Hi all,
Haven't been here for good few years and it's good to be back.

I encountered some issues with buying Bitmaps where I get either of the following (using Unisat wallet on MagicEden):

1: PSBT not allowed due to missing inputs

2: not enough cardinal spending funds (when I have more than enough funds for the bitmap I want to buy)

3: after buying two bitmaps, the third is always showing a price which is 2-5 times the listed price. When I check what the total price is made of, there are tens of additional fees of 1200 sats - not sure why. After I wait for the first one or two transactions to be fully completed I can buy at the normal price again but only one or two bitmaps and then the problem comes back.

Sometimes I transfer some sats between wallets and it helps with unlocking the above, other times it does not help.
I inscribe all bitmaps from 10000 UTXO to 546 to free up available funds each time I buy one to but the issue still persists.

Is anyone willing to help me please?

Hello. I am thinking off participating in the ICO but I couldn't find the 'contract address' for adding the coin into MyEtherWallet wallet. I can only see the address to which the ETH should be transferred to but couldn't find the one that is needed by MyEtherWallet to set up a new custom token (so that it can recognize the tokens when they come in from XPlay). Could you please let me know what this address is, confirm if its MyEtherWallet / ERC20 compatible and also what the default number of decimals is. Thank you

Thanks

Many thanks for the reply. If you could be so kind to repost Nrigo's post that would be fantastic.
Unfortunately I don't know anyone who speaks English and Korean.

Hi all. I haven't had a chance to read much about coin2 for quite some time - could anyone please let me know what is happening with the coins that disappeared from Mintpal? I had some on there but despite my efforts they were never transferred out of Mintpal after it closed (when the Mintpal 'withdraw request' webpage was still accessible).
I would really appreciate if someone comments

Big thank you to all developers for the way the issue was handled. It's good to know that our board is made of good, honest people -
there aren't that many of those around these days. I must say I'm really impressed with their ideas too!

I can understand why investors are unhappy about the increase in the number of coins but I don't understand why they blame the board. The members of the board are clearly doing their best to make sure we move forward and no one is left behind. They have also learned from what happened and are making sure the risk of such issues happening in the future is minimal.
The coins that are being sold are finding a good home. There are plenty of investors that are starting to appreciate the potential here and more will most likely join the party soon.

I can see a lot of unhappy and frustrated posters on here (not to mention the ungrateful ones). There is quite a few people waiting for trading to resume, so they can buy. If you are not happy with the board/progress/how the issues are handled, then I suggest you sell when it re-opens. Your coins will end up being bought by people that are actually supporting this project and will be happy to let the board do it's job.

Hi all,
I agree that Mintpal should take responsibility for the losses. It is their negligence that lead to this mess.
Holding up the withdrawals and demanding the payment from the developers under duress is illegal. They can't hide behind their t&c's either. I don't think it would be particularly good for their business if they insist on this solution.

Regarding the future of this project and possible release of non-tradeable "B class" coins (to prevent future attacks), I would support that idea. I know it may not seem ideal to put so much faith, in what are effectively strangers, but majority of investments will require a considerable amount of trust in people we've never met - it comes with the territory. Safety is a priority, so if that's what it takes to make sure this doesn't happen again, than so be it. I don't think we should rely on people keeping the coins in their wallets - that would not be very wise (especially after it was proven not to be a good idea)

If I was uncomfortable with accepting this solution I'd sell and move on but that's just me.
There already has to be trust in the board to deliver what they promised for anyone to invest in the first place, so I don't quite understand why it creates so much friction. There are undoubtedly many ways in which investors could be screwed over here, so if people think that that's what the BOD is up to, then they should perhaps look for a different investment, where they wouldn't have those worries.

We have to remember that it is those guys that are doing ALL the work that may potentially make us rich one day (and would get nothing in return from us for it). A little respect would not go amiss.


I'd also like to thank the board for taking this project so far and for the way they are trying to deal with this issue. I think you guys are doing a great job and I am grateful to have an opportunity to be a part of this. Please don't take too much notice of the abuse you may be getting on the boards - it's just the way it works, and there's nothing anyone can do about it. That unfortunately also comes with the territory.