"If you want Ordinals, which I know many of you do, please continue just letting us know, being loud… that very much directly informs our product roadmap" -@zjbrenner REPOST IF YOU WANT ORDINALS ON OPENSEA!!!!!!!!

gm to everyone in the $DOG Army 🫡

The amount of $DOG holders Bitget has now screwed over is really starting to piss me off I'm usually a very understanding person but when someone comes after the $DOG Army like this I am not going to sit idly by and let $DOG holders get taken advantage of There should be full refunds to users impacted by how Bitget manipulated the price of $DOG

There is still 1.73B $DOG on Bitget worth $1.57M @GracyBitget has shown extreme levels of negligence and disregard for her users and can no longer be trusted Withdraw your $DOG from Bitget immediately and either self custody in Xverse or move to a real exchange such as Kraken

Hi @GracyBitget I appreciate you taking the time to respond and am glad that your team has now addressed the issue however the facts remain that this has now happened twice causing many $DOG holders on Bitget to sell their $DOG at -20% to -30% below market out of fear Will anything be done to address the users who were directly impacted by these two price dislocation incidents caused by Bitget? At this point that is all I really care about If Bitget wants to delist a ~$100M coin with a huge community while continuing to keep many <$10M insider scams listed that is more of a reflections on Bitget than it is a reflection on $DOG However what does not sit right with me is that $DOG soldiers were harmed in the process due to how Bitget has inappropriately handled the delisting of $DOG My #1 priority is to protect $DOG holders from things exactly like this sort of price manipulation If you genuinely care about your users and wish to make this right please have your engineering team determine the two windows of time in which $DOG was unable to be withdrawn while simultaneously delisting announcements of $DOG were made triggering the price dislocation events Then have your engineers identify the users who sold $DOG during those windows and compensate USDT to their accounts for the difference between $DOG's price on Bitget vs other CEXs like Kraken Additionally if this was truly just incompetence by your team I suggest increasing collaboration internally such that the team who is halting withdrawals is alerting the listing team so that they do not announce the delisting of a coin while users are unable to withdraw their funds I have been a longtime supporter of Bitget and enjoyed working with the team several years ago to get $DOG listed however the way the new team has been operating has left a very poor taste in my mouth and the mouths of the $DOG Army Trust and security should be the #1 priority of any financial institution and I hope that you make this right

I am speechless @GracyBitget Bitget just caused another price dislocation event for $DOG by announcing $DOG's delisting at the same time that withdrawals are suspended This is now the second time in less than a month that this has happened and it is starting to become harder to believe that it is not intentional This has had an immediate and direct negative impact on $DOG's price An exchange should not delist a coin while simultaneously blocking users from withdrawing Bitget is effectively holding $DOG hostage and forcing users who hold $DOG to sell below market price in order to gain access to their funds This is starting to feel like a form of extortion The price difference between $DOG on Bitget and other exchanges is a direct reflection of the low levels of trust that users have in Bitget right now Please address this immediately The $DOG Army is VERY unhappy about this and will not tolerate being treated this way

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