You forgot a couple of things -- 200 of the most skillful blockchain experts in the world, 14 exchanges ready to go as soon as Arb gives the word, more BS, more BS, more BS.

Your rebuttals are merely Arb's bs claims, along with your own deluded twists:  "They already own $1.2 billion worth of gold."  That's not gold, it's fairy dust.  "It's mortgaged."  Mortgaged!  Man, you guys are gullible.

"Verified by Bermuda govt, the law firm, etc."  You need to come to an understanding that Troy Hogg is an inventive, highly capable and experienced scammer, with several scams successfully executed over the past 10+ years.  With this one he's got some money to throw around, from you guys gullibly handing him your bitcoin for a few of the three billion tokens he created out of thin air.  Don't think he isn't pulling the strings here.  He's creating an image of legitimacy, paying the first installment on the Mandela hands, sending a large law firm a retainer, presenting in Bermuda (one of the several projects that did), "hiring" a few retired businessmen who don't have to do anything except cash in their free DIG... and on and on.

Yes, Hogg is going to make a lot of money off of you marks.  All of these delays are intentional -- he's on the Livecoin offer all day long, pocketing your BTC.  I'm not even going to get into Moas now, except to say he is absolutely essential to making this scheme work.  He's making a fortune off this thing too, and he can walk away saying he warned you to limit your bets, that he delivered 500% gains to his followers, and that it's not his job to hold your hands and tell you when to sell or lock in some profit early to guard against surprises.

SCAM GRADE SO FAR:  A.  

Troy's got it rolling.