In the post you quoted, it states that yobit is still on the old chain.
It is a known issue at this point and all we can do is wait
UPDATE
Until all exchanges have updated to the new wallet, DO NOT send coins from 2.1.1 wallet to exchanges. I will let everyone know when I have received contact back saying that they have made the switch.
I have an upgrade request in to support, but am still waiting on a response. I apologize for any inconvienence while we are waiting, but sadly there is nothing that can be done on my end.
After checking coinexchange.io their wallet is still under maintenance aswell...
This coin was moving around darn fast with only 2 confirmations until you mess it up.... just saying, I have few transactions to yobit no issues, what old chain, there is not old chain, sound like bs
I understand your frustration, however there is no need for accusations of "bs".
If you had bothered to read even a portion of this thread [including the part you personally quoted] You would see that there was an update to a new wallet 2.1.1 which has blocked the old 1.0.8 wallets [created by 'tami'] . This is what is meant when I said "old chain" it is the one that includes superblocks and has 10% POS.
Frustration? WTF I want my money back!
Once again, if you read my response, your quoted text, or any portion of this thread, you will see WE ARE ALL WAITING on the exchanges to upgrade. It is not just you, NO ONE has taken your money. I myself am unable to send to an exchange at this time, so what possible motive would I have for causing you to "loose" money?
If this situation is new to you, or possibly you are new to crypto, I will explain once more in greater detail.
There were changes made to wallet to remove the superblocks, and to drop the POS %. This was done to lower inflation over time and give us all a coin worth a little more [smaller supply means more difficult to aquire in the future].
Because of these changes, the old wallet [with superblocks and 10%POS] was blocked using networking protocol versions. This would stop people from sending to the old wallets as eventually they will no longer be able to "locate a block source". The new wallet has been released and many have switched over.
We are all waiting on the exchanges to switch to the new wallet and support tickets have been filed asking for this very thing. Exchanges host multiple coins and as such may take time to complete the switch. Until that time ALL have been advised... multiple times... to avoid sending to the exchanges. This warning was to prevent users from ending up in your current situation, stuck in limbo waiting for a transaction to complete.
However, due to the nature of the blockchain, so long as you have your wallet.dat and private keys, your coins dont simply "disappear".
As soon as the upgrade is finished and we are ALL on the new codebase the transaction should complete and you should see your coins.