Go and get me a list of all the people that think I scammed them with that decision and the amount of tokens they hold.
I think you will find it would be a small list. I know that it can't possibly be even 10-20% of all the tokens that were ever in circulation and I would wager that the majority of those don't think it's a scam
Why would it be okay to screw over 10-20% of token holders? If it's such a small amount, why didn't you continue the buy backs?
the rest probably didn't understand the old token or the new one.
It's pretty easy to understand that I can only exchange my BKB tokens for something that's worth only 1%.
The owner/operator of betking did not reply to you here. Did he reply in a PM?
No, he told me by email a week ago that I can sell tokens at BetKing's exchange. The 1% is based on
my math.
You know, as well as I know your issue, that I couldn't sell btc when it was at the top so don't act like I profited millions. No bank would give me an account.
The btc remained as btc up to 20k and down to 3k, except when paying our expenses.
I'd like to highlight this part, it surprises me. Without doing anything special, I can sell 200
BTC and withdraw 100,000 euro per day. And that's just at a local exchange. I haven't actually tested this (because I'm 200
BTC short), but that's not the point.
My point is: if I add a few more reputable international exchanges, it shouldn't be a problem to sell a few million worth of Bitcoin. Of course the bank would ask questions, but assuming everything is legit, that shouldn't be a problem.
Yes the part you highlight is completely correct. I would never have imagined "No bank would give me an account" as an excuse. His excuses are so wrong on so many fronts.