Well, look that DBIX has died today.

No trading volume at all.
No word from dev. team.
No exchanges to trade.


R.I.P. DBIX

HitBTC also working... for now...

Hmmm... Something bad is happening with DBIX.
Cryptopia has been hacked and they reported significant losses.

https://twitter.com/cryptopia_nz

What is going on with DBIX market cap?
By coinmarketcap DBIX have jump in market cap since 09.01.2019, and cumulative number of coins has increased form 2.2M at 4.1M coins.

Here is the link:

https://www.livecoin.net/en/news/list

Dubaicoin news
Created 02.08.2018 08:54
Dear clients, DBIX developers eventually declined any cooperation as well as they declined our compensation request regarding the hack of DBIX blockchain. You can find more details and full investigation report following this link: https://www.livecoin.net/en/news/view/775
Therefore, we decided to cover losses (in full) incurred by the hack of DBIX network by ourselves. For that reason we are forced to stop any further cooperation with DBIX developers and this asset will be delisted. Please withdraw or sell your DBIX coins in 2 days, you have to do this till August 3 (18:00 GMT+3). After this time DBIX will be delisted and withdrawal won't be possible.

Right now DBIX can be traded at:

 - Cryptopia
 - Palmex
 - HitBTC

Anyone know some other exchanges for DBIX?

How can he solve his problem via ticket when livecoin closed his account? 

And why livecoin do not publish his tickets if he already agreed with that?

Do not expect your funds to ever see again.
This is how livecoin.net operates.

First make a scam on single user or multiple users, then answer to your tickets with mostly generic replays (user agreement, policy, someone else is fault or user is fault for somethig...)
After user did not satisfied with auto generated replays to tickets (which is normal, because users are not fools), they shut down user account without explanation, and when user ask them why account is deleted, user again get generic replay "violating agreement policy" and that is it.

I am still collecting evidence for last big scam by livecoin.net, and although I have even now enough evidence I will still dig more and hopefully next week publish all details with evidence.

Still STRONGLY RECOMMEND to remove all your funds from livecoin.net.

They are operate behind iron curtain without any info about company, CEO, employees, location.
We basically do not anything about livecoin.net and so far as I am concern they can right now shut down entire exchange and no one can do anything about that ever.
Just remember davor coin and bitconnect coin from the begging of this year.

This announcement is so ridiculous 
Here is the reason why "some" clients did not withdraw DBIX coins:

Dubaicoin news
Created 02.08.2018 08:54
Dear clients, DBIX developers eventually declined any cooperation as well as they declined our compensation request regarding the hack of DBIX blockchain. You can find more details and full investigation report following this link: https://www.livecoin.net/en/news/view/775
Therefore, we decided to cover losses (in full) incurred by the hack of DBIX network by ourselves. For that reason we are forced to stop any further cooperation with DBIX developers and this asset will be delisted. Please withdraw or sell your DBIX coins in 2 days, you have to do this till August 3 (18:00 GMT+3). After this time DBIX will be delisted and withdrawal won't be possible.

 

I do not have intention to argue with you because I am seeing that your mother language is same as livecoin.net CEO, so I can assume that you even work for livecoin.net.

I think in any case there was no need to rush with delisting DBIX. Every exchange who are not scammer, announce delisting far in advance, and then give users at least a month to withdraw coins.
For 51% attack a damage was already made at july of 13th and that same day was over. Attacker could not do nothing with coins which were out of market at that time so there is no reason to not refund coins to users even after two days withdraw limit.

We all must ask them, and especially people like you, where are over 200K DBIX coins from users who did not managed to withdraw.

This is also not the first time livecoin doing something like this. Click the link above at my previous post and you will see.

Timing was also perfect! A lot of people are on vacations with limited internet access.

There are also a lot of holes in this all livecoin story...

Here is some "good" experience from Livecoin.net:

https://www.cryptocompare.com/exchanges/livecoin/forum/BTC

They not closing exchange. Why would they? They still can scam a lot of users...
I was talking about DBIX coin, and holders of DBIX coin at livecoin.net.

But definitely after this experience with DBIX holders got robbed, I would strongly recommend to anyone who have any coins at livecoin.net to withdraw to some other changes or private desktop wallets.

Livecoin.net use excuse of fabricated 51% attack on DBIX to close all deposit and withdrawal of DBIX coin at their exchange. After almost a month of keeping closed, they send announcement that withdraw will bi possible but only for two days. By the way they blamed arabchain for not helping them and then livecoin.net played a card of good Samaritan and as they said take all loses to themselves and open withdraw.
I also must mention that second large DBIX exchange Cryptopia never said anything about 51% attack and never closed deposit or withdraw of DBIX coin. 

So after two days very small number of people succeeds to withdraw DBIX, and all that was because time limit of two days is ridiculously short. After that two days they permanently closed, and delist DBIX coin from exchange.
A lot of people did not manage to withdraw their DBIX, and livecoin.net kept almost 235K DBIX coins with no intention to return them.   
Livecoin.net do not care about that DBIX holders and they are defending themselves with user agreements and policy. Very cheep trick!

Arabchain does nothing with this and personally I am glad why they did not help them, because no one should support scammers.   

I strongly recommend to all who using livecoin.net exchange to withdraw from their exchange all coins.
Transfer them preferably in your desktop wallets or some other secured and more reliable exchange.
Do not wait to be robbed like DBIX coin users who got robbed by over 200K coin from livecoin.net management. 

Livecoin.net do not cover any loses, and they are making fools of their users.
They are using cheep tricks, like delisting some coins in just two days which is ridiculously for any exchange.
Who manage to withdraw coins in those two days are lucky, and others are just robbed, and now livecoin.net have for themselves over 200K DBIX coins.

Nice deal, right?

They did not lose nothing. Livecoin still holding over 200K DBIX coins from holders.
Those are not their coins, and they make a great profit from all that "51% attack"...
Giving people just two days to withdraw DBIX is at least ridiculous.

This is a difficult time for DBIX but it is not the end, what so ever, it is a beginning by my opinion.
We must all remember that BTC needed a lot of years to reach current value.