PTS

whatwilly0ubuild

Most of these chains are genuinely dead with no maintained infrastructure. The realistic options are limited but worth trying. [Archive.org](http://Archive.org) Wayback Machine is your first stop. Search for the old block explorers for each coin. Many were hosted on dedicated domains or abe-style explorers. You may be able to find cached pages showing your specific transactions if you search for your deposit addresses directly. Bitcointalk announcement threads for each coin sometimes have links to archived explorers or community members who kept node data. The original ANN threads often had explorer links, and some community members hoarded blockchain data. Search for each coin name plus "explorer" or "bootstrap" on Bitcointalk. GitHub and old repositories sometimes have bootstrap files or the original wallet software with embedded checkpoint data. Search for each coin ticker plus "bootstrap" or "wallet." Even if the network is dead, if you can find the wallet software and bootstrap data, you might be able to reconstruct a local node and query your addresses. Cryptsy-specific recovery is complicated by the exchange's collapse and legal proceedings. The trustee may have transaction records, though accessing them years later is unlikely to be straightforward. For the specific coins you listed, a few had more active communities that might have preserved data. CryptogenicBullion, Franko, and Protoshares had relatively dedicated followings. PTS is interesting because it was related to BitShares and some of that community may have historical data. The honest assessment is that recovering transaction data from chains this dead is difficult and often impossible. If you need this for tax purposes, documenting your good-faith effort to recover records may matter more than actually finding them.

juanddd_wingman

I head $FART is about 10000000000000 PTS per second

Mindless-Occasion-58

Everyone is missing out KTA is where the money is and will be made. 10,000,000 PTS per second

jwz9904

PTS is strong here

2xfun

PTS and people are gamblers.

New_Worldliness_5940

I had actually given up. I originally wanted to buy the "normal" Spyder but only as a PTS. I didn't have the $/financial position I wanted to be into buy one. I walked into a Porsche dealer and they did a build-super, super nice guy built it, but it was not definite. Then another deal called me and offered me a PTS because he knew a guy that knew a guy. I said DO IT NOW. They did +$30k over which for a PTS to me sounded super super reasonable. Do I like it? Absolutely not. But I went for it.

jwz9904

i feel like we will dump 10% anytime suddenly. It must be PTS.

jwz9904

PTS, it's either gonna be green or red anyway.

jwz9904

are people sell rndr because of the upcoming swap? probably PTS from Fetch merge.

4xfun

PTS

fnetma

Don't see it on the list, but back in 2013 I was mining PTS (Protoshares)

Maleficent_Sound_919

01 December 2013 : 1 Bitcoin $955.85 12.064.350 BTC 2 Litecoin $34.74 23.529.942 LTC 3 XRP $0.0515 4 Peercoin $6.3851 5. Namecoin $8.421 6. Quark $0.2485 7. Megacoin $1.5055 8. Bitshares PTS $24.71 9. Feathercoin $0.975 10. Primecoin $5.5439 11. Worldcoin $0.4875 12. Freicoin $0.3221 13. Novacoin $21.54 14.BBQCoin $0.2342 15. Zetacoin $0.03783

fnetma

This was from mining ProtoShares (PTS) using a gaming PC with 3 GTX 780s. Shortly after this I built two dedicated mining rigs with 6 AMD Radeon R9 280Xs each.

bc7915dawg

Summary of the top 15 coins and prices: 1. Bitcoin - $499 2. Litecoin - $12.50 3. Peercoin - $2.62 4. Ripple - $0.0073713 5. Dogecoin - $0.000514 6. Nxt - $0.026096 7. Namecoin - $2.93 8. Mastercoin - $36.32 9. BlackCoin - $0.19 10. BitShares-PTS - $4.96 11. Quark - $0.024921 12. Zetacoin - $0.037371 13. Primecoin - $0.98 14. Counterparty - $1.80 15. Feathercoin - $0.11

fnetma

Good stuff. I was too young and stupid back then. I started mining PTS in late 2014... But never understood value Bitcoin had.

Slainte042

I've got PTS from FTX.