I think you're mistaking operating expense with profits... you're assuming that these interest payments are profits... perhaps they are just an expense to increase transaction fee revenue?
You act like the company has profits they are withholding, perhaps without these interest payments, there would be even less transaction fee revenue.
and if they are giving so little information; how do you pretend to know so much about how many profits there are???
I don't understand what you are expecting to get by posting here, other that people like me responding for sport
Not mistaking it at all. I'm not at all new to investing.
My concern is with the reasoning for this move to divert income into paying interest while investor's dividends are still suspended (which was supposed to be for recovering the losses incurred from the hack), instead of being applied to recovering those losses like we were informed of?
As an investor, this troubles me.
Also as an investor, I know that a dividend isn't guaranteed. There will be times in any business, where the venture has taken a loss instead of a profit, and no dividends are available to be distributed. This isn't that case, however.
We need to be kept in the loop more than we have been, and we'll often agree with what is being proposed for what is best for the company over the longer term.
If dividends weren't currently suspended to cover the losses, this would be a different situation.
IMHO, the new system of paying interest on deposits, during a time where we're still essentially paying to cover the losses, seems ill-advised. In a shareholder vote, I would be voting to continue to recover the losses first, and delay paying interest until the balance sheet is back into the black again.
Today I was able to buy 1LTC but I am not able to sell 27LTC. Again order release failed. Support did not answer yet 
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