The pressure is start building up, so the scammer try to keep the hype going. In the meantime he admits by banging on about the "10-15x ROI" that indeed he sold an investment product. It is a useful material for law enforcement to clarify that of course he was not selling software, but in fact he was selling an investment product that breaches all relevant EU and US financial regulations.

On the technical note, the wannabe rich "investors" and idiots who invested in this blatant scam will start to understand soon that this David boy - just as I pointed out - won't deliver any IoT product nor a revolutionary microprocessor. To be fair, no rational individual ever assumed that this 25 years old wanker with zero experience in IoT and hardware design can deliver anything (all his IoT experience is that apparently he has read articles about IoT and his hardware engineering expertise is even less than that). He promised to deliver a revolutionary microprocessor ... by taking on INTEL ... when apparently he can't even handle a simple GUI development project management task. So he is apparently unable to deliver a simple GUI - which is understandable as he has precisely zero project management and zero software engineering experience -, however he scammed the idiots that he will deliver a disrupting and game changer microprocessor product. Oh dear.

The IOTA scam is one of the biggest joke in the history of Bitcointalk and we had many here. It is certainly in the league of Moolah and Bitbay, just as I pointed out in this thread before.