Yeah that's not how company valuation works. Right now their balance sheet is in red by ~$120MM (meaning they have $120MM more in liabilities more than assets)
Also if you think this "incident" will have no effect on their market share (their daily volume) or their "goodwill" you're delusional
Well... I might not have had the numbers to do proper simple math thingy with how much $ they do per day... But I'm pretty sure they are making 10k$ - 50k$ per day (on average).
So basically when someone wants to buy something,
they need to give you more than you can make in a specific period of time, or you don't sell them jack sh!t. Its that simple.But on some level you are right because the "incident" creates a confidence problem. And they need to come up with some hocu-pocus scheme to keep you hooked in the game.
Like for example look what I would do... I would say: We will give a bonus 3% of your amount if you keep your money for 1 year in the exchange. And 18% if you keep it for the next 5 years! But if you decide to withdraw your amount that bonus will be given to the other exchange participants that decided to stay. Meaning that 3% for an year can turn in to 3.82% if some people leave. And that 18% on a 5 year basis could turn in to 72.31% by the end of the time those 5 years end.
So... they just need to create the perfect incentive.