Understood. And yet, I notice that the main page of lill.com is already down, and a simple Google site search reveals what appears to be a fully constructed site for an unrelated business at subdomain mail.lill.com.

Absolutely! Have your pudgy friend pm me pronto. 

No responses? What's wrong with you people? Those coins are tainted -- TAINTED! This is a seriously good deal I'm offering you here.

If anyone has tainted coins they're dying to unload, I'll take them off your hands for 80% of current Bitstamp value, no questions asked.

People predict price spikes around block reward halvings on every coin, but in practice that's rarely what happens. Much more often the price rises slightly on the pre-halving hype, then drops precipitously when the hype fizzles.

Not seeing it on your website. Could you maybe add a link to your opening post? This is the internet, after all. 

Dude, you well know they're all scamcoins to varying degrees, and despite some people's idealistic protestations to the contrary, we're all here to get rich quick, you included. There is literally no other reason to buy into any of these currencies we all know will never be used for anything but trading.

Friends, it is well and truly over. News has emerged about exactly what's happened to thekidcoin and why he's disappeared: https://twitter.com/jyap/status/484743007334191105

That is completely unreadable even at the higher magnification. Any chance you could upload a higher-res version?

People this situation is far from terminal. Go read the last few days of the CAIx thread and you won't feel so bad about all this by comparison.

Gotta dump it somewhere, don't we? 

For anyone with stuck/unconfirmed transactions sent from a local wallet, delete your local copy of the blockchain and re-download it, and your transactions should complete. This worked for me last night, allowing me to successfully transfer all my FLT to MintPal.

Love the idea, hope it succeeds. In for 40 shares, email on the way.

I'm seeing the same thing. I've sent three transactions in the last few hours, each about 30 minutes apart. Only the first made it to its destination. The other two look like they've sent, but have generated zero confirmations, and their transaction IDs do not appear in the blockchain. Fortunately these were just small test transactions of 5 FLT each; I was planning to send a much larger amount, but after skimming this thread decided I to send a few tests first since so many people were reporting sync issues.

Heavily heavy.

Jesus Christ, people. Giving some anonymous website owner the email address AND password you've also used for your exchange accounts where you're storing lots of money? Seriously?

I really need to get better at panic selling. Would save me many tears.

It is, but I feel like I've seen this particular episode of the Bitcoin Show so many times now that it's not even worrisome.

We are at the beginning of another massive bubble AND we will have major corrections all the way up, keeping everyone in a perpetual state of nervousness and adrenal fatigue.

Anyone having issues sending transactions? I've had one sitting unconfirmed for nearly an hour. No connectivity issues as far as I can see -- I'm sending from my local wallet, which says it has 4 active connections to the network. NAUT transactions have always been more or less immediate before.