Again, this semantics-play is annoying. You sold them for bitcoin [1] and bought them back with bitcoin. You only bought them back slightly higher in terms of USD, and that's because bitcoin skyrockted, so you were making a killing on the buybacks. (i.e. you bought them back for less than you sold them).

I don't think there's anything wrong with that, per-se, because that was the terms of the ICO which said: You make a personal profit when the price of bitcoin goes up, and make a personal loss when price of bitcoin goes down. The problem is you reneged immediately after it actually happened.

And then after that, you started buying them back at hugely under the ICO price in both USD and Bitcoin. Maybe you outperformed the Venezuelan bolivar, so what next: everyone made a profit in terms of VES?


Also I find your "I had bought-back almost all tokens, so I only scammed a few people" kind of weak. Why wouldn't you just keep your word and eat the loss like your own terms dictated?


[1] Any some other cryptos, let's ignore that for simplicity though.