With iota, they didn't use the vulnerability to "white hat" the funds, they just reassigned the balances to thier own addresses and asked node operators to check their work and verify it (by posting on social media). This is what happened back with the DAO hack on ethereum, where members of the community worked together to "steal" funds using the same technique as the attacker. If David can't make it work and I lose everything I can't be mad at him and TBH I won't even be that fucking upset.īut the IOTA Foundation was kind enough and cares enough about users to white-hat those funds into safety. I had some extra money and I thought the tech sounded cool and I liked its potential. So you make your own decisions when investing. The Microsoft partnership happened before Iota blew up (its what fucking caused it) and The Iota Foundation has been working with a great many other IoTs leaders - so before you come at me with some stupid logic like the market cap will help companies invest/work with Iota just stop. David doesn't have fiduciary responsibilities to you, me or any "insvestors". 00005 dollars per - I am here until and if - the technology is mature and working within the IoTs. I don't care if my MIota are worth 80 dollars or. Not companies.ĭude you invested your money into an unfinished piece of experimental technology - What actual grounds do you have to claim that you are owed anything?Īnd by the way - Fuck the potential investors. I think it's funny when people say they "invested" in some "coin", and then they expect the team of 3 guys who built the thing to suddenly cater to their every request. People who don't understand what they're getting into should just wait. The shit you posted will have potential investors running for the hills. They are a fully sanctioned and officially registered non-profit organization in one of the most strict economies/governments on the planet, so I'm not sure they could "just throw money away".įor me, the technology behind it is absolutely amazing and i cant wait to experiment with it myself so in that, i support it. Yes, it would be great if they do some cool stuff with it. You're gonna have a really bad time if you treat this like VC and think that an open source protocol is a start-up. Not sure how you got there from my comment saying that they don't "owe" anything because nothing was "promised". So.just throw money away because ITOA is nice?
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