That's absolutely true, if more people raise these same points, the devs will have no choice than to do same. Though I saw this on fb
"After being launched in the market, HextraCoin has received an overwhelming response more than we have estimated. As a result, the system has been overloaded, leading to the following problems:
1. Delay in the exchange program
2. Delay in BTC withdrawing process
3. The price is not real-time update
4. Minor errors in the system
Therefore, to improve and develop the system, our developer team has decided to temporarily disable the website.
We do promise to come back with the better performance soon.
Thank you for your understanding and staying beside us.
We are Revolution
HextraCoin"
I hate the lack of communication though. They only posted things hours, maybe even a day after shutting it down.
No mention what's happening with the payout queue (they were not even 10% through, i'm still waiting, etc.. Are the coins back in wallet? Will payout follow on the 9th in one batch?
They should have disabled new withdrawals, exchanges or any coin movement directly and just focus on the queue first. Once these are paid and trading stops the system isn't stressed anymore and they can fix it without the dumpers, etc. As i'm sure, the moment the site opens more people will dump. Just because the trust is gone.. I don't expect the site will be very stable around that time with the flood gates open, just as buggy as it was during ICO.
I'm in it for the long haul though, as i accidentely put half of my HXT in the lending system. (It looked like the first failed..) So i might as well keep the other half and see what hight it can go to..
But the lack of information BEFORE, AFTER and DURING the maintenance will hurt the program if they don't start learning from their mistakes.
Interesting, seems like the project launched without proper support or communication.
Signals a lack of planning in my opinion.
Though I do wish the success of this coin to the coin's investors, as there was talk or Hextracoin becoming the next 'RegalCoin'