That's obvious, but ok, let me rephrase that
Someone trustworthy from bitcointalk may arrange with NEM foundation and get access to ournem account.

I think it's a sign that you're on your way up when you inevitably start getting hecklers and upset people. It's just one of those things - you cant please everyone. Besides, this absolute fool has only himself to blame. Back during the NemStake distribution I introduced people to it who were barely tech savvy -- nevermind Crypto savvy -- who managed fine and got their stake redeemed.

If he didn't follow the rules, thats his hard luck.


.....There's something really Christian about this guy. Like, Ned Flanders, self righteous "I'm in a Christian rockband" Christian. Am i the only one getting that vibe?

That's not a bad idea at all! I wonder who has the control over the ournem account. But that's something we can find out in telegram I guess. But In my eyes should at least be one of the foundation as well as the posts could have a quite high impact on the project.

Now, all we need to do is to find a person who willing to take that responsibility.
I guess first request would be from John Fenley

It was a Japanese exchange and it was about $500 million worth. It's still unsolved but there apparently some Bitcoin addresses that the hacker thought were hidden but were linked to the hack. It could take a while before we get a conclusion.

Would be really interesting to see whether the thief can be caught. But in my eyes at least the NEM issue got solved mostly, since the stolen XEM are in the majority ( if not all) in circulation again. On the upside of all, stands the broader distribution the project now has, especially in regards that it even was one of the best distributed projects even before