That seems a little harsh. It doesn't really actually say YoBit come over here and dump your coins.
What it says is I am sorry to my investors especially the ones that stuck with us. It says I am sorry yobit took advantage of you all and we as a business are willing to do something to make that right even though it is no fault of our own. It says we look after our investors 100%.
This will make the coin so solid and those concerned with dumping won't be able to succeed because it will be bought and sold on an internal exchange.
I agree that buying the coin on coinexchange if you already had an account with coins in it should be rewarded and not punished. Those people were obviously supporting the coin and not selling out in the scare market!
What about this don't you get?
The miners mined the heck out of this coin, not even including those that are not on coinexchange.
If Yakov allows a 1:1 swap, that is the same thing as inviting the miners over again to dump on the new coin especially if it trades at $1 and above.
What don't you understand?

I think you are a little confused verge. The price of BTBc in the very first big sales was 0.02 USD. The price actually hasn't dropped below that price to begin with so none of those investors lost anything.
If you purchased very early in the ICO you paid 20c per Btbc so you have already lost because of the mine and the early bonus buys. Now if the Bitbase site was not accepting deposits and you wanted to protect your position the only way to do so was to buy on coinexchange.
The fact that there were miners and that was not told to investors before our funds were unlocked. The only people who have lost are the ones that purchased during ICO after the bonus packages which was me for one. Any of those investors should get 1 to 1 swap for any coins they have purchased regardless of where they purchased them because they were A. Protecting their investment which had taken a massive dip B. Having faith in the devs and the system that the coin would come back. C. Waiting on the Bitbase website to give them a wallet address to transfer the coins to.
They then left us a message with a windows wallet to download so I have transferred all the coins I have outside the system into that wallet ready for the fork / coin transfer.
I'm not sure if you are in support of BitBase / Laser or not but the solution is not to rip off some investors and not others. Controlling through an internal exchange is much easier. Even if you swap all the coins your not looking for the people that have 20k coins because people got that many at ICO anyway. You find the accounts that want to swap millions of coins!