Just checking in exciting times ahead for AML Bitcoin,there seem to be a couple of people here posting rubbish and looking to cause FUD for the project,I cannot understand anyone trying to destroy an investment before they have profits,as for the blockchain as far as I am aware the current blockchain is just for distribution of AML token,when the exchange of token for AML Bitcoin takes place we will be using a new blockchain with x15 Algo which anyone can mine,the current blockchain were on now block rewards are tiny since it’s not designed to be mined for profit and only to run the token chain,AML Bitcoin team can correct me if I’m mistaken in anything here, I just wanted to let AML team know there is a loyal support here for the project and I suspect most are put of posting after reading the pages of FUD from this couple of new accounts
Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and I hope for you and other AMLBTC investors that you don't lose money on it. This isn't about FUDding or market manipulation. At this point for me, it's not about the money either; I could easily burn my coins, walk away and feel fine.
I originally bought into the token sale 143 days ago, 5+ months. In that time, I've participated and taken profits from 3 other ICOs. The dates have been a moving target, changing at whim and without any proper explanation.
The final straw for me, was when they asked users to send their KYC via email. The reason they retracted that request, is because I threatened legal action (read the earlier posts in this thread if you'd like to see how it played out). Ask anyone that has the slightest understanding about InfoSec and they will tell you that email is one of the least secure mediums there is. KYC docs from poorly managed or fraudulent ICOs are flooding the dark web. I don't want to be one of the victims...And being somebody that has to keep his own clients safe from hackers, the email KYC request set-off the strongest possible alarm bells I could get.
How can I have confidence/trust in an organization that's supposed to be all about security, when they make such rookie mistakes? Would you send your KYC via email? Do you understand how ridiculously dangerous that is?
Trust has to be earned, and NAC has destroyed that trust, hence the posts I'm making on this thread. Safeguarding your personal information is worth more than earning a few $$$ on this coin.