To recap so far:
- Angry customers start digging for links between ECA and CoinsMarkets
- ECA developers came really close to having personal identities exposed
- ECA suddenly threatens CoinsMarkets with legal action, despite doing nothing for 2 months
- Suddenly CoinsMarkets does not have any website or database issues anymore
- Withdrawals are suddenly enabled for ECA
This is way too coincidental for its own good.
So much so that the people behind CoinsMarkets and ECA are definitely very closely related, or are the same bunch f**ktards running this scam.
And for those who think that CoinsMarkets are really working to fix whatever "issues" they have, read the above list again and digest it.
Ah another conspiracy theorist.
Financially, does it make sense?
The coin dropped from 48 sats to 6 sats to 12-14 sats. The Coinmarket fiasco dropped their value almost 75%. Coinsmarket held maybe what 800 million ECA? If the Dev's collectively hold 1 billion hypothetically, it would not make sense.
1 billion x 48 sats = 48 billion sats vs. 2 (let's say 1 billion of it was stolen) billion x 10 sats = 20 billion sats.
How does it make sense to scam their customers?
Hint: it doesn't. They would've made more money letting Coinsmarket operate. Guess what, they prob have even more than 1 billion ECAs collective.
What if they had 5 billion ECA?
Math works like this: 5 billion x 48 sats = 240 billion sats.
Dev stash if 1 billion ECA tokens were actually stolen: 6 billion x 10 sats = 60 billion.
So a difference of 180 billion sats from Coinsmarket was lost.
Can anyone be this stupid to think ECA Devs is Coinsmarkets and vice versa?