For anyone who doesn't know, during the Gold Reward ico a bunch of people using MyEtherWallet got their GRX tokens stolen in some kind of phishing scheme or hack.
The hacker still has around 500,000 GRX (20 million max supply) and sells thousands off every day. There may be more than one person behind it because there is
transfer activity 24 hours a day.

If you have been wondering why the price hasn't been going up--that's why. Eventually he'll run out, so I'm expecting around the end of this month
when the internal exchange goes live we should see the price start running up. GRX was selling on the first day for between $14-18 a token on Coinexchange as
the hacker dumped over 8 BTC worth in a few hours time.

Any time from now until the end of this month should be a good time to be accumulating GRX before the internal exchange goes live.

Here's the scumbag in question that's responsible for stealing so many people's tokens:

https://etherscan.io/token/0x219218f117dc9348b358b8471c55a073e5e0da0b?a=0x8d12a197cb00d4747a1fe03395095ce2a5cc6819

Guys, who get result with zero hash (0.0 H/s) in last or first card in rig



Just random shuffle order -G parameters

E.g. "-G 0,1,2,3,4" to "-G 4,3,0,1,2" or similar

It works to me with RX580 (4 or 5 in rig) (Windows 10, 64bit, AMD Blockchain driver)

So, why are they using outdated POW technology when they can issue a token on NEO? And why not just build the smart contracts on top of NEO?
I believe digitalisation of assets is going to be a big thing, but doing it on a POW platform when there is a so much better option seems like the wrong path.