Quote from: Inspector Deck on August 15, 2019, 07:38:51 PM

Не знаю точно и не берусь утверждать,

На этом стоило и закончить. Когда не знаешь точно и не берешься утверждать, то лучше вообще промолчать. Но вот кстати пост (не от заинтересованных людей, а от обычного жителя англо борды) по этому поводу

Quote from: nutildah on July 22, 2019, 05:20:33 AM

You never could withdrawal your MONA -- not for one day. You bought MONA on the exchange after the 51% attack, and after withdrawals had been disabled. What happened was, you bought MONA, forgot about it for a year, and then was dismayed to find out withdrawals were still closed. You bitched incessantly at Livecoin about not being able to withdrawal your coins. They explained the situation to you. You then took to the internet to bitch about it, and they suspended your account.

Now that they have re-opened your account, you did exactly what I thought you were going to do: continue bitching about not being able to withdrawal the MONA. You should have kept better track of what was going on on the exchange during the entire year you had coins on it.

Livecoin is obviously buying up outstanding MONA at 0.00003 BTC before the delisting - they have created a buywall of 10,000 coins at this price to give MONA holders a chance to sell before its too late. If I were you I would sell your holdings for this price, withdrawal your BTC, and be happy that you got anything at all.

Shit happens. Sure, part of the blame is Livecoin's, but part of it is yours for not paying attention to what was happening with your own investment.

Вот как то так.