You need to sue Justin Sun (and Steemit Inc, although they are powerless with little staff and do the boss' bidding). Demand immediate reversal of the freeze as well as compensation for the lost funds. Justin is the main culprit, he's the one who put those idiot witnesses in the top20 and allowed them to wreak havoc. They are amateurs who have little experience in running the network. I don't support doxxing, but this level of irresponsibility from Justin Sun has reached high levels of madness that anything goes at this point. I wish you the best of luck retrieving your funds.
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I wouldnt say thats the case. The witnesses make no decisions, its actually Justin using the witnesses to pretend there is community consensus.
Anyone that didnt want to freeze the funds was kicked from consensus by Steemit.inc.
It is an undeniable fact that this was Justins doing.
I see you have raised credible legal points which should hold up in almost all courts in the free world. But the antagonists in this are of a culture, which is used to influencing any outcome, by means which may not be considered ethical by the rest of us.
This imbroglio is a very disappointing scenario for all crypto enthusiasts and I want this incident to be concluded with the exposure of people like Mr. Sun. These guys are making money and fame using a tech which has far more potential than just what they are trying to reduce it to. Making money, is only a part of what a block-chain can achieve, given the chance by all involved.
So if a legal route is ever contemplated, it should not only get back the frozen funds, but also highlight issues where regulatory frameworks, suitable to the crypto space, are there.
Otherwise, what is happening is BS and I can't believe that JS is so stupid.