Casey here. I'm actually interested in knowing how Coin Exchange handles this scenario, so thank you for the exercise.

Logic of Dreams, I think you've done well to try to represent the situation, but know this, it's hard to take the stink out of poop, cause at the end of the day, it's still poop.

As I've been telling every XP holder from the start, if you don't want to swap, don't. It's the beauty of crypto. You're your own bank, and rightfully so, you can elect or not elect to network with other banks. You have every right to keep your coin. You have every right to feel, say and believe whatever you want to feel, say and believe about the swap. You do not have the right to control others though, and anyone is free to fork our chain at any time for any reason.

Other than that, there's really little to talk about. I don't believe it matters anyways. Words are hot air. Actions are what matter. So here's what my actions have been since I joined the team in March 2019. I've kept the lights on for a chain that was about to go dark because the last remaining vestige of a dev this coin had decided enough had been enough. I've rebuilt explorers, mail servers, websites, nodes... lots of stuff that would be dark right now if someone had not done it. I will continue to do that. I will continue to find more people who want to do that. We will move forward, and those who don't want to be part of this group, please, please, please, don't try to join us. Instead, find someone else willing to do all this for you again for your old chain.

That's the wonderful thing about crypto. Anyone can actually do it, if they stop complaining and rise to the occasion. The folks who don't swap, I hope you can move on and rise to the occasion. I hate to seeing good folks holding worthless bags.

Casey