Many of the individuals proved that many people in Hexabot are gamblers, not investors that did proper risk assessment. Those that took out critical life savings to gamble should have no one to blame but themselves even if Hexabot was going to truly exit scam.
The good news? If you still have money in Hexabot it’s your lucky day. Most (if not all) of your Bitcoin is still there. 100% of your Litecoin and Dash are still untouched.
We just have to wait for Peter to sort out the wallet data and get the site back up and running.
Today’s annoucement from Peter restored a lot of faith in people and humanity and strongly validates that such a wonderful, high paying bot system can exist in the cryptocurrency world.
At the writing of this article, Peter took down the site (it won’t load in your browser) to fix things and prevent new registrations. (This is the right thing to do.)
All the haters can continue to hate because of ignorance and fear of others becoming more successful than them. They do not understand this is the first time in human history where billions of dollars are poured into a market in such a short period of time and how such high returns are possible.
I look forward to Hexabot being restored, unqualified investors and gamblers leaving, and Peter limiting the number of new investors so that the faithful can continue to support and profit from an excellent product from a developer with a soul and integrity.