Then it should have been clearly stated in the ICO announcement. Otherwise it's ex post factum which means people are affected by the actions made before the rules about those actions were clearly stated. For example, let's say you get a $35 parking ticket and pay it. A week later the fine for this street goes up to $50 and then you get a letter that states that you owe another $15 because the fine is $50 now. How fair is that? Same story here. I bought 20k in ICO, sold high, repurchased low. It's a natural way of doing things. And now I'm told that rules have changed and I can't profit like I would have if I took my CLD off the exchange the first day and kept all of it in my wallet. What if I didn't daytrade but kept it all at the exchange all this time because I don't feel like running wallets on my computer?

I believe that everyone should be given an opportunity to accumulate at least 10k in their accounts within a week of the official announcement and then share profits equally based on the amount they have in their wallet. Nothing more, nothing less.