They do, but may have to manually initiate the NSR wallet.
Apologies for the delay in responding.
Unfortunately this is a delisted currency and to process these withdrawals we will have to manually start and sync the wallet.
Because of this it will take longer than usual to process this transaction, as soon as we sync the wallet we will attempt to process all your withdrawals,
I am sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you for your patience
Please let me know if I can assist you further regarding this issue.
Could be why it’s taking longer. Can you try to resend the confirmation email from the withdrawal history page?
My withdrawal has been applied for a long time, but I have not paid the NSR for me
Haven’t they updated the wallet version
I hope to receive my coin as soon as possible
NuBits Wallet v5.2.0 resolves withdrawal issues for delisted NSR
Hello again, Poloniex!
We’ve released an update focused on resolving the withdrawal complications previously seen with NuShares (NSR). You have delisted the asset, but we still have shareholders who haven’t been able to withdraw their balances. I’m sorry if you’ve seen support overhead from us because of this. Please be aware that as a company we’re willing to pay compensation for your efforts.
Shareholders have been in contact with the team and asking how to withdraw their NSR from Poloniex. You were very helpful in getting ours out. They just haven’t been as successful.
If you would please upgrade to v5.2.0 and sync the wallet so our last shareholders can get their shares out. The issues with withdrawals failing should be resolved by the new release in combination with our recommended exchange options in nu.conf.
multitx=1
splitshareoutputs=0
stakegen=0
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Evaluate running the mergeoutputs RPC. With multitx=1 it’s not necessary, but can be simpler for you.
Well, at least we are not alone with this problem…
I think legal action isn’t the most Occam’s razor way to handle this yet.
Any ideas how we could collectively try to get them do the backend magic for us?
Considering offering Poloniex compensation to process all NSR shareholder support/withdrawal requests for a limited time. Once the ongoing withdrawal issues at Alcurex and others are completely resolved it’ll be easier, but I can’t promise their cooperation.
It’s still beyond me why exchanges don’t save us all time and communicate. Alcurex is working with us now, and we may have found a solution.
Good to see Alcurex compliant the right way…
When it comes to Poloniex, obviously they are still lagging with their support.
Thanks @jooize for your concern for us!
Having another, even limited period of attention of theirs to do NSR withdrawal processing would be awesome. I’d really like to finally own mine that I’ve held over a year at Poloniex account, now that the project is finally starting to look like there could be recovery and re-valuation ahead.
If you could use your influence with them in any way, I’m sure the people in this thread would greatly appreciate it
Hi to all! My name is Alex and I trade at the poloniex exchange. Since the NSR coins have been removed from the trade, I still keep my coins on the exchange. I hope that I can still pick them up from there. Now I would like to sell my NSR coins. Tell me please how and where can I exchange? And withdrowal NSR still possible from poloniex exchange?
Unfortunately, it doesn’t appear to be possible, and it has been that way for many months. This American exchange hasn’t been fair to NuShare and NuBit users on a number of occasions, we can agree.
There are still a large number of NSR on deposit at Poloniex that can’t be removed (from anecdotal reports I would guess at least 150 million). Liquidity Operations cares, and we have even offered Poloniex $1000 to enable withdrawals. They did not respond. Esko sends correspondence to them periodically about it, but I believe they generally ignore it. @jooize what was the last correspondence you received from Poloniex?
We are open to suggestion about how to proceed, but Poloniex gets to make all the decisions on this. There is little we can do but ask and create incentives.
It might be worth considering how they would respond to legal action or the threat of legal action.