That said, just because we don't know what's happening doesn't mean it is a scam with 100% certainty, and accusations should be made accordingly.
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Ok, so if we find out this was a ponzi with 100% certainty, do you think all the FUD being spread was unwarranted?
Considering it hit all the red flags (which is the only way to detect a ponzi, and as far as I know there are no examples of legit businesses hitting them like that) and considering what's at stake?
Do you also scold people who passionately warn others to encrypt their wallets, backup private keys, and maintain control of their own BTC?
I mean, you don't know for sure they're going to get hacked or have a hard drive crash, after all.
Its hard to tell fanatical religious extremists that God might not exist simply because there is no way to prove otherwise. Matthew is seemingly running a campaign against fanaticism.
We know where extreme beliefs lead to in human history. Protip: it doesnt end well.