Even if they agreed with you, where was HF supposed to get the money to pay out 10x their orders, after spending millions to build an amazing chip and some less than amazing boards? It was a start-up, not IBM.
So the offer for refunds was a lie from the start. Thanks for admitting they were a scam from the start.
The offer for refunds was made at the end of a long period of ~$100 price stability. The spike to $1000+ was unexpected and unfortunately timed for those of us who had just used BTC to purchase ASIC pre-orders. Sorry you didn't get the 'windfalls are not legally actionable claims' memo months ago, like the rest of us (who wish they were not).
A scam doesn't make a record-smashing 28nm ASIC at TSMC or start converting MPP/backorders to chips, only to be halted by a lawsuit.
A scam does not get put into Chapter 11. The DA isn't involved and your tired old off-topic Scam Accusation is defamation.
That defamation does not help us "victims" BTW. HashFast is worth far more as a nearly-successful start-up with killer IP than a "scam" which got busted.
Thanks for admitting that you can't tell the difference between a company that ran out of money/time (legal) and a scam (not legal).
