Anybody who has really followed this thread closely, and has looked at what Ohad actually said, should come to the conclusion that Ohad has been honest, and has been trying to do the right thing.

I think Ohad could have handled some things better, and disagree with a decision or two. But some of the accusations here are really unfair.

Ohad is obviously not a business man. Perhaps it would be better if he surrounded himself with businesspeople in order to run a more professional (and professional-looking) organization. But then maybe the Tauchain ICO would be like the current Tezos ICO, with tons of investor interest. As it is, those people that see the potential of an economy based on what Ohad describes as a kind of "magic notepad on which you can only write the truth" have the opportunity to go to Bittrex and buy Agoras at a market cap that's still a fraction of the market cap of Tezos.

I chose to buy some locked tokens in this tentative sale. I know Ohad might never deliver, in which case they will be worth nothing. But I think there's a good chance that he'll deliver -- eventually -- and that my purchase will prove to be the best investment I ever made.