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Getting valuable data doesn't mean a success if the cost is too high. Too much of the market and reputation was wrapped up in this experiment.


There's a good chance that all funds will be returned (thanks in no small part to the fact that the siphoned ether can't be moved on for several weeks, so that was a fortunate design decision).

The media love bad news. It's up to us to combat that negative spin.


If it's merely fortunate that this might be dealt with safely then that should strike you as a bad thing.


How do you plan to entice the next round of investors with "there's a _good chance_ that if your investment is swindled away, you might get it back?"




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