That is huge amount $ 7 millions were stolen from the ICO money through that hacking. Team has secured only $ 6.5 millions. It is big big loss but team's statement on official site is very encouraging as they will keep the project up with remained money in hands. Everyone will get paid this is highest example of professionalism.
NO, because doing this they will damage all!
They should use their 6.5 million to refund the 7 million stolen.
Unfortunately it seems there's no good solution for all here. The people who sent to right address will have to compensate the ones who didn't is basically what the team is saying. Don't know, maybe it's better to just give ETH back, but than there are no tokens for the people who got scam address.
No that's not right! The people who sent to the right address should be refunded instantly due to the fact that the team have their ETH available right now! That ETH should be given back to their rightful owners. Those who sent to the fake address will be compensated with CDT tokens.
What an absolute shit show this has become.
Your solution makes no sense. If CoinDash refunds ETH to the Whitelist, they will have no funds to actually create the product rendering CDT absolutely worthless instead of just largely reduced in value (as it is currently). Your solution also implies that those who sent to the incorrect address on the OFFICIAL website are at fault and should just be screwed over. This would make the CoinDash team look even worse by giving their friends and angel investors (whitelist people) full refunds and quitting on the general public who invested. Not smart.
Refund the whitelisted folks so at least some of us make it out of this shitstorm.
Several exchanges have been hacked and have had funds stolen and they are still fully operational, as they made their clients whole. If CoinDash creates a unique and solid project, and hires some decent security people to fix their issues - why should they be any different? It is easy in the immediate aftermath to write this entire project off as a complete failure and dead - and many will sell their tokens at a large loss. But maybe we shouldn't just all sell out immediately. I judge a team on their performance after true adversity strikes and how they move forward and overcome. Unfortunately the CoinDash team has a monstrous mountain in front of them now. How they react from here will reveal their true colors. They need to be 1) as transparent as possible, 2) show how they were hacked and what they will do to fix the security issues, 3) work twice as hard to overcome the obvious reputation problem they are going to have with half the funds they were hoping for, 4) be as patient as saints with all the venom that is about to come there way.
