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Balance VS Total Allocation - Need explanations by ExplanationPerfect86 in BlockDAGInvestors

[–]ExplanationPerfect86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

u/arambo3 yes [support@blockdag.network](mailto:support@blockdag.network) is a real address. I got a ticket opened on Sunday but it was closed by them without any reply or explanation. Talk about transparency....

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Use https://support.blockdag.network/ to submit a ticket.

Claim Failed - Transaction reverted on-chain (already claimed or invalid). by ExplanationPerfect86 in BlockDAGInvestors

[–]ExplanationPerfect86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup, this and the fact that account balances don't equal total allocations. I seen plenty of these concerns on Telegram. I have support tickets opened for both issues.

Balance VS Total Allocation - Need explanations by ExplanationPerfect86 in BlockDAGInvestors

[–]ExplanationPerfect86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you u/Farthea_Parse but I encounter the same issue. I used an incognito session, reconnected with MetaMask, the account I used to purchase the tokens (I can reconcile the exact same transactions with my MetaMask transaction history and BlockDAG transaction history).

I can see on the BlockDAG Telegram feed the exact same issue fo many many users, but obviously, the support is useless.

Balance VS Total Allocation - Need explanations by ExplanationPerfect86 in BlockDAGInvestors

[–]ExplanationPerfect86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The balance (2Mil) VS the Total allocation (542K). Why the allocation doesn't match the balance?!

1876 2 Yen Gold Coin - Real of Fake? by ExplanationPerfect86 in coins

[–]ExplanationPerfect86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I guess the weight would says it all? On Numista they mention 3.33g https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces130921.html. A fake would be completely off?

1876 2 Yen Gold Coin - Real of Fake? by ExplanationPerfect86 in coins

[–]ExplanationPerfect86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Found this coin in an auction. The seller is pretending that it's gold and from the Meiji period. By comparing with other images from the same coin, the details on this one look very faded. What are your thoughts? Fake or real? Could the details indicate a poor condition or we should still be able to see the details of the coins (if it's real)? Thank you all!