I do not own or run the @nijeah account. Several months back I helped the user with a couple scripts and answered a few questions on discord. I was compensated for my time.
I'll help anyone that asks or needs it on the Steem devs discord server.
Added more since this is getting blown out of proportion. https://steemit.com/drama/@netuoso/open-letter-to-the-harassers-and-anyone-else-paying-attention-re-blockchain-freeze
How many people would you say you have helped and been paid on bittrex? I dont see very many similar transactions.....
Why wouldnt you do direct steem transfer?
I wouldnt expect you to get upset at questions... Im guessing I cant pull up anything anyone else can.
Seems fishy to me, tbh.
Edit: are you willing to screenshot the conversation you had with them?
I was invited into a network security forum long ago where a lot of net-admins gathered to learn and combat abuse.
The longer I was there the more info I was allowed to see, I was there over a year before I was allowed to see everything..
Point is, to just allow anyone in to see how to take down networks would be irresponsible. You helping anyone that asks seems equally irresponsible to me...
Thank you for addressing it- staying quiet only makes things worse.
Upvoted so that @netuoso's comment is first, as he's the subject of this post.
curious you say you dont own @nijeah yet these outgoing transfers to @bittrex were sent at the exact same time on 2 different occasions this would tell me with 99.99996% certainty that @nijeah is indeed your account and that you had used script interface etc to submit the transfers at the same time to your @bittrex account
Thank you for your answer.
Maybe you remember what scripts and what issues this user was facing?
It was instructions on how to use Steem js to handle errors inside of promises mainly. The scripts I provided were some example bots that I used and coded from scratch. They did contain automated vesting withdrawals so could be related.
quite interesting.
What I found more interesting is that the EOS code base validates negative operations similar to this.
ref: https://github.com/EOSIO/eos/blob/d7a6fd10ac0ab34595068f339f8b3d24a06f1db3/contracts/eosio.system/delegate_bandwidth.cpp
So would you guess that he did this accidentally?
no