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Good to see the project moving forward nicely. Also, really professional of the devs in how they handled the loose ends of the TME situation.
Curious for anyone from telegram or other sources, are there any news or progress on trying to get on another exchange? Coinexchange and Etherdelta really aren't the best platforms to be buying and selling coins. I know a request was put into Binance around 1-2 months ago, but seems like that may have been rejected.
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@coiner - Please stop replying to Mr. Y. There's no point. Maybe. I do appreciate the thread bumps. The devs have said they're already in contact with Binance concerning a listing. For about 3 weeks now. If you read through the AMA you'll see where it was asked. I understand that they've applied to be listed to binance. I've taken the time to do some research and its not very easy to get listed on binance. Take a look at the link. Binance holds a monthly vote where the binance users can vote for a new coin to be listed. If the coin successfully garners the most votes through the voting time period, it is added to binance for free. The devs have already sent in a request via google form to be listed on Binance, so their interest in being listed can be assumed. I would also assume that, for them, not paying a listing fee would be a bonus as well. Finally, I'm sure the majority of individuals supporting this coin would like to see elixir be listed on Binance sooner rather than later. This is just an opportunity to take an active role in furthering our own investment. |
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@coiner - Please stop replying to Mr. Y. There's no point. Community Coin of the Month Voting for Binance - https://support.binance.com/hc/en-us/articles/115002438232Can we make this happen? For now, getting listed on Binance is a daunting task. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the coin with the smallest marketcap on Binance at the moment is the newly added Everex coin with a marketcap of $24 million. Elixir is sitting at $1.6 million in marketcap. Furthermore, to be listed on Binance there is 1) a long queue of coins 2) a (not too cheap) listing fee 3) an in depth look at the coin's website, development, team, etc. 4) an agreement that the dev team won't talk about a potential listing or any developments until Binance announces information first Point is, for a token in elixir's stage of development, there is a low possibility we are listed on binance until we break $20 million marketcap (estimating around January) and the devs can't really communicate about progress. It does help that the elixir team avoided the legal ramifications of hosting an ICO, and maybe the binance team will sympathize with a startup-like team of 2 competent developers with a good business model, but I doubt it. So let's spread this on the telegram, discord, and other platforms. We can help the devs out and help ourselves by voting for Elixir and getting it listed for free/on an earlier timetable. |
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Fair enough. If we stop quoting/replying to the individuals who lost their TME, they'll stop posting about it.
On a sidenote, I do feel some sympathy for fastfalcon and JimHanson and hope they can recover some of their coins back, although it is unlikely at this point.
1) The elixir devs seem to be tired of working with the NovaExchange team and based on the elixir dev's productivity record, I'm going to assume the NovaExchange team is to blame and trying to scapegoat their way out of this situation.
2) Also, there only seems to be 3 active individuals still trying to recover TME, maybe less than 5-10 overall. That's a conversion rate I'd be happy with as an Elixir dev considering the situation at hand. Your influence as a group isn't very strong and not worth the trouble of addressing unless these devs decide to become some humanitarians. Doesn't help that the loudest one of you all is basically a monkey with a keyboard.
I mean it doesn't hurt to keep trying, but the odds are against you and any small chance of recovery seems to be fading away.
Also, nice summary post of the AMA.
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We have been asking since last 3 forum pages and since 3rd Oct, about TME on NOVA, but Dev decided to ignore.
But replied almost everyone on reddit. Not responding here about our questions.
Now that is a bold lie. From the AMA: "The issue with Novaexchange resulted in developing Elixir as its replacement. We attempted to coordinate a fix with Novaexchange, but they were unresponsive and provided no support to any of the TME investors on their exchange. After NovaExchange announced they were planning to delist TME and prevent withdrawls, we notified TME investors to withdraw their holdings to MyEtherWallet, while we worked on a solution for the situation. To circumvent NovaExchange's lack of support, we asked users to prove the amount of TME they held on NovaExchange by giving us API access to read their account's TME balance, or their login info to check the account's TME holdings. This option was available for 3 weeks, before we had to finally lock the new Elixir contract." Now you maybe have wanted a more detailed answer; in this case what prevented you from joining th ama/ sending in your questions? It is getting annoying to read your complaining. You put YOUR money on NOVA. You take care of YOUR money. You park YOUR car in a garage. You take care of YOUR car. Don't blame the city counsel of the town in which you parked and say you didn't read the local newspapers "because I have over 30 different cars" when the municipality announced through their ways of communicating that said parking space was no good anymore and it got bulldozered down. Take your own responsibility. He did not answer what we are asking, as per Dev announcement he said, he will swap after delisting / he will not swap if nova decide to open withdrawals, now both things contradict his random decision. Because TME was not delisted and Nova working towards allowing users to withdraw. Yes, Its my money and it my car, so let me deal with city counsel on my own. It is annoying for me as well that everyone is answering me who don't hold authority, When Dev is just watching . All I want to hear in clear words from Dev, that Dev will not swap TME for Elix, Neve, no matter how substantial financial loss happen to Nova users. How difficult is it for Dev to say that? Now, to make it clear. When we file taxes in USA, we can claim for our losses to reduce taxes. If Dev decide not to convert TME to Exor, I will claim as a loss, which is substantial and as per legal requirement I need to inform law enforcement agencies that I did my best to recover my funds and still it ended up as a loss. The complain will go against both Nova and Elix Dev, and they can come with answer who was responsible for my loss. If law enforcement can recovery my money, I can not claim loss. If they can not recover, I will claim as loss and save on taxes. And don't think I am the only one to come after Dev for this, as Elix become more valuable, smaller TME holders will also have significant value later on and than they will come back to fight for their money. Now if you still thing my demand is unreasonable to seek this conclusive answer from Dev, i can't help it. You've been crying for approximately 7-8 forum pages at this point. Can't you see you're being a nuisance? I have no intention of being polite to you unlike some others here. Use your pea-size brain and enter into an email discussion with the devs. They answered one of my emails within a couple hours, albeit it was a good question and not akin to the ridiculous wailing you've been doing for the last few days. Otherwise, accept the fact that your $100-$1000 worth of TME is gone and it's your fault and your life isn't ruined. Go spend time annoying people on other forums; you're really good at that. My one complaint I have with the devs at this point is that you haven't been kicked from this forum... but I guess they have more important things to do. |
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Hi all,
Is there any evidence of an exchange being worked on? I know that the spokesperson has given developer names and a github, but I haven't found anything signifying any work being done.
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Well what the hell do you expect the devs to do? Personally email you and everyone else who bought TME?
They did what they damn well could. As everyone always says in crypto, you're a fool if you keep your money on an exchange.
And here you are super fool, NOVA wallet is disabled you dumb fool so no one was able to withdraw. and if you think exchange have no additional people then BT, then trade here why you go to exchange. Dev should have asked NOVA to inform their users. Or Dev should have waited for delisting as per their post. You're the super fool. Everything was communicated in here super fair by the devs. Send them an inquiry via e-mail. If you're lucky they might still help you. Anyway stop fuding for no reason and gtfo here.  Many people have contacted Dev through various channels, but Dev is not saying anything so its not a FUD, We need a answer from Dev and there is a reason to address a 1 million TME holders in nova. Giving API key is not feasible when you have large portfolio and partners involved. No one can trust a faceless Dev. Dev said he will swap after delisting, which he did not follow as TME is still listed in Nova. Dev also legally bound as much as Nova. You're being ridiculous. I understand that the price of TME/Elixir has shot up since the time you first invested in the coin, but 1) If you invest in a new altcoin, you should understand the risks involved, this is incredibly basic knowledge. Shit happens and will almost certainly happen. Follow up on your investment continually and be an active member of the community. Otherwise, like many other crypto "investors," you're just shooting multiple bullets to try to get a hit, which is fine, but you can only really blame yourself. If you shoot enough times, a coin is bound to take off right? You said you owned over 30+ coins. No shit you can't follow up on all of them everyday. An intelligent ELIX investor will check the ELIX forum, subreddit, and twitter on a daily basis. So FFS stop trying to find anyone else to blame but yourself. 2) I wasn't here since the TME days, but it seems like the developers did all they could to ameliorate the situation. Most people figured it out and from what I can tell, it is just you and some other straggler complaining your asses off because you could have made a shit ton of money by now. Its like in college when someone complains that an exam question was misleading yet 95% of the class got it correct. You're just part of that small % of individuals who are too dimwitted to grasp what's going on and I don't think the devs should answer you at all. But i think they will because they go too much out of their way to appease the idiots of the cryptoverse. 3) Do you really have to spam this forum where the developer is continually posting great updates? I know you probably want this token to go to shit at this point because you lost your TME, but you're being irritating. 4) Legal action? a) You don't know who to take legal action against LOL. b) They literally did nothing wrong. Even if they had abandoned TME and ran out on us, you would not win a case against them. Look at all the coins that have done that exact thing and suffered no repercussions. c) The marketcap of TME at its peak was $430,000ish. I mean considering you held 30 coins at that point in time, I don't really believe you had such significant money in TME that it would be worth the costs of the legal process. You're grasping at straws... 5) You're being a bitch. |
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I'm assuming MVP refers to the beta launch of the product at Q2 of this coming year? Please correct me if I'm mistaken.
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