this is not a "mistake". I think the light wallet was reset therefore you have to attach addresses again.
Also the term "recover" is wrong. This is just a problem of light wallet and IOTAs didnt disappear

It will be listed at bitfinex in two days (13.6). Bitfinex is the one of the best exchanges and has more BTC/USD volume than Polo
I think polo will list it soon because they dont want to miss huge IOTA volume

It was asked many times before, last time yesterday, don't get why it is so hard to at least read the last pages of a thread before asking.

ICO raised 1337 BTC, and the supply is 2779530.283277761 GIOTA. I'll leave the math to you.

Yassin didn't change the minimum withdrawal amount, he is simply processing withdrawals > 10000 miota first, eventually he will send also smaller ones. I personally received my withdrawal, so I can confirm Yassin is actually sending transactions.

Also, even if something was wrong with YDX (which again, is not), it would have nothing to do with the project, it is an unofficial and community run service as it has always been advertised.

You either wait for exchanges until Tuesday, or you find a private seller (use escrow).

Logically he should process first come first serve not only handle higher amount withdrawals. Which I consider doing a partiality or scam to the smaller investors.

No one is forcing him to do this job and he is doing it to earn money then he should do it honestly without doing any partiality.

If he wants to process only higher amounts then why first place accepted small amounts to selling iota? When the time comes to send then gives preference to higher amount first.

It's not a bug per se. The wallet could be a bit more informative, but the wallet is a reference client after all, it's as simple as can be. The dev team provides basic functionality, and other wallet creators can add more sugar on top.

Your seed is a source of an almost infinite number of deterministic addresses. When you ask your seed for address #1, it will always give the same address. When you ask it for address #2, it will always give the same address. Also, when you send IOTA tokens, the change amount goes to the next address, for example #3. Now all your balance is in address #3.

When you delete the database and install a new version (or install IOTA to a new computer), it doesn't know which addresses you have already pulled from the seed, so it will display address #1, which is empty, as your tokens are on address #3. Now you need to generate the address #2, and finally address #3 before you get to the address holding your tokens.

Every megaiota = 48 satoshi then.

I hope people don't get fooled by these stupid OTC prices.

So that means the ICO price was 48,000 satoshi (~$1.4 in current value) for 1 Giga Iota, correct? So if current prices are around .17btc/1G that would be a 35,000% increase?