Quote from: TheMiningPool.mine on June 22, 2018, 10:54:08 PM

Congrats to Mining Dutch!

16812 3 left anonymous 06/22/2018 19:49:35 4,713.1309 1,000.00

They mined a random superblock with 1.000 LTCU Grin

And... YES! I'm alive and still here...
But just envolved in some new project now.

Anyway I dont think LTCU is death.
I will revive LTCU soon.
First thing I want to do is to fix the high diff . Its almost unmineable when a multipool gets in and then it's really hard to get diff readjustment.
So i really want to fix that as soon as possible to make mining more stable and much more profitable.

As soon as I finish my new project I promise I will fix that mining issue and do some rebrand to make this coin revive!

Regards,
Dev

Hi there, I am glad that you are around.. Can you please help? Not only did Yobit steel some funds by not creditting a BTC/LTCU trade, they also sent my 29999 LTCU into an abyss. It was worth over 1BTC at the time, so has cost me alot of $$. It was meant to go to my Cryptopia address LRkFGtVWEBZiXWo4onVfxkT6xrRpL8FL8b and I took screen shots for evidence at the time.

As I purchased LTCU via trade, after I sent the 29999 coins, I found that my wallet deposit address was not where it was sent from. It seems that it was sent from yobit pool, orphaned or not broadcast where eventually it should have returned to my account.
The only details that I have been able to obtain is this off the yobit site

2017-11-26 16:41:19
29999.98439995 LTCU
ae0db6e65dff2a5b2034988e82282887b470bc394c584738ebcaf5090a368dd

As the Yobit transaction boxes cut of end digits, it is not the full tx code. I could not find it on the block explorer when it was operational.

Could you pls advise how I can get my coins back.

Best regards Suzanne

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