Even with those coins dumped, strong community can get the coin up from ashes.
And regarding mentioned things, I admit, that here is lack of transparency. But I hope everything's turn to good.
Let's wait Adriano from his rest, maybe he can help with implementation of hard code. I don't know if he is familiar not only with web development coding.
No disrespect to Adriano, but his suggestion is already tried and failed.
Read more about, how/why this fix was failed for another coin here
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-etokenimportant-announcement-etoken-436750The dev can take a backup and later import it into another brand new wallet which would allow you to transfer these coins again bypassing the lock restrictions..
or according to the eTok devs, there is a way to get rid of the lock.
The dev is actually taking the community for a ride here and you guys are just following it.
The dev wanted someone from the community to fix this so that he thinks everyone will fall for it.
Prepare for the big dump guys.
I am sorry to see this coin die this way, because of a greedy dev, after offering so much potential.
I somehow think there will be enough collective intelligence and motivation in the stakeholders of this coin to overcome whatever technical issues eTok had. I haven't read all 45 pages, but is there someone here who already has proper insight into the eTok case, and knows: why their fix didn't work (still allowed transfers that should have been blocked); whether that problem would also apply to this coin's case; and what are the other options for preventing those coins being spent?
