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Why the odd distribution? This means some users get everything back now, and some get nothing? Perhaps it's an attempt to keep some customers happy ("well, I go
by ColinDabritz 13y ago
Why the odd distribution? This means some users get everything back now, and some get nothing? Perhaps it's an attempt to keep some customers happy ("well, I got everything back so I guess its alright") so that exchange will keep running?
How can they justify anything but equally sharing the burden of the loss? "We owe X total and have Y available, so all accounts will get Y/X of their owed funds unfrozen, and the rest remain frozen."? I'm really not following the logic.
- kordless 13y agoMinimization of impact to a larger group of customers which then serves the purpose of keeping the exchange running so it can make money to pay off the others. If you incrementally pay out to all customers, a large number will refuse to continue using the service. It's a trust issue, really.