As a CEO I can confirm I already know the answers to your questions but I am not authorized to divulge this information at this time. That matter is still to be voted upon by us CEOs and announced by BTCA

Hmm... interesting. Well hopefully I'll join you guys soon enough. I believe I got bits and pieces from how you've phrased your answer.

I find the community to be the most compelling aspect of ARCH. Come check it out and decide what you think...

Arch is by far the best investment I have made in crypto. Been in since ICO and I highly suggest buying into a CEO position. Also there are some great traders in slack that are willing to share their TA and opinions.

Could not agree more tobyjaguar!! The HQ community is truly unparalleled in crypto!! Soon enough, I'll be learning what the ARCH CEO community has to offer.... feel like I'm in a race against time, trying to accumulate 32k coins (at the right price)

peace
clovis

Warning to all ARCH wallet users, be aware someone is targeting large ARCH wallets and stealing the coins.

I had 32k ARCH stolen from the staking wallet in this transaction.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/arch/block.dws?171607.htm

Looks to me like someone else has lost 40k in this transaction a short time before mine.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/arch/block.dws?171506.htm

The perp now has almost 74k of ARCH coin in the wallet - AUjc5ZUHh666x9mDDJ1pdKiwXgrf9eedq9

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/arch/address.dws?AUjc5ZUHh666x9mDDJ1pdKiwXgrf9eedq9.htm

System was Windows 2012 server. Wallet was staking & not encrypted with password due to staking.

Behind dedicated firewall.

Only other coins taken that I've noticed was about 150 XC coins. Had just updated that wallet about an hour before. Not sure if related.

Server was shutdown immediately after noticing theft.

Other ARCH users reporting similar on Twitter.

https://twitter.com/Splatters_Huge/status/589093005509926912

All ARCH coin holders please take care and CEOs especially. You are being targeted.

I agree. This really made me aware that a staking wallet is fair game for hackers.

They only have to run a wallet to get the Peers IP addresses.

Any security hole,  bug unpatched or 0 Day on the host OS and the staking wallet can be compromised.

You do realize you can stake with an encrypted wallet, right? You just need to unlock it.

Sorry, bro, you've got no one or nothing to blame but yourself if that's the case.

Next time encrypt your wallet. You can still move your wallet.dat from HDD to HDD when it's encrypted.