Let,s get some Popcorn the CEO in sweatpants Jared against the Salty Yannick

Kaan's actions as CEO have nothing to do with me. Post the screenshots. They're not relevant to me. This has nothing to do with Liberio.

We have an ongoing investigation into the Liberio claims, and currently I cannot comment on it publicly.

Yannick, I'm glad that we can both agree you're a hacker and that your response to my post about your attempts to hack my accounts is for you to defer responsibility for your actions.

No one is more pathetic, than losers blaming everyone else but them self. Get a life and move on. And a file was not accessible by everyone, but only for those who specifically were scanning a website. Stop your lies. No one believes in them anyway.

Below are some facts, backed by screenshots, regarding Yannick "the hacker" and his activities to try undermine ALQO/Bitfineon while we are in the funding search for Bitfineon.

As for the recent newsletter list "issue, it was addressed by Kevin in our Discord server (no sensitive information was obtained, i.e., passwords, it was a list of newsletter signups only) and anyone not banned is welcomed to join and read it. It's worth noting that Yannick is using the emails to spam individuals "warning" them to abandon the project, which breaks multiple laws in the jurisdiction in which he lives, which has not gone unnoticed by our legal team. My reason for writing this post is due to a recent email Yannick sent in which he threatened legal action against a community member regarding posts made on this thread where they defend the ALQO team and question the veracity of his many statements & claims. I am here to state publicly, Yannick is a hacker, below are the screenshots to prove it.

1) Yannick, after learning of my personal email address, searched haveibeenpwned.com to see if my account login details had been compromised at some point in the past. After finding several old leaked passwords of mine from database breaches of legitimate sites, such as Experian.com, he went onto the Dark Web and procured a database dump to search (I know this because he told me in a DM on Discord several months ago when he tried to threaten me to get me to abandon the project, unfortunately I do not have those DMs any longer). He searched this database with the information he obtained to try and find additional sites where I had not changed the passwords in question. He then proceeded to login to (hack) any accounts he could access. He shared his results in a private Discord server, called "Anti-Jarod".

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2) Yannick is prompted by several former ALQO community members to hack other accounts of mine, Reddit, etc.
    a) Chris92 can clearly be seen in the following screenshot asking Yannick to "hack" my account:

3) Yannick posts his hacking results from the database he downloaded off the dark web:

4) Additional former ALQO community members prompt Yannick to continue his hacking attempts, one of which is Myco, an employee of Crypto-Bridge:

5) Here Yannick talks about attempting to hack Kevin's personal accounts:

6) Yannick provides passwords to group to try and hack my Twitter account:

I debated posting any reply, but Yannick is a toxic and volatile person that masquerades as having genuine intentions, while being involved in the very nefarious activities of which he claims the ALQO team takes part. I have stated unequivocally multiple times that neither myself or Kevin have been involved in any illicit activities involving ALQO/Bitfineon and through all the personal attacks (we're fully visible and non-anon individuals running a project in crypto, which is rare) we are persevering to make good on the promises to launch Bitfineon and grow ALQO. Anyone is welcome to DM me on Discord with their questions or concerns.

- Jared Grey // CEO Bitfineon GmbH

P.S. it's worth noting that Yannick was not able to gain access to any accounts other than an old hair-loss forum I subscribed to, and while it's a good source of jokes re: balding, it's not sensitive information.

Oh, I am sorry. Did I break you concentration? I did not mean that. Your personal tragedy or mental problems does not concern me

Bya

Thats not feasible. People come here for revenge, many come back with new accounts to hunt coin teams and scammers who robbed the most investors. This is the primary reason why it became a common practice to not give out personal infos. Everything and everyone must stay anonymous on the internet, and its best to have a firearm handy in case your neighbor finds out what servers u access with your internet connection.