A launch that is such that the early people who bought into the project can't get what the paid for. ....yeah, that's the opposite of success.
It may not be a complete failure, I'll concede that. ...but it's certainly no success.
You have what you paid for. Everyone that validated their exchanges before the cut off date has their Lisk in their account. If you cannot access any of the three official web wallets and cannot be bothered to learn how to set up a local node, or research any of the delegates posting links to their nodes to see if those nodes are safe to access, then that is a problem solely between the chair and keyboard.
The documentation is available and very thorough. Please take a gander at it.
Install via Docker (easiest) -
https://lisk.io/documentation?i=lisk-docs/DockerInstallInstall via Binaries (more prep) -
https://lisk.io/documentation?i=lisk-docs/BinaryInstallNo, it's not the user's fault here. The transactions from the 3 official web wallets all won't even work unless you use whole numbers. Then you think it works and the transaction gets 0 confirmations, then after 30 minutes the lisk ends up being back in your account, having not been sent.
I will work on the docker thing (which wasn't working earlier around 5pm),