Provide forensic evidence that your coins are tied up in their stake. I bet you can't.
I bet I can...
Here is my Alexandrite address (the one yobit is withholding) : aDeTcJLEPLFPAmP9oJ1cvZRaQ1SVCAEkZz
You can check it here on the explorer:
https://prohashing.com/explorer/Alexandrite/and you will see with your own eyes the coins generated by stacking. But of course you won't admit anything and you will come back with all kinds of silly arguments to try and save whatever piece of credibility yobit still has because you are on their payroll as you yourself have admitted in this thread...
Forensic evidence is evidence obtained by scientific methods.... Not by saying: "Look, I sent $ to the bank; and look, they are getting interest on some of their ledger; see, they are stealing money because they have mine; and they are still making a profit".
scientifically you expect the layman to magically fathom how many of your coins are tied up in their stake.... Do you understand how the entire process of staking works? The layman would easily be able to follow a dictation of forensic evidence directly connecting A to B. You are pointing at A, and saying B is happening because of A.
Fact: Just because I have coins in my wallet; and am staking with my wallet; does not mean that all of my coins are tied up in the act of staking.... Is it possible to stake with all? yes; but it requires configuration to do so. Do you have evidence of this? (can you comprehend the missing info i've been speaking of yet?)
You need to have a good understanding of what happens to your "staked coins" when they are used for the stake.... it seems you do not have a clear picture.
I understand your dismay all in all. been there. done that. it fucking sucks.
I also better understand the concept of putting your funds in a blind 3rd party's control. Risk is always a factor; weather you use poloniex, coinbase, or yobit.... risk is always a factor when you hand control to someone else that you don't know; or even don't know at all. You can't blame them for this. And you can't blame them for swapping behavior solely for your circumstance..... this is a historical issue. Why do you think I have mentioned several times that I havent sent any funds to yobit for years now because of complaints and encounters i've had myself? for the fun of it?
Now;
You speak as if Im actively going out of my way to promote yobit through my own actions and words. Your shallow analysis of situations is what I keep poking at.... because it keeps bleeding out. Tell me when I have personally endorsed them and suggested people use the exchange because they are "great" or whatever else people would do to shill a douchebag group.
Maybe this analogy for your misconception about what a signature campaign is and what it entails may help you:
If someone random offered you a guaranteed pay to wear their logo on your shirt... and for every time you spoke to someone while wearing that shirt.... with zero other obligations to the agreement; and you get paid handsomely....
would you not take it?
And in my current position, would you throw away a free 0.0003BTC per post? Especially when comparing this particular campaign to all the others currently available that I could ditch them for and pick up?
There presently isn't a campaign that comes even remotely close to what they are paying me; because this payrate extends back to bitcoin ==~$200.
Could you possibly see the banner on my sig as a way for me to get re-compensated for losses to them? Through the powers of deduction i have determined apparently you do not... not yet.
You think to shallow about most of these situations; and I can guess that the reasoning is most likely because of your anger at what 'is'.
All I have been doing is feeding analysis, insight, and suggestions that you are clearly overlooking.
Adding more separate circumstances and instances of people making mistakes, or whatever else; does nothing to further/better your position. I.E. saying they are using your coins to stake and make profit; is an evidence-less based accusation based on conjecture.
Literally conjecture.
Again, to explain again; in your quote you spoke as if that guy's situation was something it is surely not. Just like the countless other people whom sent smart-contract coins to yobit's ETH wallets and wonder why nothing ever shows up; because yobit has stated that they don't accept smart contract coins; only base ETH tokens.... Yet those people still scream murder because they themselves sent the wrong funds to an incompatible receiver..... Or they got a piece of malware that drained their accounts, or that they used a 3rd party service to do something and are demanding more BTC to look at the situation.
I am in no way saying they don't operate in a shady manner. They always have. But here's the rub; that's what you picked. Did you research it before you took the risk?
(BTW, thanks for the conversation; it helps more and more to pay back what was lost)