Re: The hunt for Triswardhani (Lithium

Quote from: Gizfreak on January 23, 2017, 12:22:34 PM

Yes, it's yet another ICO scam (why do people keep falling for this shit anyway).
The scammer disappeared with almost no traces left, right after the goal of 40 BTC was reached.

The pre ann thread was closed and the XLTH website was taken down.

If you can help in any way to hunt down this criminal, you're welcome to post here or contact me.
And please no accusations without hard facts. I am taking this one very serious.

Another thread that is being used for this purpose is this one by Jimmy Recard btw.

Let's use this for the factual stuff, not for the wild accusations just based on gut feelings.

I think the hack into the devs own account at his ICO and XLTH-Wallet accounts is a good starting point.

Quote from: Samscamhunter on January 22, 2017, 10:29:59 PM

https://s29.postimg.org/5e327cerb/image.png

There it is.
Google the email address crt.ferguson@gmail.com

You will see it belongs to bct user 'templar77'
You can find it in many threads on the forum, like this one: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=600322.msg6683579#msg6683579

Templar77 was involved in many controversial actions (Libertycoin):
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=760653.0

Invest for yourself. He is the guy behind Grumpycoin and Dogenex

This is his profile page: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=150444
This is also a nice find (Honorcoin) : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=639043.msg7218665#msg7218665

Certainly someone with a "history".

I leave it to you to dig up more information for now. Feel free to send me a PM.

Oh, one more thing, just to show how ultimately stupid this guy is: the "exchange source code" that he sent out to level3 investors, contained a database dump. In that database dump, his username and password for the XLTH ICO and Wallet site were stored (password in clear text). How stupid is that? That is where the screenshots came from.

Please, let's just post hints and allegations that you were able to verify up to a certain level of certainty. There are more scams and more scammers on the forum, but they are not necessarily pulled by the same scammer just because yout gut feeling tells you so.