anyway, keeping the wallet locked for months has been unfair.
And, I explained why I tried to trade that shitcoin.
Topic: Another reason why POLONIEX is the worst exchange in the world... (Read 145 times)
Do you mean Vcash (XVC)? I'm sorry but if you bought this coin, you sure deserve the loss.
The main dev of the project abandoned the coin some time ago and the coin is practically dead. I don't know why anyone would buy this coin, because it was pretty obvious that the exchanges would start to delist after some time (dead project, low trading volume, etc...).
The main dev of the project abandoned the coin some time ago and the coin is practically dead. I don't know why anyone would buy this coin, because it was pretty obvious that the exchanges would start to delist after some time (dead project, low trading volume, etc...).
Well, 4 months ago i bought a 0,1 BTC of XVC coin, because i had seen it was more valuable on Bittrex, so i thought, even if the wallet is locked and I cannot withdraw, it will gain value eventually.
In the last 4 months wallet was ALWAYS locked, bittrex delisted the coin, value decreased huge, i did not want to take a loss so I hodled.... until yesterday I could still take 30% of that value. Now they have announced delist and coin lost 70% of that value. They now worth 0,005 BTC (from 0,1) so because of poloniex I lost 95% of value. This is unacceptable. And best part of all, now I don't know where to put those coins, so I'll have to take that 5%, no other exchange have that coin.
Hodling is not always good.
In the last 4 months wallet was ALWAYS locked, bittrex delisted the coin, value decreased huge, i did not want to take a loss so I hodled.... until yesterday I could still take 30% of that value. Now they have announced delist and coin lost 70% of that value. They now worth 0,005 BTC (from 0,1) so because of poloniex I lost 95% of value. This is unacceptable. And best part of all, now I don't know where to put those coins, so I'll have to take that 5%, no other exchange have that coin.
Hodling is not always good.
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