This project was set up from the beginning to launder money for Russian syndicates. Our charges aren't that they stole from just us -- it's that they defrauded every investor from the ICO on. The failure to refute this is itself an admission of guilt; Exscudo's founder is both a coward afraid to answer to a woman and hoping against hope that the member of our group who specializes in asset recovery won't file.
UPDATE -- here's the irony: using my illegally obtained personal data to file a suit is itself an admission of guilt. It's an interesting catch-22 for these criminals. We'll see if they're arrogant enough to think they can get away with that violation too.
Unfortunately the recovery specialist on our team won't be filing. No one else speaks or reads/writes Russian. Of the various Russian agencies, one police force is aware of the 100+ million dollars in today's value laundered, is irritated with Zimine's arrogance, and has indicated they'll follow up when we can get our act together. So that fateful knock, not just for Zimine but everyone there (include Mr. Rosen, likely @exscudo here), will eventually come, cuffs in hand...
Beware the "rebranding". Their own exchange lists 7-day trading volume for the new coin as $122 dollars. It's worthless and on the road to zero.
Be safe everyone :-)