⭐ Merited by izooomrud (1)
Its like, no shit, they should have been on the lookout for irregularities in the blockchains of the coins they are trading. There's lots of things that can be done -- for starters, the Monacoin devs could fix their faulty calculation of difficulty retargetting, yet they never did. From Reddit:
All of the above is irrelevant as every POW coin is subject to 51% attack, a good exchange must handle these issues on their own, if all attempts fail the exchange is the only party responsible , they have to pay the price for listing that coin and making profit of it, name me any other exchange that listed Monaconin and now still disables withdrawals and list the coin for about 17% of it's price, name a single exchange that does the shit and blame the def team for it ( don't waste your time searching, there is NON)
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Monero DID make changes to their wallet software after a theoretical exploit was confirmed to exist and reported to developers by Livecoin. So what are you talking about "nothing to be done"...? Your statement is 100% inaccurate.
Lol, how is my statement inaccurate? you do understand that "theoretical" means before something happens, after the attack, the attacker probably sold Monacoin for BTC and on a plane to some Island, what would Monacoin team do exactly ?
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Despite the fact that OP is a prick and had months to withdrawal his coins (except for MONA, as nobody can)
you keep trying to come up with excuses on behalf of Livecoin, the Monacoins in his account are his own, he must be able to withdrawal them anytime he wants, you can't hold the OP's coins and say he go solve your problem with the dev team, or sell it here for 17% of it's value, that is stupid.
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I still agree that's not a good excuse to lock him out of his account. I've said this from the very beginning.
Yet you still oppose a flag that indicates it's dangerous to deal with Livecoin.
let me ask you a simple a question , feel free to ignore it : Do you really think it is SAFE to trade on Livecoin?