I’ve never understood people who find amusement in the suffering of others. That’s some real school-shooter type energy you carry yourself with.
I also find it interesting that you remained relatively civil in this thread until the possibility of a lawsuit came up. It’s almost like you have an investment that you’re afraid is going to be affected, and you’re worried about losing money. Which would be pretty hypocritical as you lecture other people about how they deserved to lose their money.
Heck, Oscar, you posted this just 2 days ago:
The leadership has made a complete mess of this project and should respond properly to the current situation. Losing more than 70% of value would be a death sentence for any leader in the financial world. Yet in crypto, leaders often think they can do whatever they want—simply minting more coins to cover their own losses.
What are the plans of the leadership to fix this? It cannot be that investors are the ones forced to bleed for your mistakes.
Right now, every PundiAI holder is affected by the dump from the Korean market. What annoys me is seeing some Americans think that threateningly with a lawsuit will somehow get them compensation for their own mistakes.
It’s simple: if you invest in crypto, you need to pay attention to the project you’ve invested in. If you don’t, you take the risk of losing money.
If you don’t like the way I respond, then go ahead and sue me.
your profile name says a lot about you to begin with, your lucky anyone pays you the respect to give a response to start with, as your profile name certainly has no respect for the project.
Before you have even started a conversation. Respect starts with respect.
This isn’t about investors “failing to pay attention.” The core issue is that PundiAI lacked transparency. They described the pause of the transfer function as temporary, yet it has persisted, effectively preventing token transfers—a clear communication failure.
Investors cannot make informed decisions if essential information is withheld. Simply following a project offers no protection when the project itself isn’t transparent. Coinbase did not delist FX because investors “weren’t paying attention”; it did so due to the project’s operational and transparency failures.
No investor can reasonably be blamed for losses. Many key facts were never disclosed prior to the delisting, including the options presented to exchanges to resolve the security incident—primarily the swap. After delisting, account balances were frozen, and holders had no ability to act—even if they had wanted to.
Coinbase informed users about the PundiAI token swap, and most holders were aware of it. However, Coinbase made it clear to both holders and the project that they would not facilitate the swap directly—users were expected to swap to the new token on their own.
In March 2025, Coinbase Assets posted that the swap would remain active for three years, giving FX holders ample time to migrate to the new PundiAI token. (source: https://x.com/CoinbaseAssets/status/1896606520407728518)
By pausing token transfers, the project blocked investors from accessing their FX tokens. The exchange’s position had already been communicated in March, so this as a possible outcome should not have been a surprise to the project.
Good luck with your legal case! I’m actually looking forward to it. It’s only going to cost you a lot of money, and in the end you’ll be left with nothing.
I’m choosing to focus on the future of this project. The outlook is still bright—let’s go PundiAI!!
Your problem can easily be solved if Coinbase and the PundiAI team simply sit down and talk to each other. If they do, a solution can be reached without much difficulty.
Based on the facts I’ve found online, it seems that Coinbase refuses to engage with the project team. Meanwhile, the official swap page is still live: https://swap.pundi.ai/. This means you can still manually swap your FX tokens to PundiAI.
So the real question is: why don’t you take legal action against Coinbase to force them to cooperate with the PundiAI team and work out a proper solution?
I didn’t lose enough for it to make sense to pursue legal action on my own. However, if any class action were to move forward and be successful against a responsible party, I would expect some distribution to affected Coinbase investors.
I’ve already shared my perspective on this situation in multiple posts, and I’m not going to dwell further on the swap, the exchange, or the project.
I just want to remind everyone to approach this with empathy. People are in different circumstances: some still hold the PundiAI token and hope for a recovery—they at least have access to their funds and can make decisions in their own best interest. Others sold FX or PundiAI before the exchange delisting, taking significant losses at the time but trying to avoid even greater losses or frozen funds. And some missed the delisting window entirely, leaving their tokens stuck in accounts with no way to transfer them.
The common thread is that everyone was impacted by this security incident and hopes for a resolution to recover their losses. Attacking one another does little to help.
Everybody lost money due to the security breach and the dump in the Korean Market.
But what I really don’t get is how some people think they’ll get compensated just by threatening PundiAI with a lawsuit.
I do feel sorry for the American holders on Coinbase—not because their FX is stuck, but because they’re stuck with a lunatic as a president. The last thing they should do is copy his behavior. If you think you can win something with that attitude, you’re completely wrong.
Over the next few months, prices in the U.S. will rise 10–30% thanks to the new trade tariffs. If you want to sue someone for losing money, maybe consider suing your own government—or even your president.
As a user affected by the delisting of this cryptocurrency on the Coinbase platform, I believe it’s crucial for all parties involved to reach an agreement as soon as possible. A satisfactory resolution would not only benefit the cryptocurrency project and its investors, but also Coinbase, ensuring that user trust remains intact.
As a buyer of this cryptocurrency through Coinbase, I can say that if a positive agreement is reached, many of the affected users will continue to use the platform, as they trust it. Otherwise, there’s a risk of losing a significant number of users and damaging Coinbase’s public reputation.
Additionally, this cryptocurrency has ties to artificial intelligence, so it’s only smart in these times to aim for a positive resolution.
We hope all parties act swiftly and responsibly for everyone’s benefit.
Dismissing investors as “crybabies” misses the point entirely. PundiAI has lost a significant portion of its market share and trading volume, with its price dropping over 90% after the security incident. For the project to achieve any chance of sustained recovery, it must earn back investor trust and confidence.
Insulting or dismissive messages actually harm the project—assuming the intention is not simply to troll others for amusement.
