There is no risk to exchanges. Their wallets don't exist when the transactions were created. The only people at risk are those who have not moved coins for 11 years. They are not being stolen, they are replicating what they chose to do 11 years ago. There is no way for them to profit. Just old transactions from old wallets. Bad forensics.
True, its weird an exchange would close deposits based on a faulty assumption. It doesn't cost them money. Maybe they were just wary of having newly-awakened wallets threatening the dominance of their coin stash, IDK.
I could mine with pentium cpu for 11 years and my chain would be longer. Why does that erase the decision whoever revived the chain made?
It doesn't.
Launch your own luckycoin revival, Im sure your employer will list it.
He won't. He's only here because Bells is trash and he thinks that shitting on Lucky somehow helps Bells (it does not).