Just want to say a couple things: 1) Nobody will ever insure a crypto coin exchange, thats throwing money away. 2) Coinex was repeatedly warned about their troll chat box and hackers ability to inject code through the chat box and access mysql database, but chose to ignore and continue 3) I've never seen such a bullshit operation such as coinex, people cry about Cryptsy, but Crypsty is always there, unhacked. Everytime I was on coinex, I'd see numerous people bitching about support issues not being resolved, deposits not coming through, transfers taking forever, coins stuck in limbo, etc... Yet people say Cryptsy is slow. Hey, at least that shit works and hasnt been hacked.

I seen one comment a while back in this thread, someone saying 'us adults'... you do realize coinex was run by a couple kids, right? It dont matter if you're adults, the people controlling your money barely have pubes on their nuts. Get a clue.

This has all been a hilarious scenario, all the posts, etc... Thanks for the entertainment! lol

Don't mean to sound like a dick but, "if you fail to plan, plan to fail". If you going to start a business and take other peoples money you need to have a business plan, and cash flow projections so investors know what your using the funds for and what kind of profits they can expect to see.

Following the exponential growth of fraudulent securities, Crypto-stock has realized that requiring an email as sole verification requirement could be subject to prosecution as it would amount to criminal gross negligence.
Under the guidance of the Bitcoin Foundation, it was suggested that a more draconian verification procedure should be put in place. It is now required to provide extensive proofs of ones' identity so as to protect investors and avoid jurisdictional repercussions.

Minutes of meeting between the foundation and Cryptostock representative: "All investors, whether large institutions or private individuals, should have access to certain basic facts about an investment prior to buying it, and so long as they hold it. To achieve this, Cryptostock will now require crypto-based companies to disclose meaningful financial and other information to the public. This will provide a common pool of knowledge for all investors to use to judge for themselves whether to buy, sell, or hold a particular security. Only through the steady flow of timely, comprehensive, and accurate information can people make sound investment decisions.

The result of this information flow will be far more active, efficient, and transparent crypto market that facilitates the capital formation so important to our community's economy. To insure that this objective is always being met, Cryptostock will continually work with all major market participants, including especially the investors in the securities markets, to listen to their concerns and to learn from their experience.

We are confident that the community will profit from the introduction of such long-overdue regulatory system."

Can't say I do, but they should post the cost to list a security instead of people wasting time.

 I went to register my Security with them, but how easy it was to get listed on the site made me not want to be listed there. I have a feeling there are a ton of scam listings and I do not want to be on a exchange with that kinda crap. So I never listed but the prices is like 1000 LTC 1BTC or 10000000DVC

Doubtful, they seem to care about one thing.... that 1BTC registration fee

Did you email them from the domain email? Like yourname@yourdomain.com?

Yea i didn't mean a craigslist... I meant a coinex with craigslist with nobody controlling it ^_^  How to implement... hmm that is the hard part.   I'm sure we can do it.

I like the idea of an open exchange with no keyholder, that is an excellent idea!    Kind of like craigslist for altcoins

I just had to post after watching stupid post after stupid post of people who do not understand security.  I am going to put it from the point of view as a web developer, which is what I am.  If you want a perfectly secure computer, go buy one, then never take it out of the box or power it up.  That is the only secure system. 

A web application such as Coinex can be as secure as possible, however, it is running on a server that has an operating system.  How often do you get updates for security issues?  Just remember all those updates have to be checked out and unfortunately when one update gets put out, it can open up another security flaw.  I don't know how the theft occurred, but I will say this, there are several possibilities including a hack attack on the server, then some sort of a program installed on the server and that can collect up all the admin user names and passwords that it wants then it just a matter of a hacker logging into the system and taking what they want.  The hard part is hacking into the server.

I trust Erundock and CaptainFuture.  They have always made sure that any transfers that didn't happen, were made to happen.  Yes I had to follow the appropriate steps to file a ticket but I have never had a ticket go for more than a week.  It takes alot to run a web server.  If you have never done it, then shut up until you have spent a few years doing it.  If you have never coded, shut up until you do it for a few years.  If you want all your money safe and sound, you will never find a place in this world that is safe.  I call some of you the 7/11 generation, always wanting things instantly and not happy if you don't get it immediately.  Well, web servers are not 7/11 and it takes time to read through all the system event logs and other logs and figure out what happened.  It seems to me that they are trying to not just piece together what happened but how to prevent it in the future.  With only a few people, you need to give them time.  Get off your damn high horse and relax.  You try reading server logs for 8 hours then be forced to read more for another 8 hours.  It gets ver tiring. 

Once again, my point is that nothing in this world is 100% secure.  Including Atomic-Trade.  The two errors that crop up that are shown, sorry, but they throw some serious red flags because with errors in packet inspection and time stamps, I think it might be easy for someone to spoof the system.  I await an 3rd party security check of their system, complete with hack attempts then post the results.  I bet they won't because it will find flaws. 

Just chill out and let people do their job and give them some time.  I had almost 42M CTM and a million Moon...so I am in this as well.

Atomic current features the following markets:

Bitcoin/US Dollar
Sovereigncoin/US Dollar
Litecoin/Bitcoin   
Feathercoin/Bitcoin   
Primecoin   Bitcoin   
Worldcoin/Bitcoin   
Blakecoin/Bitcoin   
Photon/Bitcoin   
HoboNickels/Bitcoin   
Pxlcoin/Bitcoin   
Lottocoin/Bitcoin   
Mediterranean/Bitcoin   
Skeincoin/Bitcoin   
Unobtanium/Bitcoin   
Vertcoin/Bitcoin   
Heavycoin/Bitcoin   
Mazacoin/Bitcoin   
Blackcoin/Bitcoin   
GPUCoin/Bitcoin   
Fusioncoin/Bitcoin   
Slothcoin/Bitcoin   
PICoin/Bitcoin

Bring the volume, and I'm sure Byron will add many more.

One of the nicest guys I've met too.  He is frequently in chat and always open to suggestions.

Good for me, I know that bank manager.

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This is what I'm saying. WHY THE HELL WAS THERE NOT SO MUCH AS EVEN AN EMAIL SENT TO USERS?!?!?! Wow.  I had a lot of various coins just stored on your site that I didn't think of touching due to trusting you all.  Now all the sudden I have to find all this out by trying to log into your site and following a twitter link?

Again, if you guys make good on refunding all the stolen coins that are due to their customers, I will support you going forward.  But if you're just going to pack up and leave and let people bleed out their ass, then the hell with you all...you're as bad as the supposed 'hackers,' if they even existed.  Would like to see some blockchain proof of these hacks as well.

The burden of proof is all on YOU guys, not us customers.  You are the ones running the business, and we're the ones paying you to use it.

I only had 1.02BTC and still had 140k doge in trade selling for 0.00000133 BTC or something like that when you turned off the server on the 16th is every1 who still had coins in the wallet safe or what its ok saying calm down I am worried to hell thats all I had it was only still there because I was waiting for the last of the doge to sell bso I could withdraw the BTC in 1 go now I have nothing