Gleb Gamow,

   Even though i have a bit in Hextra, i would ask you to turn your attention there, leaving the Brock alone for a while.  Since Brock used his name in correspondence, this dox could be considered too easy, and doesn't look good for you if you pick on the easy target too much.  Hextra, on the other hand, is guaranteed to be hard.  There, you would be considered the underdog, and not the perceived bully here, with the easy target.  

  Many have been mentioned, but Hextra has got to be the absolute worst.  

    1.) They took BTC without warning it was going to be locked up until some minimum tokens were purchased.
    2.) They made it impossible for the majority of contributors to get into the ICO. They were supposedly selling $300k worth of tokens in less than a minute per day. How? People with high bandwidth and 5 to 25 second responses could not get in.  There is some speculation Hextra was front running the unusual interest in their coin.  
    3.) People complained about the above for three weeks, but Hextra did nothing except reduce the daily buy quota. Meanwhile, the daily sell-out stayed under a minute, excluding people with "bad gateway" errors, every problem you can imagine.  Meanwhile, Hextra watched and did nothing as scalpers with a ton of HXT invaded their Facebook page, offering to sell HXT for high prices to the majority who could not buy.  Many buyers were scammed, and some of the successful, who bought 50 HXT to allow their BTC to be withdrawn, still could not get their BTC withdrawn.
    4.) Once the ICO was over, Hextra continued to lock up the BTC taken in, at first giving overload error messages, and finally putting the withdrawl requests into a "que", never to be released.  
    5.) For the first few hours of their internal exchange opening, no one could buy or sell, yet the price was moving. How?  
    6.) If you put in a limit order and cancelled, it would eat your BTC.
    7.) After less than two days opening for business, they shut down, site inaccessible. https://hextracoin.co/ico
    8.) A day after shutting down, they finally posted something on Facebook saying they were down for maintanance till November 9th, but will probably stay down through the Segwit2x fork (held through BitcoinGold fork already) as they are still arresting a ton of BTC.  
    9.) People are reporting HXT being taken out of their account, and dumped into one address.
    10. People are reporting BTC recently sent to the platform is going through the blockchain, but not being acknowledged by Hextracoin dashboard.
    11.) This whole time they have been aloof, incommunicado, downright arrogant about the pain and insult they are inflicting.  
    12.) At least Brock was communicating.  Hextra is insulated on steroids, perhaps thinking their aloofness will protect them from anyone with doxing skills.  


So please, if you are really doing the Bitcoin community a favor, please turn your attention to the worst of the bad actors: Hextracoin.  They make Brock look like a boyscout, having not actually done wrong yet, while Hextra has added insult to injury so far.