Quote from: examplens on January 23, 2019, 11:50:15 PM

OMG, after 18 months You've reappeared again. where you've disappeared all that time?
Why did not you find time to write anything to your investors?

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3. Everyone (outside of the affiliate program participates) who has/had SVC on C-Cex should log into https://C-Cex.com and take a screen shot of their SVC history and hold onto that information for when we start coin redistribution.

You need to know, C-cex is a fraudulent exchange. They locked most of all accounts and there is no way to recover it and log in there. It is not possible to send him any support ticket because his system is full, Nobody reads it from their side. Also, you can check on the forum here and you will find many scam accusations against C-cex

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When you have time, please log into C-Cex.com and grab a screen capture of the SVC you bought on June 21 2017.
If you could PM me that image + an EOS address/account name Ill send you the 1m SVC right away.

You can send him 10million SVC, but what to do with it? Hold?

After the 2017 fall campaign failed to get results the project lost steam.
Then when we got unexpectedly delisted from C-Cex that essentially killed SilverCoin at that time.
During the same time, I had major distractions in my life and so silvercoin went on the back burner.

I believed C-Cex would at least stay viable and that we could manually redistribute SVC later as a worst-case-scenario so I left it for the time being. I didnt write anything as I didnt really know when/how/if it would get going again. But the website always stayed online so that showed that we were never totally gone.

There was another push in June 2018 and again in Sept 2018 but neither actualized for various reasons.

I have no excuse, I should of done better and addressed the community sooner.
The longer it took to respond, the harder it got.

C-Cex was a big mistake. We chose them because they were one of the few exchanges that readily excepted NXT tokens. I was under clear instruction that we had a year without worry of delisting, so lots of time to get the project off the ground. But this was not the case.

This is the situation with the approx. 600,000 SVC that has been distributed via C-Cex (0.6% of total supply)

1. Affiliate program payouts (about 1/2 of all payouts) can be easily redistributed.

2. Bitcointalk bounties (All small amounts with many payouts less than 300 SVC) can mostly be tracked, with a new Twitter and Signature campaign as an alternative option where original bounties cannot be verified.

3. All SVC held in personal NXT wallets are safe.

4. Its the SVC traded for BTC on the exchange that is of concern, as they need to be confirmed using C-cex history. I assume most people left their coins on the exchange.

I had no problem contacting support and getting access to a deactivated c-cex account a few months ago, I hope this has not changed.
I dont think they will shut down in the near term and their support ticket still seems to function, at least for account reactivations... although it may take a few days as they just delisted more coins on Jan 21 so there may be a lot of tickets in the queue.

Yes, for now you would just leave the SVC in the wallet until we get redistribution underway and get listed on a decentralized exchange.