JamesWeb I completely understand why you're freaking out. You invested a huge amount in this game and didn't expect your funds to be tied up for this long. Also, if you'd just kept your money in btc over the last few months you would have doubled it.

If you check my post history you'll see that I asked all of the same questions before I invested. Some people also accused me of FUD'ing because my account was brand new at the time.

I also had an issue with the company structure and the anonymity but I can understand that sometimes people prefer anonymity for tax reasons. Also, they didn't even have to make a company if they wanted to scam people. People would still invest in an ICO without a formal company behind it as long as they think there is a chance to make money.

For me personally this investment was a calculated risk. I don't like the offshore company and the secrecy regarding who the developers are. I also wish they had better PR and marketing skills.

However, the reason I invested is because they came to the table with a working product and asked users to test it before going to ICO stage. They have data for thousands of players and clubs. They have continued to improve the product according to player suggestions.

The mistake they made was using Counterparty to launch the coin and hopefully they will have learned those lessons when it comes to building their own blockchain.

But the foundation of this coin is a game which already works and is enjoyable to play. I'm a huge football fan and find myself getting excited about playing this game more than the official Barclays Fantasy Premier League game.

Also, the total supply of XFC is 1 billion. If this games becomes popular enough to have 100,000 players then that means there is, on average there will be 10k XFC available per player. And that's without considering the people who just want to hold it for investment.

So I'm optimistic about the future demand for XFC and as I have invested a lot less than you, I can afford to be a little more patient.