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If you miss the ETH train, you might invest in the ETC. But you have to exit before the DAO attacker attack again.

This. Just this.

If the DAO hacker is part of the ETC promoter, then he might dump his ETC, but other big holders could dump/

Its gotta be the same guy. Who else would it be?

Some bitcoiners who invested in the bitcoin before. Some comments:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/4va2y8/is_barry_silbert_deliberately_trying_to_deceive/?st=ir91nrb8&sh=4408d5f4

These guys are quite wise, they sold the bitcoin before the hack and pump the ETC. It is quite suspicious.

I hope the DAO hacker and the Bitfinex hacker are not related. Bitfinex has reported to law enforcement. We might find out later.

It does not matter if they are related or not. The DAO hacker will not make much profit when the ETC collapses.

If the DAO hacker sells privately through multiple small accounts, we wont necessarily see him cashing out the millions as this whole pump has currently been taking place, your logic is flawed because you assume hes going to sell or transfer the whole amount at one time, visibly

We will know the trace of the DAO hacker if he sells at exchanges. He will be caught by the authorities.

Again this. But what is the charge against him? Not even Vitalik himself will go after him because the attacker also has an argument that can charge Vitalik. Due to technicalities the attacker will not go to jail even if the find him.

Complete and utter FUD. If that dirty thief even dares to reveal himself he will be feeling the full weight of the law against him.

What you say could be right. I am very interested in know if the hacker can prove his innocence in a court.