Quote from: CrackDown on July 17, 2017, 04:23:09 PM

Quote from: HarryKPeters on July 17, 2017, 04:16:08 PM

Quote from: CrackDown on July 17, 2017, 04:00:38 PM

let me think about this situation clearly,

1. i make announcement " hey everybody, i will launch the ico, this is the apps we would use ( going to hire some ultra beginer developer to make beta apps ) "
2. i advertise my ico launch date
3. when ico date comes, i make a new eth wallet in MEW then i put it on website.
4. i watch the eth coming to my New Eth wallet i just made
5. when i check it reach 7 million and i feel its enough for me i write in ann thread and twitter " hello my fellow supporter and investor, our website is getting hacked and hacker put his address on it "
6. i let people reacting...screaming...
7. i announce to people " hei my fellow supporter and investor, dont worry we will send you our token even if you send it to hacker address ( the fact its also my address )
8. i act like a hero who put my money on this project because of hacker.

this is just my negative though

however we did not know what is really happened, right now

This is scary indeed and would make sense. That would make their life a lot more easier. Because there are no obligations anymore, just some kind of volunteer job?

it just comes up to my head any scenario could be possible in this situation,...the only people who knows the truth is coindash team, if it is hacked they can track the logs..etc..

WHat an ICO... It's sad for the project either way,
hope the team will work harder on the project to make us forget this incident