Quote from: nutildah on July 24, 2019, 06:12:38 AM

Quote from: izooomrud on July 24, 2019, 03:55:37 AM

Quote from: nutildah on July 23, 2019, 04:58:05 AM

You should have done a better job monitoring your investment while it sat on an exchange for a year.

It does not give them the right to lose my money or steal!
I do not need to specify how I should manage my money I will decide it myself!

They didn't lose your money or steal anything from you. You bought the MONA after their withdrawals were halted. Stop being so dramatic and blaming everybody but yourself

Well, it is a tricky question

If the MONA withdrawals had been disabled for good, why did they not halt the trades immediately and delist the coin soon thereafter? You see, people might have been buying this coin with "legit" currencies, obviously in hopes of selling it higher. Technically, that would turn the coin into an exchange MONA token (or whatever), and I'm okay with that as long as they kept trading it and made it known that people were in fact trading a token, not the real coin. But why then delist it all of a sudden? It simply makes no sense

So if we look at it from this angle, it appears as if the exchange did take the money from traders (more like stole it), and still more so from those traders who had deliberately or inadvertently been buying the exchange token instead of the original coin, provided no deposits were allowed either (which seems to be the case here). I think Livecoin should have made it clear to everyone, and now they wouldn't have to bother delisting it. In simple terms, they continue to make new mistakes on their past mistakes