So this is kind of interesting. Some self-appointed representative of FUNToken is distancing themselves from freebitco.in
Meanwhile...
https://coingape.com/freebitco-in-takes-charge-of-fun-token-expansion-through-majority-acquisition/
Also kind of interesting is this:
Maybe they were indeed hacked back then and the hacker planted some kind of backdoor in their server.
FUNToken down almost 3% today.
Also, I red tagged the 3 freebitco.in reps. They have a yellow flag active on their main thread.
Meanwhile...
https://coingape.com/freebitco-in-takes-charge-of-fun-token-expansion-through-majority-acquisition/
Quote
Through a series of ventures, FreeBitco.in seeks to promote the mass adoption and utilization of FUN Token in the iGaming and Gaming spaces.
FreeBitco.in, one of the biggest Bitcoin iGaming websites in the world, has acquired the majority of FunFair’s remaining cold storage of FUN tokens, the native cryptocurrency of the FunFair gaming ecosystem. The cold storage holds 4.45 billion FUN Tokens and FreeBitco.in has acquired 3.75 billion tokens.
Through this acquisition, FreeBitco.in plans to invest in the token’s long-term development.
FreeBitco.in, one of the biggest Bitcoin iGaming websites in the world, has acquired the majority of FunFair’s remaining cold storage of FUN tokens, the native cryptocurrency of the FunFair gaming ecosystem. The cold storage holds 4.45 billion FUN Tokens and FreeBitco.in has acquired 3.75 billion tokens.
Through this acquisition, FreeBitco.in plans to invest in the token’s long-term development.
Also kind of interesting is this:
Maybe they were indeed hacked back then and the hacker planted some kind of backdoor in their server.
FUNToken down almost 3% today.
Also, I red tagged the 3 freebitco.in reps. They have a yellow flag active on their main thread.
I barely read anything about freebitco these past few years, so I might be wrong, but if a past scam accusation case about FUNToken may be used as our reference, the shared responsibility, jurisdiction, and other things involved between both sites are indeed limited to shared ownership [perhaps, from the article you provided, in form of majority token ownership].
Other than that, they are separate entities in sense of staff and responsibility. This was confirmed by TheQuin in the past, long before situation with freebitco escalated,
There are other sites with shared ownership but I can't provide any support for them here because I don't work for them and also because this is a Bitcoin board and they are altcoin sites.
You can tell me that.. But your company owner, or related to
I can tell you that if a group of companies are owned by the same people that you are wasting your time complaining to the staff of one of those companies about an issue you have with another. They can't help you.
So, though I find it a bit ironic since the situation is now turned, where the statement above was TheQuin separating freebitco from the burden of responsibility from a situation with FunToken, and now it's the complete flipped situation, I am leaning to believe that the telegram post above holds its weight.