You claimed without any evidence or understanding that we're abusing confirmations to manipulate markets and give ourselves some kind of trading advantage. You fucking behave yourself.

So what are you proposing? That we just continue to allow low difficulty networks to be exploited by people with large amounts of hash to throw around. To let them slowly make us not liquid in a bunch of alts and bleed BTC from unsuspecting users? And I suppose we should also have to cover this all ourselves rather than address the problem at hand?

Or, we could start delisting these coins that have demonstrated that they are unable to sufficiently secure their networks so that we can prevent ourselves and our users from losing coins.

If you don't understand the reasoning behind the action we're taking then you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.

That would be 40,000 emails just today for trade notifcations....

Cryptopia is going down for maintenance in approximately 180 minutes. Maintenance is expected to last approximately 30 minutes.

Dev has let us know there may be a way to work around the issue on our end, if we can remove the need to manually credit deposits with encrypted payload ids then there is no reason to delist PASC.

Something needs to be done about Poloniex encrypting payload ids, they're wasting insane amounts of our time for an unnecessary issue they're creating that is entirely outside of our control.

I've had to manually credit more than 20 PASC deposits from Poloniex with encrypted payload ids just today.

Users aren't willing to install the wallet themselves so they can ensure they deposit with the correct unencrypted payload id, and expect us to repeatedly manually intervene to credit their deposits from Poloniex that they KNOW wont be picked up by the deposit service because of their previous support tickets.

We can't justify continuing to spend so many of our already limited support hours on an issue another exchange is creating, so either Poloniex stops encrypting payload ids or Cryptopia delists PASC.

We're back online, you may need to wait on DNS propagation to see the new site.

Cryptopia will be going down for maintenance in approximately 75 minutes. Maintenance is expected to last approximately 90 minutes.

Migration is planned for (New Zealand's) Wednesday, the time of migration will be announced on the day and counted down in the usual fashion. We don't expect the maintenance to be any longer than a regular maintenance, aiming for it to take no longer than 60 minutes.

Pools will be shutdown tomorrow in preparation for the migration and will be available again on Wednesday after maintenance.

But PASC _IS_ good and this one _IS_ trash.

Read the last couple of pages of the old MOON thread if you would like to know why MOON was delisted.

The MOON wallet is still there so that you can withdraw your coins, the markets have been closed because MOON is being delisted.