Disagree with me if you like. But this is how i see it. no fancy words. no bullshit. facts.
Facts require concrete evidence. You have offered nothing but a hypothesis.
No facts. All bullshit.
I said he would lose your money, and he did. Maybe you should re-evaluate how you apportion the burden of proof.
He lost the money cause of some unforeseen and extreme circumstances. You weren't saying "BTCT is going to close down, and it's going to cause the market to crash, don't buy in!" You said "I don't trust this guy, you shouldn't buy in." He had improved the NAV according to the first report and was very transparent with everything, and is STILL transparent with everything. So don't even try to act like you knew what you were talking about, you were spouting bullshit and still are.