Quote from: profitgenerator212 on July 23, 2017, 04:49:31 PM

Quote from: Viscore on July 22, 2017, 09:29:31 PM

Quote from: bob75coin on July 22, 2017, 05:47:41 PM

Edgless is a long term project with a strong team.
It was sad, but 5 or 6 millions are a lot for a single hacker but for a casino it will be nothing.
I think that the fail or win of Edgeless doesn't depend from this hack.
I hold my Edg!

Don't listen to people who are just trying to bring down the price, the hack has happened and it was
not that big to affect the future's success of this project. Let's forget about it guys, as long as our money is intact
there will be no problem, they'll continue to work to give us profit.

Bring down the price?

I think the project is finished. Nobody can trust a project where the dev team is so careless with their money. Besides the swap from ETH to EDG gambling tokens is silly, it further damages the usability of the future website. I also think the license will not be granted.

It looks like this coin is over.

Troll, lol. You're such a fool. The ETH's were stored at Parity and Parity is hacked, not Edgeless. There were a lot of companies and coins who stored their ETH's @ Parity because of the multisig-wallet, which is very safe normally. Edgeless were even smart because they stored their ETH's in different wallets, so there's limited damage.

You can't blame the team, the only one we could blame is Parity.
5 million is nothing, they raised a lot when Ethereum was worth 15 dollar so their capital is still big enough.

@profitgenerator: You're they guy who shouted that everyone should buy AMP right? But after all it was at his top at $0,60?. I think you've lost too much money with AMP and other coins and now you're frustrated. LOL! Cheesy