It would be really innovative if the frozen funds became new currency types that you could trade to anything, even real currencies. In that way, people who hold debts from VCX could sell them for something real, to people who want to take the risk. The market could then decide on the likelihood of the debts ever being fully repaid.
Personally, I doubt I'd buy any of the debt at all, but I'm sure some people would.
I've had an offer to buy the whole account, so there's definitely people willing to take the risk onboard. Haven't discussed exact amounts, I suspect they're looking at 25-50% of face value. It'd be interesting, but I suspect a lot of people would feel the time was better spent fixing the underlying issues. However, being able to do a once-off transfer to specify what coin you're wanting back, would be very nice.
Given others around the same balance have their coins back, I'm vaguely optimistic that funds were put aside for fixing broken withdrawals and I'll simply get my BTC out, convert them to DOGE and adopt the tortoise position until things are a little less stressful, but mostly expecting to end up with frozen funds at some vague future point :-/
Just a word of caution here to anyone planing to do this; I needed to change an email address on a Virucrex account I owned. It's taken over 5 months and 4-5 emails, eventually Kumala responded asking if my query was resolved, which it hadn't been. That was two months ago and I'm still waiting to hear from him and update the account's email address.
Kumala used to respond to all emails and Skype messages about a year ago and I've had a number of Skype conversations with him in real time. This noticeably degenerated about 9 months ago to virtually zero communication.
Realistically for me I think it will be easier just to give up and open a new account.
So buying a Vircurex account and updating details securely may be difficult due to the level of support.
