Quote from: MEED on November 04, 2014, 06:08:54 PM

Quote from: proletariat on November 04, 2014, 06:01:51 PM

Quote from: richiela on November 04, 2014, 05:16:04 PM

All,

Just getting caught up on this thread. We have not heard from the developer and the funds were released yesterday at 09:48 PDT.

The funds were withdrawn @ 11:03 PDT to https://blockchain.info/address/1G13xzGN6zG4CpusBSEazNcjCBxWqHMMsn. The funds are no longer in our control.

richie@bittrex

All is good your ICO terms are clear and yours is currently the best exchange but I have to ask. Why facilitate ICOs? why provide this service when it is clearly abused 95% of the time.
You are not responsible for the devs misconduct and everyone should know that. But you do provide the means for this to happen, let the shitty exchanges take your ipo fee bussiness, sacrifice a few btcs and become the better exchange in every possible way not just volume, pretty interface and security but honorable aswell. It's basically "I'm just selling the guns, you're the ones killing each other", well don't sell guns, leave it to the lower tier exchanges.

Bittrex wants to earn money and thats what they do. Why let smaller exchanges get these dirty BTC?

It is dumb to accuse bittrex for the ICO scams. They just do their job and you should do yours (if you are an investor you should do your own research before investing)

It'll make things safer for new investors.. that's why. I'm not pointing at any one exchange. ICO isn't the only scam I have seen in crypto..there has been many other scams before this.

If exchange is holding ID proof, video proof, photos, address of every new dev who tries to add their coin..it'll make things safer for everyone who is investing in crypto. That'll also save coins from getting damaged because of FUD.