What about coins that people had bought off Coinexchange? Bitbase haven't even settled my ETH deposit since more than 2 weeks ago.. How can we trust your "new" domain? Rather than shifting the blame to the dumper why not look into what caused this whole saga?

1. 50 BTBc tokens as registration gift -> Gone not because we did not participate in ICO, rather your validation taking ages
2. As mentioned in point 1, I deposited my ETH more than 2 weeks ago yet gotten nothing.
3. Giving 15% of tokens to the token holders when there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding point 1 and 2
4. Suddenly locking withdrawals from BitBase.io

With the above points do you see who is the cause of the issue? Is that solely the fault of the participants?

What I can suggest to you dev, since the price is so low and that you have gotten quite some capital off ICO, do this to regain trust else your new domain will suffer the same fate, not cursing you but doing up a new domain the trust is lost

1. Buy back tokens from coinexchange and have them stored away into your contract (This lowers the current circulating supply)
2. Temporary stop mining to prevent further devaluation of token price
3. Rather than working on a new domain and downplaying the same strategy in your new domain, work on getting people's deposit that are still outstanding settled.

Tokens prices are way below $0.10 now which is grossly cheaper for a buyback from what BitBase sold them for, you will earn anyway. I believe Fudders who want to sell them below 1000 sats ain't worthy of holding onto BTBc. Just my 2 cents..