@JButta21@mclarkcrypto@Atheneumchain it's a really long story, but to make it short enough for a tweet: Ember's faulty network made several halts, some took weeks to be fixed. Meanwhile, holders were unable to sell. Once they got fixed, heavy dumps happened (as expected), while some simply quit.
@Totesthegoats1 @DT_Chartis @chartisproject how do you expect to get into a "reputable exchange" with a coin that can't even be traded for the BTC pair anymore due to it's extremly fast growing rate and "bad background"? No big exchanges will adopt ember as it is, that's one of the reasons the burn has to happen first.
@Chicagogreekguy @DT_Chartis @chartisproject the swap is only going to happen on the next semester... if by then coinsmarkets isn't up and running, consider your coins stolen, which is coinsmarkets fault, not Embers.
@DT_Chartis @emberblockchain@chartisproject just make sure it's worth a couple hundreds of Satoshis... we don't wanna be delisted from BTC pair ever again =/
@kweller23@emberblockchain how are your coins trapped? I had some there and withdrew without issues... either ways, if something is wrong is up to Cryptopia to solve, not Ember. The network is working as intended and wallets are up to date.