I always thought that the BTC community was there to support newbies in the industry. Yet all I have encountered is a bunch of bullies who try to make other people run their businesses they want them to. If an investor says they do not want things made available to the public, what business is it of someone else to tell them otherwise?
They are free to run their business in a non-transparent way if they want to. That seems to be what they have decided to do. That's OK. It's a red flag to potential players and investors, but if that's how they want to be that's OK. The "investor" excuse is invalid, since they already told us that 90% of the bankroll is funded by the site anyway, so they could just demonstrate possession of that 90% and leave the privacy-minded investor's coins out of it.
I find it abhorrent that you guys yell scam at every opportunity you get. Why not give someone the benefit of the doubt for once? I realize there have been many scams in the past, but this does not give you the right to yell wolf at every opportunity.
Now every opportunity. Just the ones that look scammy. Like this one.
Since they have closed down their investment side, I do not see why it is necessary to keep bashing people over the head with the same thing over and over again. Give them the opportunity to show you they are not a scam. Act like grown ups, and atop throwing your toys out of the cot because someone does not do business your way.
That is what everyone has been asking them to do. But they refuse. They still have the opportunity, so long as they still have the coins that were invested and didn't spend them on advertising, server costs, etc.