Stop being an asshole just for the sake of being an asshole.
Re-read last sentence in paragraph one and then the above post. 
when you alerted depositors that their funds would be moved to an exchange
They are not "depositors", and the funds are no longer theirs after they get their tokens (except in refund/buyback cases; but not investors - holders). You seem to be ill-informed as to how ICO escrow works.Official announcement about BCH/BCC:
Yanni Bragui/Marto in slack
"These coins will be converted to Bitcoin as soon as it is possible, the escrows will handle the process and add the funds to the escrow address."
Again, read the thread - it was already posted here.Yanni Bragui/Marto in slack
"These coins will be converted to Bitcoin as soon as it is possible, the escrows will handle the process and add the funds to the escrow address."
The evidence he quoted stated that he took 18 BTC for that transfer. I'm trying to clear up inconsistencies. People deserve to know what happened to their money.
Already debunked to be untrue. Read the thread. Additionally, I've already clarified that I'm paid by NVO (i.e. by the money released to them, and not separate from their milestones) thus the fee (which in case of BCash was not 18 BTC as claimed) is entirely irrelevant to the allegations raised.This suggests that Lauda pocketed about 18 btc or usd $60,000 at the time (usd $120k today). Not bad for 30 minutes of work.