The price isn't worth the effort of moving my coins anymore. In cases like this I always regret my offline setup that doesn't allow to act quickly.

You're right, but I'm just thinking about the amount of work to securely create new storage plus backups. It's one of the things I really don't enjoy doing.

Being paranoid in my offline storage has served me well so far, so I like to stick to my annoying labor intensive system

This was my take and the reason why I only moved half a coin to Neoxa, and it was one price when I decided, one price when I actually moved the coins, another price when I sold, all lower and lower, at $300 it starts relly not being worth the hassle. Probably this is also the main reason why not so many people have dumped their lukecoins, with the other being the shady exchange, but, if it were the other way around, a way to move your lukecoins without them being replayed on the bitcoin chain more bagholders would have sold already.

Well, since they seem keen on freezing 90k rewards coins for the next 180 days maybe the price will spike a bit to make the effort worthwhile, of course, temporarily, with that tiny liquidity.

Ok, hate to admit, but I don't get it!
You say you don't move any shitcoin before moving the Bitcoins so safety, so meaning that the Bitcoin transaction is imposible to be validated on the shitcoin chain, with invalid dust for example like I did. Why did you say that it's the fork chain that's replaying the transaction when that is not what is supposed to happen?