It's pretty simple what happened. Bnktothefuture is still an imperfect system and there were fraudulent purchases and/or investors who weren't legally able to invest and that was determined after the fact.
I have zero doubt Factom is 100% in the clear and this is a non-event.
I have zero doubt Factom is 100% in the clear and this is a non-event.
I have exposed the facts. Of course the primary culprit is bnktothefuture.
But if you have company A making a share sale through bank B and bank B is acting illegally to sell the shares, or even breaking (without maliciousness) some rules, shouldn't you expect at least apologies, BOTH from B AND A
We have a different view about corporate responsability. In Japan you would see the CEO make a press conference, apologize and bow down deeply in front of TV and cameras, and offer compensation to investors
one such compensation may include the option to opt out.