Hello. Azbit has nothing to do with Bitsane.
This isn't true. A lot of your team members worked for Bitsane or still work for them, including Bitsane
-co founder
-head of marketing
-business development director
-head of statistics
-senior analyst
-technical director
In your
white paper it sounds like the two companies are completely tied together:
Our team already has experience of creating such a service: the Bitsane trading platform, which has
been successfully running and growing since 2016.
The funds raised, together with our contracts with Bitsane and other cryptocurrency exchanges,
will enable us to aggregate liquidity and ensure that it is sufficient for our clients’ operations.
Most of the comments on the Bitsane twitter page are from
customers who are getting locked out of their accounts and/or can't withdraw their coins.
Here's another recent
tweet:
we want any official info "in nearest future" about tickets without answer from exchange support, lots of pending withdrawals for 4-6 days, messages about listing new tokens for hype in exchange news less than a month before company strike-off.
I can continue
Get back our money!
I read through a lot of Bitsane reviews and for the most part it seems like an OK operation, however, if this is how you leave your customers hanging, what would stop you from doing the same thing to Azbit customers once you close that operation?
