Liqui.io is back... ReactorFusion (RF) coin

Dear Sirs/Madams,

I am trying to solve a problem, and can only think to ask the experts here.

In 2019, the liqui.io exchange closed, giving its customers only 60 days to withdraw their assets. I missed this window.

I held in the exchange over 50'000 RF (ReactorFusion) and had paid 0.000001 per coin, which I have written down. Last week I was thrilled to hear that liqui.io is actually being relaunched, their website is back up at the original http:// address and this year the new exchange will be back up and the company is considering a new customer compensation program for all of us who had assets in the exchange at the time of closure, and who missed the 60-day withdrawal timeframe.

I have been checking the price of RF coin over the last few years, and it has actually risen to 0.001 which is incredible, and I am looking forward to registering with the new exchange and with their legacy customer compensation program.

I have just encountered a really strange problem, in that while I have been checking across a number of exchanges the price of ReactorFusion (RF), each exchange lists that the coin has only been traded since 2023, and there is no data on their price trendline graphs going back earlier than 2023?

This is so strange, and I have to ascertain what is going on because I know that I held RF, I know that it was 0.000001 when I purchased 50'000 on liqui.io, and I know for sure that it was certainly earlier than 2023, yet it appears from my research that a number of websites such as coinmarketcap detail that RF started in 2023, a whole 4 years after I purchased mine, and it does not show the coin ever being valued at 0.000001.

I am definitely sure that I purchased 50'000 and I remember the price, as cost of my investment was actually only a small amount of US dollars at the time, and my coins are now actually worth approximately $2000 which is why I am excited to find that I might be able to retrieve them.

My questions are, can anybody solve this riddle for me? Does anyone know if coins trade before their official launch in 2023 for example, at 0.000001 or something, or perhaps if ReactorFusion (RF) did in fact launch earlier than 2023 and that perhaps the data I am finding is incorrect on websites such as coinmarketcap?

I just can not understand how I have this information wrotten down on paper, and in my memory from 2019, the time of liqui.io exhanges closure, when apparently the coin did not actually exist until 2023, and never was traded at 0.000001?

All I can think is that someone might be able to shed some light on this, who might know how it is that I purchased them on liqui.io in 2019 at this price, or otherwise all I can think is that maybe, just maybe it was 50'000 of another coin at 0.000001 that I held, but how can it possibly be that I have been checking the price of RF for a few years and remember the name of the coin that I had bought?

I am convinced that the coin was traded before 2023, I just can not find any information other than my own notes to actually confirm that it was indeed RF coin that I held, and not a different coin. I am almost sure that I have not made a mistake here... I guess I will find out for sure later this year in Q4 of 2025 when the new liqui.io launches, but I am just so hopeful that somebody can explain this to me, why they only show it's price since 2023 and why it does not show that the coin was ever valued at 0.000001 any more?

If anyone with experience can solve this question for me I am truly grateful as I know I have 50'000 coins that were 0.000001 and how would I have remembered the name ReactorFusion from back then if it only launched in the last 2 years? It must have been around way back somehow, I can just not find anywhere that would detail this fact, or find when its price went up from 0.000001 initially, since I purchased mine!!

Thank you for your insights,

Kind Regards,

Stephen.

Things in the token world change so quickly. We have things like token swaps or even the token just completely dying, then another is launched. If I were you, I would go back to the roots like looking for the social media channels of the old token project I bought, look for the contract address, articles etc. and then start from there.

I have a very high feeling you are following the wrong token or your token was swapped into a new token a long time ago and the value of tokens you think you hold is not the actual one

Sorry buddy, I have no idea about the RF token but just wanted to chip in and say that liqui exchange relaunch might be under new management and team and they may not even have access to the previous database to know which customer owns what and how many. It's a very long shot so you shouldn't put your mind too much on it.

Also, there's the possibility that you're looking at a different token and the one you knew before might just be dead just like @JeromeTash said.

Just forget it bro. The new liqui is built on MegaETH, and it's still on tesnet. I assume it runs by someone who has ever traded on the old liqui. So he used liqui, which was a dead exchange as his brand for his new exchange site.

The old liqui has gone. Their team has gone as well. There's nothing left. There's no guarantee your RF token is the same like what have been traded on the old liqui. I know 2k is huge sum amount of money, but impossible to get it back.

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The old liqui has gone. Their team has gone as well. There's nothing left. There's no guarantee your RF token is the same like what have been traded on the old liqui. I know 2k is huge sum amount of money, but impossible to get it back.

Yup. That was exactly my point. I'm sure the old owners have moved on a lot time ago and their database and balance will have been decommissioned now or the database might have been sold. That's not the point though. It's the fact that dry bones won't rise again this time even though it's the same name but everything else is on a clean slate.

Also, the RF token OP might be talking about might be dead as well.

So, amazingly, it is in fact the same owners, similar team with some new additions, and when you look through their new website, at the same domain www.liqui.io and go into their FAQ section, then click on "Are there any new access perks for customers of the old liqui.io CEX", the answer then goes on to detail that they are in fact considering a customer compensation scheme for all legacy users who missed the 60 day window they offered us to withdraw all assets. That includes me. I am quite happy to wait until quarter 4 2025 to see this new exchange, register my account there and pursue my claim with them, I just hoped that someone might have heard of RF ReactorFusion and it's existence/sale in any form prior to 2023 (2019 was when they closed their original exchange.)

Anyway, on a far more important note for everybody, and you definitely heard it here first as the new website has only been up at their domain now for 2 weeks, is that liqui.io is indeed back, and still the same Ukranian company, and team.

This is going to be life-changing for a lot of people to discover that they have not disappeared with everybody's coins, and that they are even launching with a compensation scheme. This means that they still hold the coins and the FIAT.

They will already be wealthy people and will have realised that so so many people will not ever claim or remember they held assets there, and many will have passed away since 2019 which is why I guess they are going to be happy to return assets to those of us who are still following the industry and are aware of their relaunch.

Just think how few of us there will be now compared to back in 2019, so they will probably all retire very wealthy people even after launching and offering a percentage of us our assets back.

Anyway, good luck to anyone else pursuant of their coins/currency.

I hope that this news helps!!

Regards,

Steve