Have the devs mentioned if smaller wallets will be able to stake? All I've seen is a 500k XSH requirement to run masternodes.
If small wallets cannot stake, then this is yet another example of a coin made for the rich getting richer.

Now that SHIELD seems to be seeing some attention, what's the plan for the PoS aspect?

*********STOLEN FUNDS UPDATE*********

As predicted by people on this message board, the AML Bitcoin team has taken control of my concerns and the issue has been satisfactorily resolved.

For those of you that are curious about what happened, it appears the the TokenLot web site has a security breech wherein the auto-generated ETH address in their payment system was replaced by an address which they do not retain control of. It also appears that several users buying into the AML Bitcoin project were affected and I would think it likely that many other ICOs were affected in a similar manner.

I would like to make it clear that this is NOT the fault of the AML Bitcoin team.

I would like to express my apologies for the inflammatory nature of my posts. I understand that the ICO purchasing system was being run by a third party(and I understood that the whole time) but my suspicions that there was a security breech meant that I need to be as abrasive as possible in order to create a sense of urgency and cause the AML Bitcoin team to take this issue seriously. My desire was primarily to prevent other people from being affected by this and I hope that I was successful in that.

Regarding the AML Bitcoin team and the project; I have been eagerly following AML Bitcoin for months and, despite the problems I've encountered, I am still very much interested in being part of the project.
I hope that the speed, patience and politeness of their replies despite the borderline abusive nature of my posts is an indicator of the manner in which they run this project in the future.

Again, my sincerest apologies to the AML Bitcoin team and any users that I may have offended.

I sincerely hope that the issue is resolved, truly. And I will be happy to remove/rescind my accusations and offer a public apology at that time. Until that point, why would I feel any incentive to do any favours to the developers who have lost my money? Whether it was the developer directly or a third party that they hire, the developer is offering the sale and is responsible for the satisfaction of their customers/investors.

This is not malice, this is business. I did everything correctly following the links provided by the top post in this thread and my money has gone missing.

I followed the exact instructions using the links from the front page of this thread as provided by the developers of the project. Obviously, I thought the project was worth something because i was willing to take a risk and invest in it.

If I follow the instructions provided in order to make a purchase and then my money is "lost" how is that my fault? I am giving them an opportunity to resolve my issue and if they do resolve it I will remove my claims that this project is a scam. Until that point, I feel it is my responsibility to warn other people that they are likely to lose their money if they give it to this project.

I am not new to cryptos, I have made hundreds of transactions without issue. The problem is not with me.

I'm not an idiot. Obviously I checked all of my mail boxes to ensure that I didn't miss the email. In reply to the email I was instructed to send I received:


I verified the send address several times prior to sending and have been involved in cryptos for nearly 5 years and never made a mistake on a transaction. I have no reason to believe anything other than this ICO is either a scam or their purchase system is broken and effectively steals money from people who are trying to take part in their project.

I provided the email and receiving address that I used and the etherscan.io transaction record which shows the send and receive address for the transaction.

Additionally, there seems to be no way for me to recover the web page which provided the ETH address during the transaction due to the way it was generated so it is impossible for me to verify at this point without going back in time and grabbing a screenshot.

Edit: It appears the the funds I sent have since been moved into an account that has nearly 20,000 ETH, so the address that I was provided was legitimate and the funds I sent have either been sent to an exchange or an account with a huge balance. It's been months since i sent any ETH transactions so it's impossible that I accidentally sent it to the wrong address and **even more impossible** that I just happened to send them to this address randomly.

I've emailed as instructed and included the email I provided, token receiving address and ETH transaction detail. I look forward to the reply.

I did not pay through shapeshift, I paid with ETH using the basic payment system that the site provided. I used a valid email and, I received no confirmation, the ETH I paid has not been returned to my account.

I made a small token purchase on the 9th of October to see if I received any confirmation email or tokens before I committed to a larger purchase and I have yet to receive anything. It's been a week now and the web site says that I should receive confirmation within 12 hours. The currency that I sent has not been returned to my account so when will I receive confirmation?