so many investor lost theirs money , but only winner is syscoin and Moolah， as they said ,they are partner , lol.....moolah's credit is broken ,but he got money.
The only "investors" (in quotations because these people weren't investors at all, they were just people who were hoping to dump their IPO position for a nice return as soon as the coin was launched) who lost money are the ones who were dumb enough to sell during the initial bumpy FUD phase... if you are so short-sighted to only care about the initial price right after the coin launches and to think that a bumpy start is the end to this coin and that it won't recover, than you deserve to have sold at a lost.
I am glad all the fucktards with this outlook are already out.
I don't think that's fair - Moolah saved the day in a way I don't think anyone anticipated. Left to its own devices (and those of its "devs"), without the Moolah guarantee, Sys would have been on its way to becoming toast.
I do salute the Sys devs to agreeing to putting aside their egos, setting aside an immediate payout, thinking long-term and agreeing to this arrangement. It was clear after the start of this launch fiasco that a management/personnel/backup-warranty shakeup was the only way to salvage this coin and restore market confidence.