Seriously. Thanks you guys. I've started using it in some of the other crypto forums. I think it'll really help get us some exposure.

https://i.imgur.com/K9L5slE.png

I feel so important, just voted us over Solarcoin

This is currently being looked into and updates will be posted as progress is made.

Likewise, we've been able to withdraw fine. Any other tips or necessary steps to get coins out of there? Seems the majority have it sorted - otherwise we can see what we can do regarding covering it for them.

I'm not following the coinex.pw scam rhing that closely... But yesterday I bought and withdrawl some noble without problem, so I  cant label it a scam, try contacting captain! He is often in the chatbox

According to those posting in the coinex thread, small withdrawals of coins happen straight away, large withdrawals simply get stuck with not transactions.

One user had screenshots of large transactions stuck between them successfully withdrawing small amounts of the same coin.

Seems coinex have a withdraw limit...

Be calm guys, NOBLE Devs have always supported the community and they will make sure your coins are safe. CoinEX is in flux, some people can withdraw some can't and they are working on the issue and the devs cannot act until the situation is stable. So don't worry your coins are safe with NOBLE this is the coin that does not let you down. And the price is stable so there is nothing to worry about as far as waiting goes. The price may drop  few sat at most (as the whole market is).

I am not speaking for the devs. I am just telling you the way it has always been and I expect it will continue to be.

And please don't use LARGE BOLDED FONT. The sky is not falling.

This I doubt. Technically all I can think of is if your cache says stuck but in actuality page has changed. So no the chance is slim to none clearing your cache will effect this.

8000 Doges still missing.. No mention in the blockchain, no funds in the account balance.

I also had my balance showing as 0 until I cleared the cache. I don't see how it could stop coins from actually being transferred though.

My hunch is that when it got hacked most of the coins were stolen and the balances are false, so the larger transactions are frozen until coinex can buy back enough coins.