Cryptopia is still in the process of trying to get people's coins back to them so who knows, maybe we'll get those IXCoins back eventually.
-MarkM-
Wouldn't tokens "lost" on some database along with the passwords etc to release those from an actual Cryptopia wallet have a chance at being backed up somewhere? And if so, wouldn't a database of recording who owns what be regularly backed up to tell who is owed what IXC at what date? This is simple grade school accounting practice (backup your ledger on a separate device, hell a cloud or a jump drive) and wallet file backing up for me even. I would be curious to find out where that actual wallet for Cryptopia was stored and backed up for Cryptopia. There would be a reasonable explanation that GrantThornton"NZ" could give about the recovery process. Ya think?
So if IXC gets delisted from freiexchange due to low trading activity where can it be traded comrades?
Yobit. Lol. But don't deposit (if its possible) and expect to withdraw on old wallet software (think they run 0.11.9 right Vlad?)...
Or my response in [DVC] thread about Stellar
DVC IXC tokens.
Cryptopia is still in the process of trying to get people's coins back to them so who knows, maybe we'll get those IXCoins back eventually.
-MarkM-
We’ll get them after they moon and crash.
Vlad thinks IXC will moon but never said anything about a crash apart from other coins eventually.If IXC is to become anything it should at least hit a few dollars or maybe even $100 some day .This is crypto and anything is possible when you see some crazy prices and liquidity for even meme coins.Nothing makes sense right now.
That's because
Vlad is likely right... eventually makes sense IXC would be needed for the same reasons Ethereum Mainnet chain needs
sharding to scale parallel chains/alt-chains to scale in a horizontal direction/or it needs L2 to scale vertically from L1 and rollups to tie-up many txns into one mainnet tx on L1 for one much smaller-than-usual tx fee divided across all the rolled-up txns of participants on an L2-rollup.
Also, if some coins are "lost forever" and were on Cryptopia's balance, even the coins the exchange said they owned... turn out lost forever etc... then you'd think the value once an L1-merge mined "sidechain" of Bitcoin would be all the more valuable?
Just some thoughts, in no way factual, of why Vlad may be right/is probably right. Syscoin is making L1-merge mined security matter to the "EVM"/Ethereum L1 chain and thus any EVM bridged chains and Levels above L1 Ethereum chain... The
write-up(
https://syscoin.org/news/syscoin-the-road-ahead) seems to include all SHA-256 merge-mined chains with Bitcoin as the backing of security for *all* Ethereum smart contracts. More complex details, maybe I'm missing something but that's my understanding that Syscoin is going to utilize Ixcoin's security as a value it'll use $SYS (coins) and EVM/new "NEVM" + bridged/relayed Ethereum-side tokens to exchange correct value with (security through this process goes to Ethereum from Bitcoin merge-mined chains and I would think value goes back to $SYS (coins) and its other merge-mined coins because "kickback" only seems destiny via this process to make sense on both sides of the ledger...
Perhaps.