Yes, the flaw in the ebtc code allows the creator to distribute and sell as many ebtc tokens infinitely - and most likely selling them today to more losing bagholders.

Fake people want all to believe they have the keys when they don't even have access to the original website and twitter account where all the official posts would be made if what they are saying is true. Not on one of the many new and fake website and twitter accounts.

eltc + ebtc = under .01 cent and all the other scams. ecash too. Just watch. By the way, with ecash, there is no official code confirmed and it matches 4 other contract codes that were just created and the website has no name, address, contact info or anything. Ecash is a bigger scam than ebtc. Maybe Satoshi is behind this scam too. Go see yourself. Don't get burned again by the same scam.

https://etherscan.io/address/0x5d21ef5f25a985380b65c8e943a0082feda0db84#code