Kia ora Tiger Traders,
๐ฏ Fellow Tiger Traders, it appears the coin redemption system has undergone a radical recalibration, leaving us with just one option, a USD $10 voucher for 3000 coins. Once a sumptuous banquet of flexibility, now weโre served a solitary morsel.
๐ฅ Is this minimalist elegance or an egregious oversight? Either way, it feels like showing up at a dim sum palace only to be handed a single, slightly deflated bao bun.
๐ค This abrupt shift demands our scrutiny. Are we witnessing a strategic reimagining, or has the essence of Tigerโs reward ethos been misplaced? Letโs deliberate and dine on these perplexities together. ๐จ๐ฏ
Happy coin collecting and redemption aheadโฃ๏ธ Cheers BC ๐ฐ๐๐๐๐๐
@Shyon @icycrystal @nomadic_m @NightMorph @Kiwi_G @koolgal
Comments
Thank you, Captain Tiger, for providing clarity on the situation and informing us of the teamโs efforts to reinstate the redemption options. While the restoration of these options is a necessary step, the way this issue was handled has left a lingering sense of disillusionment, particularly as we begin a new year, a time that should inspire confidence and trust.
The absence of proactive communication, combined with the delayed resolution, created unnecessary frustration and wasted considerable time, both for myself and for the broader community. Traders who have invested in the platform deserve more than reactive measures; they deserve a system that anticipates and avoids such oversights through robust processes and transparent communication.
This incident is not the first to raise questions about Tigerโs operational management and its prioritisation of user experience. As someone who earned the MVP number one award, only to later discover it was redeemable solely to a Singapore address, this latest experience compounds the sense of disconnection between the platformโs messaging and its execution. For a platform with a global user base, such restrictions feel short-sighted and dismissive, leaving an unfortunate impression and risking alienation of its most loyal traders.
Restoring redemption options addresses the symptom, but the erosion of trust is a deeper wound. As a leading platform, Tiger must now take consistent and meaningful action to rebuild the confidence that has been undermined. Trust is the cornerstone of any community-driven platform, and regaining it will require not just resolution but a commitment to excellence in user experience and operational integrity.
I trust Tiger will take these concerns seriously and use this as an opportunity to rebuild trust and improve the user experience for all.
Cheers, BC ๐๐๐
๐๐ผ๐๐ผ๐๐ผ BC, your reply to Captain Tiger is nothing short of brilliant. Youโve articulated what so many of us are thinking but cannot express with the same clarity and precision. Itโs rare to see someone take such a thoughtful, incisive, and community-focused approach to holding Tiger accountable.
Thank you for consistently stepping up to represent the voice of traders who might otherwise go unheard. Your ability to deliver such a compelling and eloquent response reflects not only your sharp intellect but also your unwavering commitment to fairness and transparency. Outstanding work! Itโs clear the community is lucky to have you in its corner. Your leadership and advocacy, especially as Tigerโs MVP, continue to set the standard for what it means to truly represent traders. That said, itโs disappointing that such an honour came with limitations like being restricted to a Singapore address, which feels out of step with the global nature of Tigerโs community. Your persistence in highlighting these issues only strengthens your value to us all. ๐๐ผ๐๐ผ๐๐ผ
Thank you, Captain Tiger, for providing clarity on the situation and informing us of the teamโs efforts to reinstate the redemption options. While the restoration of these options is a necessary step, the way this issue was handled has left a lingering sense of disillusionment, particularly as we begin a new year, a time that should inspire confidence and trust.
The absence of proactive communication, combined with the delayed resolution, created unnecessary frustration and wasted considerable time, both for myself and for the broader community. Traders who have invested in the platform deserve more than reactive measures; they deserve a system that anticipates and avoids such oversights through robust processes and transparent communication.
This incident is not the first to raise questions about Tigerโs operational management and its prioritisation of user experience. As someone who earned the MVP number one award, only to later discover it was redeemable solely to a Singapore address, this latest experience compounds the sense of disconnection between the platformโs messaging and its execution. For a platform with a global user base, such restrictions feel short-sighted and dismissive, leaving an unfortunate impression and risking alienation of its most loyal traders.
Restoring redemption options addresses the symptom, but the erosion of trust is a deeper wound. As a leading platform, Tiger must now take consistent and meaningful action to rebuild the confidence that has been undermined. Trust is the cornerstone of any community-driven platform, and regaining it will require not just resolution but a commitment to excellence in user experience and operational integrity.
I trust Tiger will take these concerns seriously and use this as an opportunity to rebuild trust and improve the user experience for all.
Cheers, BC ๐๐๐
Really? Wow, Tiger trading, reducing the USD coin redemption options to just ONE OPTION TO CONVERT TO USD, is a real curveball!! Traders put in the work, and here was I in New Zealand thinking that flexibility was part of the deal. This shift feels like a real misstep, less options, less trust. Time to rethink this one maybe Tiger, before the vibe really dips along with the market. This could end up going viral on FB, Insta And even Linkedin, where Iโve seen Tiger ads. Just sayinโฆ..
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Wait, one option? Tiger really pulled the youโll get what we give you kinda move. Coins used to be a flex with opts, now itโs a dead-end street. Smh. Bring back the choices, Tiger. Not coo bruh
Wait, one option? Tiger really pulled the youโll get what we give you kinda move. Coins used to be a flex with opts, now itโs a dead-end street. Smh. Bring back the choices, Tiger. Not coo bruh