Of course not. But I find it ignorant of the devs that they expect that hodlers do all these inconveniences for extra money (fees). Their (project) coin decreased a hundredfold, got delisted - so that everybody has to move it to a counterparty wallet - it becomes an ERC-20 token, and now I should pay fees twice. First for a small coval swap, second for the remaining amount. Two years with no outcome ("Dont look back, were not going that way!")
Man - if you put 400 bucks in it, it is worth 4 Dollar now. And now I should pay 1 or 2 Dollar for the swap!?
Of course I do not think they transfer any Btc to me. But I expect an apology and some Covals - as they could have easily bought Covals for 500 bucks lastly and airdrop them to the 300 hodlers left.
You sound like someone who has never lost money in crypto.
At one time, my holdings totalled about $190k, and a year later, those same holdings aren't listed on exchanges, and worth all of maybe $2000. I'll happily pay the $1-2 fee to move my Coval to another chain in the hopes that I can soon trade it again.
Crypto is up and down constantly. It has been ever since I got in back in 2012/2013. You need to just ride it out and let things be. Life is too short to be upset over a couple hundred dollars and some change for transactions.
-Fuse