Which you have yet to make 1 recent reply, just hide behind your useless minions.

Just admit you are a crappy dev , if options 2 or 3 are beyond you.

 

FYI:
How are you going to run a coin network , when you are too frighten to even have a direct conversation with someone that you have wronged?

FYI2:
@crysx , you want to stand up for this unbelievably cowardly dev, your call ,
But he was not their to support the coin users on Yobit, you are foolish to think he will stand up in a pinch when you need him. 
And as far as the amount lost, I can afford to lose it, but having him lie to me and then see him offer compensation to Gizfreak, when he has ignored Yobit users loss entirely , I am not going to let him get away with that. The Asshat has 3 options, maybe you minions should help him pick, as I said he can just admit to being a crappy dev.

I missed the last few days and I just upgraded and everything seems to be running flawlessly.

Great work guys!

That's not how forks work. Regardless of forks, addresses and their private keys are the same. You can generate an address on any fork and it will work on all forks.

If you send coins on the wrong fork, you don't lose anything on the correct fork and vice versa.

So while I have no idea what happened to you, you can't just lose coins unless you or yobit messed up royally (for example, not having backups).

@kiklo:


First off, you're being pretty childish and annoying to deal with so you're making things worse.

Secondly, the dev can't force yobit to upgrade and yobit is pretty shitty at upgrading their wallets for other coins as well.


Your missing coins are purely yobit's fault and it's not the fork's fault (as I explained earlier). Write to them to get your coins back.

The point I'd add to that is if you constantly complain and just imply that everyone else is failing to do their job then all that actually happens is that you come across as a troll and get ignored.


An important point to remember with any investment (the same applies to hard currency as well as crypto currencies).

All investments carry a risk (people have even lost money putting it in the bank). You trade off the risk vs. the reward. If you don't want to take much risk you put the money in a bank and get little. In general the higher the potential reward (and so also higher risk) the more you need to know about the investment and more work you'll need to do.

If you want more return for your money you use something riskier that almost certainly also require more effort on your part. With hard currency the equivalent to the likes of yobit are the financial markets, these can lead to great rewards but that comes with great risks. If you do something wrong on the stock exchanges no one will come to bail you out. In all the riskier investments all transactions to some extent are a gamble as you don't know what will happen tomorrow (the company you invested in could go bust, you could put the wrong address in your crypro transaction, the exchange devs could refuse to talk to their users), when that happens the you lost that gamble. But by choosing wisely and only gambling what you can afford to lose you'll have more gambles that pay off which give you your return and cover the failed gambles.


As a real world example of this I invest in a system where my money is broken down into small chunks and lent out to those that need a loan (loans being made up from many people doing the same as me). Whilst I hope that every one taking a loan out will pay it all back I know that some will fail to do this. Because of that I determine what rate of interest I want to get back and set the interest rate I charge slightly higher. This means that when I account for those that don't fully repay the loan the extra interest from all the other loans covers that amount and I still earn the returns I wanted.

Presumably you have been on the yobit chat and support systems everyday asking them to upgrade their version and get on the right block chain. After all as you say you've got plenty of time.

Whilst the Dev might have slightly more sway in getting them to upgrade he also has had to deal with all the other exchanges, pools, update the code and role out the updates across the infrastructure (as well as presumably holding down a day job to pay the bills).

We can all do out bit to help out be that providing constructive help and advice on the forums/irc, working on projects to help make this coin excellent. Keeping the pressure on exchanges pools etc that have failed to upgrade. etc.

All of you minions want to come in here and oh this crap coin is so great and i have no problems.
Well whoopy freekin do for you , all of the Users on Yobit for this piece of shit coin got hosed and your dev does not give a damn.

This is one of the worst lying ass communities I have ever seem on BTCtalk, you all rather try and talk me down instead of getting the Yobit users there coins back.

That is why this entire community sucks. As your dev wets himself in a closet instead of just manning up and admitting he fucked up.

 

FYI:
Go ahead and Lie amongst your self now, as being in my 80s it is time to crash, but no worries, if the ASSHAT DEV does not leave a Post admitting he is a Crappy dev,
We will be seeing each other everyday from now on.  

No, he should not. Yobit is a pretty lazy, even borlerline bad exchange and the dev has plenty of issues to deal with.

The issue (your issue) is 100.00% yobit's fault.

Besides, how do you expect people to help you, or even take you seriously if you act like the way you do. You're spamming the thread with your impatient nonsense and throwing a hissy fit over what is basically $11 worth of coins.

can i get some retweets on this tweet to yobit exchange please and ty.

https://twitter.com/K26Tiger/status/744855562437820416