What's going on with this? Volatility is wild

Things take time.

are they on a wallet or an exchange?

Tokens in your wallet will get rendered obselete and you'll be airdropped the new ones

so do i get fork tokens or do i have to buy them and dump my vidt now.

>Tokens in your wallet will get rendered obselete
OH NO NO NO

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>These tokens have value
>btw we're deleting all tokens without your consent and making brand new ones

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The B2C app is out soon as you know. Otherwise send them to your client wallet and use them to validate.

Bullshit. Team were hoping today though telegram says maybe a day or two longer. Arranging the fork is a big task because they have to change every API for every client.

It isn’t trading on any real exchanges right now, hence the crazy volatility. Only exchanges that have it “supposedly” trading right now are HotBit and Hoo. Neither has more than probably $1000 worth of real volume. Don’t trust the current prices; KuCoin froze trading at 3600 sats so that it is current true price.

this

Tell me undervalued tokens.

According to one of the biggest whales, rumor actually has it that this Kucoin hack resulted in a good chunk of V-ID clients to drop out, once they had to be legally informed about it.

>chinks get hacked because of shitty security or just straight up exit scamming due to being relegated to an obsolete ghost exchange thanks to Uniswap
>decide the correct answer is to completely fork your project even though you're not sure if it will actually work and keep your clients info secure
>this is bullish

Lmao how fucking retarded do you have to be to still hold this shit. Even if they somehow pull off the form unscathed what customer is going to stick with them after this shit.

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The customers dont really care about anything other than the service they are paying for. As long as that continues to work, or V-ID offers a discount and service disruption is minimal i dont see why any of their validation clients would give a shit.

So kucoin fucked up here or was it a mistake by V-ID?

>i dont see why any of their validation clients would give a shit.
>Validation service based around security and private, sensitive infomration
>After getting hacked, losing millions of VIDT, and having to fork the project and create new tokens
>Not to mention what if it happens again
Yeah, clients will be lining up to trust them after this.

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Some real basic fud in here today

>business exists because it's supposed to be trustless, immutable, tamper proof way of permanently storing data
>team completely forking the chain where nobody fully understands what the end result will be
>team doesn't have a choice because they were dumb enough to have millions of dollars in tokens just sitting in one of the worst exchanged available since it was the only way they could effectively dump them on the market
>basic fud

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then you don't have to do anything. just don't move them until everything is finished.

why the need for a fork if it was kucoin's mistake?

they kissed up to the retards that lost their tokens having stored them on the exchange

The security is based on Ethereums hash power though. This incident doesn’t highlight any security issues with VIDT. This is an investment in the company V-ID and the increase in their number of validations. This is NOT a decentralized cryptocurrency, it never tried to be. Its closer to a stock than a cryptoCURRENCY. It just relies on decentralized security to prevent people from counterfeiting it.