Wow, dyask, you are really starting to confirm my suspicions that you are either a shill apologist for scrypt.cc or you are autistic. Which part of the following contradiction which was highlighted in bold a number of times do you think is not a contradiction?
You claim I contradicting myself but fail to point out what the contradiction is. So much for your logic.
I haven't downplayed anything. I simply don't share the same views. I find your use of vulgar language and insults to be also tiresome.
As far as scams go, scrypt.cc is really small compared to LTCgear, GAW or Mt.Gox.
Is it that you can't see the contradiction? Is your autism such that you don't recognise how badly you are presenting yourself in this thread?
Or are you more involved in this scam than simply being a defrauded 'investor' and this whole schtick you are playing of posting rambling deflection exactly that, deflection?
Up until the hack scrypt.cc was questionable and definitely high risk. Since the hack it has turned really ugly. It might come back and people might get out, but right now it is a horrible place to be stuck. I was at scrypt.cc before you even had an account here at bitcointalk. There is a lot of history there.
See, the thing is, even before the 'hack' the same math which I used (see the link in my signature) to prove scrypt.cc was lying about their mining was still applicable evidence proving they were lying about their mining. So there was no 'questionable' about it, they were fraudulently misrepresenting their operation and what they claimed to be selling/trading.
That you, persistently, appear to want to keep downplaying the scale of the criminal fraud, while ignoring the facts of the thousands of btc which were fraudulently stolen from 'investors' over the last several months, really is becoming noticeable behind your rambling misuse of logic and reasoning.
I stand by my observation, you are either autistic and mentally unable to see how your posts actually read, or you are intentionally behaving in this manner in order to distract from the central issue, namely, that scrypt.cc has stolen millions of dollars worth of bitcoin from people by fraudulent misrepresentation.