I took the liberty to proofread the OP, and made a few corrections. Take what you like and leave these rest. 

Quoted and verified by coinig.

The only problem with this attack is that it ties up the attacker's funds as well. If the attacker finds a victim who is particularly stubborn, and simply refuses to whitelist the attacker so that he/she can make proposals, it will take the attacker at least 48 days to split & retreat. This would then subject the attacker to having the "stalking exploit" used against him/her.

Just think, we could have even more ETH tied up in split DAO's so it can be pumped even harder. No wonder many of the ETH team are curators for the DAO.  

As one looks at it now, it appears the DAO is just one big ETH burning service. The only proposals that have a chance of succeeding right now propose a Moratorium for any further proposals (which will tie up the ETH indefinitely), one that increases the amount to make a proposal (which will tie up more ETH) and one that proposes to return DAO tokens sent to the DAO by mistake. What is funny about the last proposal is that most people who made the mistake sent it direct from an exchange. It may take an act of God for these individuals to ever get their DAO back, since it was sent from an exchange hot wallet.

Thank you for the offer of a bounty, but I give it to you free of charge. Save the bounty for someone who can further edit it and make it look more professional. 

Actually, you would also have to be bestowed with immortality or be part of a team that will recruit and continue forever. Otherwise there is always the small chance that you hit a losing streak that lasts the rest of your natural life.

Edited. However, I'm certainly not going to go buy a copy of Photoshop to fix the jpg at the end. 

I totally agree with you. Decred is not working either but the network is more than healthy. Yobit needs to decrease the size of what they are handling. It seems they are devoting their resources to the biggest priorities, in their mind, and let everything else fall by the wayside.

The only way to beat a computer gambling game is to hope that it was not programmed well and you somehow expose a strong bias. The martingale only works in the long run if your bankroll is infinite and the casino has no maximum bet.

Yobit seriously needs to consider delisting some coins. Their indiscretion on what to list in the first place, coupled with never ever delisting a coin, leads to the unwieldy mess they have now.

BTW, The Pharmacist is right, just because someone has a Yobit signature doesn't mean they signed some loyalty pledge with them.  

Here's my edited version of your OP. It's not perfect, but English class was not my strength. Also, I don't know how to edit your jpg.

Edited my post above to correct the error. This is something that should be done with the OP as well. Also, one error isn't "many."

English is not ocminer's native language either... If you can't take the time to put together a grammatically correct OP, how can we trust that you will take the time to properly edit your code? Typos in your code can lead to lots of bugs. We certainly don't want to buy into your ICO so that we can be your alpha and beta testers too..

An ICO means Initial Coin offering. The development team for the coin distributes the coin initially by selling them. The ICO price is the amount that was charged for 1 coin during the ICO.

Yes, this is going to probably tank. At this moment there are 44 proposals on the table and 36 of them are so investors can split and go through the 48 day process to get a portion of their ETH back. Not sure why they want to go through that process when they can dump their tokens on some other unfortunate soul in less than an hour, for Bitcoin.
At the moment, I'm bag holding. Not sure what irrational aspect of myself wants to stay on this sinking ship when lifeboats are still readily available.
Before making the folly and purchasing these junk tokens a month ago, I had managed to stay away from ETH, for the most part. Something in my soul told me there was something seriously wrong with it. My suspicions have been fully confirmed running the Mist wallet. What a clunker. I had less problems with the 98 Seabring convertible that I just gave away.
Here I go again, flipping from cheerleader to butt hurt troll again. Oh well, maybe if any of these alts actually were worth a shit, I wouldn't be prone to change my mind. The only coin that I really want is Bitcoin. I should just come to terms with that. For now, any DAO holders should take note. When you see me flip my position on a token, you should see it as a sign. Like when the canary just stopped singing and looks dead, and you're a miner.

The mining difficulty went up 2.60% last time according bitcoinwisdom. However, it appears the hash has gone down since then. This is counterintuitive since the worth of BTC has increased significantly, lately. I am pretty certain that the big Chinese mining farms are manipulating both the difficulty and the price of Bitcoin, as usual.

It will only be for the transaction fees. No new Waves will be minted. Waves has zero inflation.

Let's be realistic. I have my heart set on one of these after the release. Practical and people won't accuse me of going into my midlife crisis.

Oh darn, I just withdrew all of my 6 million satoshi at Yobit this morning, so I won't get to participate in their Waves IOU reset. I could send them back to Yobit, but it would take more effort than it is worth. I guess that I can wait a few hours for them to pay me for this post. I don't think I'll bother.

Posts to any of the local boards no longer count. Also posts to this thread or off-topic do not count.

You're entirely correct. This is a forum for free speech, and that grants anyone the right to tell trolls such as yourself to GTFO. We don't need to just suffer in silence while you prattle off your "opinion."