WOOF COIN

Since the beginning of the pandemic, pet surrendering rates have increased dramatically around the world. Waitlists for surrendering household pets have increased to a remarkable eight months as animal shelters and welfare organisations have seen an increase of 34% for animals needing help.

Typically, animal shelters are under resourced and under financed; relying heavily on donations and the volunteer efforts to assist animals.

This is where Woof Coin steps in. As avid lovers of dogs, we wanted to make a difference. Using the power of Proof of Work mining, we’ve created a coin where miners are contributing to the donation of money to animal welfare shelters. These shelters initially include the ASPCA who already have a cryptocurrency donation mechanism but with intention to expand to the RSPCA and other organizations suggested by the community. 

Our aim is to put animals first and we intend on developing ongoing relationships with pet shelters to help adoption.

Coins Specifications
21 billion supply
Block 2,100,000 halving (4 years estimated)
Algorithm: KawPOW
Proof of Work

Download Links:
Windows wallet - https://github.com/WoofCoin-project/WoofCoin/releases/download/WoofCoin/WoofCoin.zip

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Please reach out if you have any questions  Smiley

I am super bullish about this project ! Good luck

Sad story, I hope that your case will be settled as soon as possible.

For my part

May 05-03 -  I deposited 12.42 XMR especially for the fork of Monerov on HitBtc.
After the fork I've decided to sell my XMR to get my USDT.
As the USDT withdrawal was closed, I decided to bought  NEO to  transfer it in my personal wallet.

May 06-06 - I connect on my account HitBtc and I realize that I no  have my balance of 36.3 NEO i bought previously. I searched on forum and several people have the same problem than me.
I had a few USDT left, I decided to buy 5 XRP to see if it's really a bug.
I do not see them in my wallet too.

I  not notice any withdrawals on the last transactions and any confirmation e-mail, so I tell myself that my account is not hacked despite notifications of actives sessions in other countries like  Brazil, Russia, Ukraine that I noticed by mail late... That’s is very suspicious

At this moment I change my password and created a support ticket which number #290613 and #290907

And looking in the trades, I notice several trades have been made. Someone have converted all my NEO to ETH, then bought expensive SAN and DAY coins orders placed by him, and then sold the SAN to a very cheap order that was also placed by him. He repeated this process a hundreds times, then all my digital assets worth were almost gone with any withdrawal.

My email has been not hacked and my password too.
I also confirm, that I always use the link in favorites, so phishing were impossible.
From what I have seen, this security problem has been there for quite a while.
Yet, hitbtc did nothing to prevent this from happening again.

Hitbtc scammed me to my turn.


May 05-03 -  I deposited 12.42 XMR especially for the fork of Monerov on HitBtc.
After the fork I've decided to sell my XMR to get my USDT.
As the USDT withdrawal was closed, I decided to bought  NEO to  transfer it in my personal wallet.

May 06-06 - I connect on my account HitBtc and I realize that I no  have my balance of 36.3 NEO i bought previously. I searched on forum and several people have the same problem than me.
I had a few USDT left, I decided to buy 5 XRP to see if it's really a bug.
I do not see them in my wallet too.

I  not notice any withdrawals on the last transactions and any confirmation e-mail, so I tell myself that my account is not hacked despite notifications of actives sessions in other countries like  Brazil, Russia, Ukraine that I noticed by mail late... That’s is very suspicious

At this moment I change my password and created a support ticket which number #290613 and #290907

And looking in the trades, I notice several trades have been made. Someone have converted all my NEO to ETH, then bought expensive SAN and DAY coins orders placed by him, and then sold the SAN to a very cheap order that was also placed by him. He repeated this process a hundreds times, then all my digital assets worth were almost gone with any withdrawal.

My email has been not hacked and my password too.
I also confirm, that I always use the link in favorites, so phishing were impossible.
From what I have seen, this security problem has been there for quite a while.
Yet, hitbtc did nothing to prevent this from happening again.


Thanks for your help.

May 05-03 -  I deposited 12.42 XMR especially for the fork of Monerov on HitBtc.
After the fork I've decided to sell my XMR to get my USDT.
As the USDT withdrawal was closed, I decided to bought  NEO to  transfer it in my personal wallet.

May 06-06 - I connect on my account HitBtc and I realize that I no  have my balance of 36.3 NEO i bought previously. I searched on forum and several people have the same problem than me.
I had a few USDT left, I decided to buy 5 XRP to see if it's really a bug.
I do not see them in my wallet too.

I  not notice any withdrawals on the last transactions and any confirmation e-mail, so I tell myself that my account is not hacked despite notifications of actives sessions in other countries like  Brazil, Russia, Ukraine that I noticed by mail late... That’s is very suspicious

At this moment I change my password and created a support ticket which number #290613 and #290907

And looking in the trades, I notice several trades have been made. Someone have converted all my NEO to ETH, then bought expensive SAN and DAY coins orders placed by him, and then sold the SAN to a very cheap order that was also placed by him. He repeated this process a hundreds times, then all my digital assets worth were almost gone with any withdrawal.

My email has been not hacked and my password too.
I also confirm, that I always use the link in favorites, so phishing were impossible.
From what I have seen, this security problem has been there for quite a while.
Yet, hitbtc did nothing to prevent this from happening again.


Thanks for your help.