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A long time ago I bought COSS at Ether Delta. A few days ago I've tried to send a test amount to an exchange but it doesn't seem to arrive.

What could be the cause? Did you switch chain/tokens?

There was a tokens swap from ERC20 to ERC223: https://hype.codes/coss-token-upgrades-erc223 and https://medium.com/@coss.io/frequently-asked-questions-65466bbe4975

The current contract address is: 0x9e96604445ec19ffed9a5e8dd7b50a29c899a10c
You can see the contract page at Etherscan here: https://etherscan.io/token/0x9e96604445ec19ffed9a5e8dd7b50a29c899a10c

If you bought COSS at Etherdelta, you may have purchased the old (and worthless) ERC20 token. Check the contract address for your COSS token to check this.

Well I assume it's still the ERC20 token I possess else I would be able to send it to HitBTC. That means I've spent about $4000 in Ethereum at that time,
and now you are telling me it vanished for good? Or is there still an option to switch to the ERC223?

Keep your question! I have a small amount of these tokens in my ers20 wallet. I did not know that it was necessary to swap tokens for erc223. What should I do now?

I don't get your point. Can somebody just help me with this issue? I got proof that I possess and bought COSS and still own them.

Can somebody of COSS development team take their responsibility and explain me what to do now?

Is it so hard to give a little bit of service to a person who invested in COSS in the early days.

If I was part of a development team I would at least stand up and be helpfull.

I thought that HODL was the key. Huh

If you hold the old COSS tokens on MyEtherWallet, please follow these steps to be able to see your new upgraded COSS tokens at MyEtherWallet:
1) Please log in to MyEtherWallet
2) From the right bar menu choose "add custom token"
3) Insert contract address: 0x9e96604445ec19ffed9a5e8dd7b50a29c899a10c
4) Insert symbol : COSS
5) Insert decimals:18

As long as you have the private key you should be fine, or the JSON file. Etherdelta does not hold funds.

Or you can perhaps use forkdelta, which is essentially the same thing as Etherdelta. https://forkdelta.app/

They have listed the COSS and COSSOLD chains, it should probably show.

Hi there, thanks for the reply, I really appreciate it. I did a test transfer to a Ether Wallet from Ether Delta.

https://etherscan.io/address/0x4f578bdde4dc7050d89c0e0e26b36285aa535389#tokentxns

First of all I've used Meta Mask, I inserted the contract up there, however it remains COSS: 0
But within etherscan I'm able to view the old ERC-20 token... Undecided