You are quoting my post where I clearly say a scam is if there was no effort at all. They were still doing something despite it arguably not being enough. They were also buying CSNO back for a very long time (although for a low price in the end). None of that makes sense if they were planning on exit scamming all along. They were wasting money doing those things if their ultimate plan was to exit scam. I refuse to agree with you.
I only wanted to see BitDice become successful. That is all I hoped. I did what was within my abilities to help with that. Had I gotten any solid proof of their intentions, I would not have kept it a secret. Fact is that aside from the reasons that people doubted BitDice, there was no irrefutable proof of their scam.
There is no defending the fact that they should have been producing quarterly reports. I believe the plan was to wait until BitDice turned a profit. On the other hand they could also have fabricated quarterly reports if they were planning an exit scam. In my own opinion none of what happened suggests that there was some elaborate plan to exit scam. I believe they just fucked up handling the business so badly that they saw no other way out.
BitDice's questionable actions are more than enough circumstantial evidence to conclude they were scamming. We won't ever get irrefutable proof because nobody is willing to come forward to cooperate and even if there was there isn't anybody with enough authority wanting to investigate them.
Fundraising millions of dollars and allowing a site to deteriorate and only slapping on a new coat of paint to give an appearance of improvement isn't some innocent fuck up. Once they got their bag they had no intention of fulfilling promises made to investors. They only stuck around a while longer to see how much more money they could get away with scamming from their customers.