I think a class action law suit might be the way to go.
I agree, I gave this suggestion to a guy who said that bittrex blocked his account with 1 million dollars, has another guy that says that bittrex blocked his account with $400,000... this is becoming a very serious matter
Maybe we should open site/thread and collect all the people who got hit by Shittrex, then maybe we will be able to find away to get our funds back in some way..
You could even ask who lives in USA and who knows the owners' home of bittrex or their office (if they have a physical office) and then you report your case to the police and hire lawyers
Assuming that its true, disabled accounts with that amounts are indeed a very serious matter. But if you're really interested on taking a legal action, Instead of asking if anyone knows where does the bittrex team/office/s resides (Although, its worth trying since it might go viral), It will be faster to just consult a lawfirm regarding your situation so you can know what you need/ what options you have, in short to get a clear gist of things. The downside is, this will cost you money.
Yes, This will cost money, that why I say maybe we can find out how many people got hit by that and in that way if its say 100-1000 people with each one have say from 1000-10,000 USD lost and we say lawfirm can agree on 10-20 % fees, I think they can make a-lot of money out of it.
Maybe I`m wrong and maybe our funds just got stolen and we wont be able to do anything...
What will happen is they will seize the servers and distribute all the funds proportionally after a class action ruling. If they are insolvent then there is no reason why some users should get all of their funds while some get nothing ---> it's not just the accounts that have been denied access, or withdrawal, but the whole user base which is in jeopardy here. That's why the servers need to be seized as soon as possible ---> to prevent any further withdrawals because the remaining funds should be distributed proportionally. See what's happening here?
