Quote from: vmfx on July 26, 2017, 11:36:27 PM

Since the owners of the company issue and control 99% of the tokens, it would seem the $8 million would be be more than the entire capitalization of the company itself making the outstanding tokens null and void. Easy to print money when money has a value but outside of the capital raised theres no real value in these tokens to date.

So to keep it real...

How can we access the Veritaseum blockchain to see how the funds were stolen, what wallets they came from and how they were moved ?

In the interest of transparency this would be a good thing - without this who is to say the company didnt sell the funds themselves and "hack" themselves ?

The wallet address is in an earlier post in this thread, however it will be impossible to track them, since they got gobbled up by buyers in a matter of hours and swapped for ethers or bitcoin, so its no way to know as an outsider what has happened.

Until someone is arrested the truth will not come out, and it seems to me the amount is to small to render some massive hunt aswell, however i wouldn't know for sure. The MT-gox hacker was arrested a few days ago, so never say never.

https://www.coindesk.com/coindesk-explainer-btc-e-arrest-mt-gox-connection-big-news/

Either you trust what Reggie said, or dream up whatever reason that fits your mood. Seems to me that the resent price drops is for bitcoin mostly, perhaps people wants to capitalize on the hard fork, and get some free Bitcoin Cash for the value of some of their Veritas,

The amount of free Bitcoin cash atm is like 20% or 500usd for every Bitcoin cash. However i think that would drop to way lower levels the Aug 1 when all try to dump their Bcash in a frenzy.