Kasan0024 - I believe this is the only problem. I'd love to.
Yes, I write quickly and with a translator.
Honestly, what is Your interest in making anti-PR coins? A lot of coins stuck? Do you want to understand or want to help? If you help the community, write to PM scryptenthusiast
This thread serves as a documented history of NewYorkCoin and is a more stable platform to set the record straight, as compared with other social media: twitter, facebook, discord or telegram. The team does attempt to inform users on other social media platforms but CK blocks them on the ones he controls.
Scryptenthusiast aka hivemind aka nycminer aka dozens of other aliases aka CK aka Charlie Kartchner has operated NewYorkCoin as his own personal pump and dump for a number of years and alternatively undermines/takes credit for the thousands of person-hours contributed by dozens of people. The community moderators and devs are constantly having to clean up the messes CK makes and deal with hundreds of pissed off NYC holders that think the community is associated with CKs misinformation sites.
Early on the community tried to work with CK but you can't really work with a narcissistic control-freak who is always willing to cut off his nose to spite his face. Even something as simple as a shared website where all content was agreed upon prior to publishing was impossible, hell CK couldn't even accept a logo that was voted on by hundreds of NYC fans, preferring to retain "creative control" of his spare tire logo.
Reading backward in this forum you can see that when scryptenthusiast starts pumping Yobit last month, either by accident or design, it takes several weeks for Yobit to open the wallets instead of the days he promised. This does however make those who say it can't happen (because Yobit does not have enough NYC left) look bad, at least initially. Scryptenthusiast goes on to insist that the 5k he paid will cover any losses, and that in-fact, Yobit only lost $300. Analysis of the 51% attack with a clear timeline had already been published, and while an exact number was never calculated, >70% of the confirmed 10 Billion in open sell orders was thrown out as a ballpark number. At today's prices, $5K would not put a dent in those losses. Fast forward to July 31st - Yobit opens the wallets for deposit only, eliciting ridicule. Wallets do open for withdrawal a few hours later and 3 Billion NYC are quickly moved off of Yobit by those that understand the situation. Within 10 days (after 4 billion NYC are withdrawn) there are problems, with Yobit providing various excuses why withdrawals are failing. Eventually all withdrawals stop, as predicted.
So now we come to motivation, why would scryptenthusiast, given the evidence that this would not end well, push so hard to get Yobit open and convince people to trade there? After all, there have to be better exchanges to invest money and time in, exchanges that the entire community could get behind. The answer can be found in the poorly redacted screenshot scryptenthusiast included in a post pumping Yobit months ago. In that post it can be sussed out that scryptenthusiast still had close to 7 Billion NYC stuck on Yobit, and while he had been able to sell small amounts at rock bottom prices even after wallets were locked back in Oct 2018, opening the wallets would pump both price and volume allowing scryptenthusiast to convert a bigger chunk of the the value stored in NYC to something more liquid: ETH, DOGE or USD. So now we have a motive and an explanation for behavior that would otherwise appear irrational.
While I personally don't expect CKs sycophants (if they even exist) to heed the warnings posted here, this thread can and does serve as a useful source of information for those who do their due diligence. Plus it just feels good to call out CK on his bullshit.
But to your point, there is a very simple solution: CK, stop posting scam information and there won't be anything requiring a clarifying response.