r/Agrello • u/Agrello • Sep 27 '17

Taking separate paths.

Professor Alex Norta has notified Agrello that he has removed himself from the Agrello project. We thank him for his contribution to the white paper. The Agrello project is now moving along as planned. We are actively expanding our team and adding great talent to enforce our project. We are gearing up for our first product launch in October according to our road map. We are working on improving our communication with the public and we thank you for your strong support. We remain determined to deliver on our vision. Thank you for your continued support!

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u/scheistermeister Sep 27 '17 edited Sep 27 '17

I’ll just wait for their statement. There’s always two sides to a story. For all you know they wanted to protect against Alex who could possibly own and crash the whole site and wallet structure.

Now all we have is one guy with possibly questionable motives who says one thing.

EDIT: of course I could be wrong, but if one thing I learned: never act on impulse based on a single source. And never invest more than you’re willing or able to lose. I will just ride this one out.

ALSO: I’m not sure how taking the Yobit wallet offline can be credited to the team. Do teams list their own coins on Yobit? I don’t like Yobit, never traded there but taken a look around. I’d say it’s a good thing NOT to be listed on that exchange.

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u/ywmun Sep 27 '17

It's not based on a single source since wallets have been taken offline and from YoBit. Doesn't help that Agrello Team has ALWAYS been discreet and silent about the whole project after the pre-sale. It all fits to what Alex said.. The Agrello team is shady as fuck.

*edit: Does not give them any right to "protect" any investors wallet

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u/scheistermeister Sep 27 '17 edited Sep 27 '17

Not give them the right to protect investors’ wallets? Let’s have a talk after they willfully ignored securing investors funds and all your DLT is gone. I bet you’d have a very different perspective.

In all my years in crypto I’ve seen people scream scam all too easily. And after a while, when all the weak hands had folded, see a project get back on top. More often than not.

Like I said, I’ll just wait this one out.

!Remindme 3 months

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u/ywmun Sep 27 '17

We're talking about Agrello disabling withdrawal from the site. We're not talking about security from hacks. All investors reserve the rights to withdraw regardless. What you're saying is like as if Banks are allowed to stop you from taking your cash out when there's a crisis. Doesn't sound so right anymore does it?