I think you mean to say that in your barely informed opinion, it tells you that.

Everyone involved in the BitFunder fiasco is in the same spot, so the question is, what do you want to do about it? How does everyone move forward? The money isn't available right now for whatever reason. Unfortunately, that fact isn't changing. But what you, and everyone else, does have at this point in time, is arguably the most transparent company in the space taking on a supporting role in helping people get their funds back. What else are you looking for?

Anyone who has seen the antics of Neo & Bee will agree that they have set themselves apart from the rest of the bitcoin startups. To me, them undertaking a role to help resolve this situation can in no way be seen as something negative or otherwise suspect. You're talking about the only company in the space that's putting in an effort to bring bitcoin to the lay-person. This isn't another mining fund; this is actual innovation and development.

You also must conclude that they're likely doing this for some good reason. They're a business and having gotten as far as they have, it's highly unlikely they're just throwing money down the toilet.

Let's have some positivity here. You'll get no argument out of me that most other operations that have hit major turbulence have simply picked up and disappeared (as most feared Ukyo would do). But you have people - reputable people - working to solve this.