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The recovery process actually was announced on our social channels. In an effort to rebrand ELIX, the Twitter post detailing recovery was more recently removed after completion of the recovery process.

We do believe we have a strong case against NovaExchange for why their engineering negligence and lack of communication stranded TME.

Is there anything you can do to help us?

Not at the moment. If something changes, we'll let you know.

Hopefully, give more exposure than last time, learn from mistakes. I'm surprised only 31 people showed up for TME conversion.

Yeah. At least this answer provides a little bit of hope though. I'm assuming that when Dev connected to NovaExchange via the API they checked the balances, sent the new coin to the myetherwallets, and then burned that users TME on Nova? Otherwise if they do try to help us in the future with Nova's help, the people they already helped could potentially double up. If they didn't burn the coin they'd have to try and exclude those people (maybe by coin amount in the spreadsheet). Or if Nova somehow took the coin out of maintenance mode and didn't leave it in a "withdraw" only state, other people could potentially buy TME for cheap based in hopes to cash in on a conversion. Anyways I'll remain hopeful and try to check in once a week now vs once a month.

Fingers and toes crossed!