

H🅰️shem
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@cryptonmugul
🚀 Web3 & Crypto Enthusiast 🌐 | Web3 Graphic Designer | I Design, You Shine🌟 | Exploring DeFi, NFTs & Blockchain | Ambassador @Socrates_global | Bring Deals🤝








KuCoin took responsibility for my $300K liquidation and after a month of “we’ll fix it,” here’s what they finally offered me: To recover the money they caused me to lose, I need to generate: $700,000,000 to $1,000,000,000+ in referral trading volume so I can “earn it back” in commissions. Yes - their solution to a wrongful liquidation is: “Bring us a billion dollars in volume so you can fix our mistake.” Let that sink in. This wasn’t a normal loss. It wasn’t bad trading. It wasn’t a degen gamble gone wrong. It was a liquidation caused by broken infrastructure: KuCoin acknowledged all of this. They took responsibility. They told me they would work with me to resolve it. In the past month, I’ve done everything on my side, days of back and forth messaging and even took 2 IRL meetings with Kucoin. And after all that? Not even the fees I paid are refundable unless I bring them nine to ten figures worth of volume. If this is how an exchange handles a case they admit fault on, imagine how many users get brushed off when the situation isn’t escalated. I’m still waiting for a real resolution.








Modern playbook: Get money - Buy liability - Post screenshot - Call it success. $1000 airdrop. A chance to build capital, invest, help family, or actually change something. - Outcome: New iPhone. Then calling it a basic need. Since when did liabilities become necessities? And ‘bought it with my own money’ bro… it was literally free money. Not wealth created. Just money transferred…to Apple. Airdrop was supposed to be seed capital. Instead it became exit liquidity for Apple. No assets. No compounding. No plan. Just dopamine, depreciation & better camera quality for tweeting - ‘Web3 changed my life.’ 6 months later: broke again… but in 4K.




