Hey,
Yes thanx for the interest. I had a meeting with 2 people and my attorney from Ukraine yesterday in The Hague at the Eurojust office. I presented them all my evidence of scamming and of HitBTC hiding behind KYC measures. I also had like 50 people message me to get their story across with their contact info. I printed this all out and handed it over.
Now Eurojust is not a law enforcement agency they only provide judicial co-operation in criminal matters. So they told me they were going to reach out to agencies all around the world in order to start looking to see what they know about this exchange. So they asked me to wait since these matters can take months but they did assure me they were taking it very seriously since there were a lot of complaints about this for years and the fact that they damage realy KYC/AML legislation by taking advance of this and trying to hide behind it. I have good faith in the dutch about this, they really seemed to know the lingo and are taking me serious.
It can take months or even years, I dont know but the wheels of justice are turning!