared to my local currency.
Having a stablecoin stabilized towards an average of the major currencies would reduce this issue.
And, in general, would make my investment resistant against possible unbalances between major economies.

I'm not economist, so maybe the is a flaw in the reasoning... But I would be interested in hearing your opinions!

Please comment if you have some news.
Or what can we do to escalate this?
I don't have much money locked in, but I read here that many people got a big deal of fiat locked.
It is odd that nothing new is going on and everybody stays in silence...
BTW, a couple of days ago I tried to connect to they site and the browser warned me that the site is unsafe. Did you experienced the same issue?

Right! But, isn't this paradoxical? If they had fixed the wallet before, CLAM would have had a better chance to trade with higher volume, thus reducing the odds of delisting. Why waiting? I have some obvious ideas in mind, but I'm curious to hear your opinion.

I just withdrew my last Clams from Poloniex. I was surprised how the withdrawal process was flawless this time (got my Clams to destination address in matter of minutes), compared to the daunting difficulties in the past weeks/months. It may just be a coincidence, but I'm wondering: How come all that wallet issues disappeared at once??
Are you also experiencing flawless withdrawals now?

Any news on this guys? This silence either means you got them and forget to write a note here, or that the situation is unchanged. I hope is the former.

@investbitcoin, @eryaran, @rolypoly, have you finally find a way to get your money out of Cryptocapital?

To me, support still replies, but in odd ways, suggesting to do things which don't work, like sending the money back from the exchange they were coming from.

OK thanks. Done, I can confirm it works.

Another question: When will staking be available?

The wallet on Bittrex seems to work, but the question is: Would sending Neos from Bittrex to a Donito wallet work?

Thanks for the advice! I'm not expert, but if we have the txid, couldn't we do that ourselves? I guess we would just need to convert the txid into hex (I'm not sure how/if it is possible, though...), right?

Thanks, that's informative. So at the root it might be an issue with the CLAM network, or, as one could infer from Poloniex reported answer on this Reddit post (https://www.reddit.com/r/poloniex/comments/ax03k0/clam_withdrawal/), a lack of miners??

I'm also starting to get no replies from the support. And my CLAMs are still in the limbo. I don't think any help can come if not from Poloniex itself, but they seem not to care much.

But maybe the experts here could provide some speculation on how it can happen that Poloniex got and provided us with a txid, but the transaction doesn't even appear on the explorer: That's a complete mystery to me!

Now they refunded the failed withdrawal, I proceeded with another one, and also this one shows as "COMPLETE" with txid, but the txid is not present on the explorer.
I have had several mishaps with CLAMs on Poloniex in the past, but this time is starting to get ridiculous... And yes, replies from the customer care team are void of useful information.

How long did it take from start to end?

Hi!

What is the maximum time you waited for a CLAM withdrawal from Poloniex, from issuing to completion?
I lately got a withdrawal showing "COMPLETE", with even a txid, but coins didn't arrive yet and the txid is not to be found on the explorer.
It is already a couple of weeks this happened and Polo team said they will look into the issue, but nothing changed since then.

R.

Same situation here as well.

My original plan was to send fiat from Cryptocapital to CexIo, but the latter told me they presently don't receive money from Cryptocapital and didn't know when the situation will be changing.

Then I issued a wire transfer to my bank and the money are in pending status since a couple of months now. Got in contact with customer care, and got the same answer regarding problems with intermediary banks.

I had similar situations with CexIo in the past, but they always got solved at the end, even if some stayed unsolved for several weeks. I hope that this will be the case with Cryptocapital as well, and that it is only a matter of patience.

In any case, let's keep each other informed about any progress of our cases through this thread.

R.

To CexIo credit: BTCs have been finally credited. To CexIo debit: holding my BTCs has caused potential loss of revenues.

I think this is a different issue: with the fiat I can imagine problems with the banks, but in this case, the blockchain clearly says that the transaction has got multiple confirmations. Either they are just holding back our BTC for whatever reason, or there is an issue with their software. In both cases, they are responsible for that, thus *they* make us lose money.

Similar situation here. Stuck at 2 of 3 confirmations - but the transaction has in fact tens of confirmations on the blockchain...

To CEX.Io: What is the reason for this? The transaction HAS BEEN confirmed plenty of times, why it is not on our accounts already?

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