Thomas
This may not be an outright scam but…
This may not be an outright scam but there is definitely some questionable business practices. The requirement of having had to complete a significant amount of trades on the KICKEX exchange to unfreeze the 888,888 KICK tokens brings up the question of if it was really worth it to follow through with it. But the main thing I think is bad business is placing a one year limitation on unfreezing the 888,888 KICK tokens that were sent to user wallets as part of an airdrop. One year is not really all that much time to set a deadline and it's more than understandable that many users (including myself) may have not known about the unfreezing process. I think it's reasonable to believe that with the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it was fairly easy to miss or overlook emails and social media posts advising of the deadline. I think that leaving many of these users holding worthless tokens without providing a mechanism to unfreeze the tokens after the deadline is downright dishonest and a surefire way to lose the collective trust of the crypto community and ultimately fail due to this lack of action. In my opinion, the only way to rectify the situation and save their reputation is to make things right and allow these users a mechanism to convert their tokens to the new version.




