The ironic thing is that if I had not released my holdings publicly (we were one of the only funds which did so) or if I had been secretive and withdrawn, no one would have questioned whether or not we held 1300 DMC. Diablo was one of the people I worked most closely with and I even represented him to help him get his company back after Nefario froze his assets. So why did Diablo make the OP? Because he could... BMF stuck out from every other fund; everyone knew exactly what we were doing at all times. Silly me, I thought people wanted transparency. So people naturally assumed I was lying or scamming when I didn't update the charts for a couple days or I made a mistake. It was pretty harsh.
In this instance I claimed the shares semi-anonymously so that I would be on the same ground as everyone else... I didn't want people pretending we weren't on their lists. Not knowing who we were on the claim list, it would be difficult to target us and pretend we weren't on the list. The last thing I needed was someone claiming I was scamming and that we didn't really hold the assets we claimed we did. And yet that's what happened anyway.
I'm pretty sure there's a lesson to be learned from all of this...