There's a new website climbing high on google results that scams people out of their bitcoins. It's https://www.bitcointobankaccount.com/

They take your coins but never pay anything to the bank account as they claim. Once you chose your amount and currency the page "generates" BTC address (it's always the same address which should be alarming already) and that's about it. You never get any email or way to provide bank account.

All emails to the admin of the page are left without response.

The creator on the website in the foot is shown to be an Irish company Infinite Loop Development Ltd, they also don't respond to emails related to the scam website.

Be careful people.

[Idea:]

Hi. My first post here. I hope it's the right place to post it

Idea: I'm currently preparing for an upcoming lawsut against my client and can't stop thinking about possibility of making it public and help public benefit from it through tokenizing it. It is not an advertising of any sort so I won't share any details, more of an interesting experiment that came up to my mind due to the position I'm currently in. So I'd like to know your opinions. Would this work?

Theoretical plan: Our company issues 10k tokens worth lets say 1 dollar each to cover the cost. In return big part of possible wins will be shared among investors.

Pros of tokenized lawsuit:

- lower cost for the company that sues
- low risk for investors in case lawsuit is lost (minimum investment would be 1 dollar)
- easy money in case lawsuit generates payout
- being part of an interesting experiment
- easier participation in class lawsuits

Cons of tokenized lawsuit:

- lower wins for the company that sues


Would that work? Would you potentially participate in a project like this?

Of course in a project like this everything must be done legally and clearly for everyone, with supervision of a lawyer, publicly and on open blockchain (no shady coins).