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Interesting take on the subject. I didn't realize that the accounts themselves could have such an important impact of the value of the coins down the pipeline.

I wont be deleting any accounts, regardless - but I will continue to mine it.

Ya I believe its a strategy little like Ripple in sense that it prevents the coin from being overloaded by spammed out web-wallets etc, it has some negatives as well of course but down the road could very well pay off.

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I've made a ticket on Cryptopia this downtime is getting pretty insane.

As some previous individuals have asked whats the progress on getting this coin listed on another exchange? I thought there was a few individuals willing to pitch in a several months ago and can imagine some of the massive miners of the coin would love to see it hopefully be better supported on a bigger exchange and the related growth as well.

For now the PASL is not worth a single cent with no exchange supporting it. With only one exchange trading it and currently down for weeks, I don't see any promising future for it. Creator not even able to get another exchange for miners to deposit into that shows how dedicated they are to their work. Good luck mining a worthless (at least true for now) coin.

First of all: It's not that easy just listing a coin on another exchange.
And it's not the creators fault that cryptopia doesn't fix the problem.

Well, no one said it's easy, but if the dev team cares at all about the future and success of their project, they should be more proactive in getting this done or at least keep the community updated about what's going on and what the plan is as it's our trust that decides the fate of this project at the end.

Also, disagree with the "not creators fault" part, there is definitely at least a bit to blame on them by not diversifying and not getting the coin listed on another exchange. Especially considering the coin has been around over 6 months so it's not like they have't got enough time to do this. Exchanges can go down or get closed, and if that happens to Cryptopia, then this coin is a good as dead.

This is money, after all, money is serious business and it should be treated as one.
Unfortunately I feel more and more like this is treated as a weekend side project than a real thing that I can put my money and trust in.

Correct me if I'm wrong but afaik most exchanges charge money (serious amounts of money) for getting a new coin listed.
Also there is nothing the creator can do if the cryptopia-support doesn't answer. There already was a statement by the creator but I agree that more information about further steps would be nice as right now (hopefully just for now) the currency is worth nothing as the only supporting exchange's deposit is disabled.
Maybe things could speed up if everyone owning PASL would open a ticket on cryptopia asking for the estimated time they need to fix their deposit.