<center>After nearly a month offline, with millions of dollars in cryptocurrency held captive, it looked like the chances of anyone recouping their money from Coinsmarkets.com had long since passed. However, there were some still hoping things were as they appeared, and that Coinsmarkets were themselves the victims of a number of DDOS attacks on the network, as well as  a string of hosting and database issues they "appeared" to be trying to solve.</center>

<center>Well today, after nearly a solid week of their website coinmarkets.com being COMPLETELY offline, without even the ability to search for it, it appears as though there may be some unexpected signs of life, as the now infamous website, in it's barest bones, is now back up online and searchable.</center>

<center>With community's patience wearing thin, and imposter sites starting to pop up trying to steal users info, (ie coinmarkets.org) this albeit, small sign of life, is something not many people ever thought they'd see again.</center>

<center>These pictures are from the unofficial Telegram group, that seems to, for the time being, be keeping the cummunity informed of any news.</center>

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<center>Will Coinsmarkets.com be coming back online anytime soon, or is this just another in a long line of stall tactics? I suppose only time will tell.</center>

<center>I for one will be choosing to remain positive and patient, because, why not. :)</center>

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