While it's taking time during Covid-19, our group of miners/crypto HODLers have begun the process of criminal fraud charges against Timor Schwartz personally -- in addition to naming him as the personally responsible GDPR controller since he's the one attempting to collect passport/IDs and refusing to name the controller. The data controller is, by law, financially responsible for GDPR violations and their identity must be disclosed upon request. We've requested charges against the entire team, past and present. These are serious crimes, thus we're requesting serious incarceration time.

 We'll eventually have contact information for all EU residents to join the GDPR complaint. Anyone anywhere in the world can file into the criminal complaint.

Until then, anyone that can withdraw funds should do so immediately. If you're an EU resident and they didn't collect KYC information when you deposited to the project, don't let them bully you into divulging personal information with their threats of holding your funds against your will -- it's illegal, and these aren't the type of people you want to give copies of your identification documents to. Instead, reach out and let me/us know the value of BTC you lost, and the TXes of deposits.


History proved I was correct: OKEx had some serious structural issues -- as evidenced by the multisig withdraw fiasco which was after the problems I encountered and addressed -- and I was also correct about the ethics of their founder, who was the one detained in regards to a ponzi scheme. This is after a previous arrest for fraud. They're also misleading in their company structure, reporting said founder isn't involved, yet he holds one of the cold wallet multisig keys. Regardless, OKEx's current executives personally instructed their team to fix their system errors and I was able to withdraw all funds: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5240611.msg56737625#msg56737625  So good on them.


I mention the OKEx fiasco in the very unrealistic hope we can all stay on topic: History already documents I am correct about Exscudo, crimes have occurred and are indisputable facts -- at the very least, they're trying to collect GDPR information after changing the data terms without consent, they have refused to obey the GDPR disclosure law, they have fraudulently held my and others' funds, they have admitted in writing to generating faulty code and using that as an excuse to commit crimes.

So let's all try and stay on-topic here; facts that can be proven are useful, if anyone has any (failed attempts to withdraw, how much you invested and lost), again, feel free to reach out.