Sultan says so

 I've used a number of exchanges in my time in crypto land but the exchange Gemini, has to be the worst . Right up there with cryptsy if anyone remembers how shit they were  you will appreciate the comparison. I mean they were fine till today , then the fuckary began . It all started after I tried to make a small withdraw , all of a sudden my account is restricted,buys are disabled , support won't respond for shit and the number I have for them is a dead end..there was nothing suspect about my withdraw, just a normal withdraw like I've made several times in the past month without a hitch and now this and no notification that it happened or warning and no help with my problem .this place is so bad I won't even put a referral up for it. It's best to avoid at all costs . .

From Fernando Gutierrez- Darkcoin is changing its name/branding to Dash – Digital Cash. The new name will start being used officially and in external services from March 25th onwards. Darkcoin’s vision has always been to create a trustless, decentralised, private and fast payment platform for the benefit of the majority. We are happy with the progress we are making towards reaching this goal. We’ve been able to release instant transaction confirmations, refine our privacy technology and develop our Masternode network into a strong and truly decentralised platform. We’re building a complete solution and working hard to make crypto more suitable for real world adoption. This is why we believe our new brand Dash will better represent all aspects of our platform and make it more accessible to end users. We are only changing the name, no technology is affected by this. The coin, the blockchain and the people will be the same. Users don’t need to act on this, the next update of t...

Our hot wallets was drained, coins: bitcoin, litecoin, urocoin, dogecoin, bitcoinscrypt, magi, darkcoin, dogecoindark, cannabis All coins that we have, will be returned to users. Coins stolen - in correspondingly smaller quantities. We had wallets in the ratio 60%/40% (hot/cold). withdrawals made by hacker: address amount coin ip date LN6Y9Etr5B1p6A7DdkUGUef9U4tV1NajYa 500 litecoin 46.98.75.23 2015-03-24 09:00:22.886758 LN6Y9Etr5B1p6A7DdkUGUef9U4tV1NajYa 24.99746504 litecoin 46.98.75.23 2015-03-24 08:28:21.178608 1HF3WND3pG9VEW6Kt7Qj33LoCqVbFpHp2n 0.1 bitcoin 46.98.75.23 2015-03-24 08:20:04.507378 LN6Y9Etr5B1p6A7DdkUGUef9U4tV1NajYa 7.94331864 litecoin 46.98.75.23 2015-03-24 08:06:02.539477 Um2fYEPJ9uVnC31bxaFWBD7PmrzhgUNE2D 16.89396348 urocoin 46.98.75.23 2015-03-24 08:04:50.16697 DHXBCX6qsayWYdTw9DygE5pmBfaQG9TxUk 36661.3173949...

Bitcoin exchange Paybase Monday has shutdown withdrawals from its users, causing a fury on Twitter and throughout their user base, as another exchange closure is feared. Paybase founder Josh Garza has been unavailable for comments, with many users claiming he blocks their account if pressed on this issue on Twitter. Garza has a controlling interest in the Bitcoin mining firm GAW Miners, along with many altcoin ventures. Paybase started to experience trading issues in January when the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) began an investigation. This led to accusations that Paybase and GAW Miners were executing “fraudulent conduct in the sales of securities” with regard to the sale of their Paycoin digital currency. Like many altcoins, users are able to buy into Paycoin by exchanging Bitcoin, and Paybase would handle the transaction on it’s exchange. Paybase has a checkered past when it comes to withdrawals. All withdrawals were suspended from February 27th, 2015 to March 8th, 2...

ALLCRYPT.COM HACKED INTO OBLIVION THIS COMES STRIGHT FROM THE ALLCRYPT.CO BLOG Posted by AllCrypt Staff on March 18, 2015 Late Sunday night AllCrypt was hacked. We spent the last few days going over logs, speaking with other crypto exchange operators and law enforcement, and here is what we know. Around 8PM on Sunday (all times EDT) our marketing director’s blog account requested a password reset. Up until the writing of this post (Wednesday morning, 10am) we do not know how the thief managed to know the marketing director’s (will refer to this as MD from here) account. Our best guess is it was an educated guess based on info found (more on that in a moment). The MD saw this email come in, and forwarded it to myself, and another team member (a technical lead/temporary assistant support staff), letting us know what happened and that he did not request the password reset. I did not see the email at the time, as I was out, and it was not a huge red flag that would require a phone...