It’s every cryptocurrency investors worst fear, the exit scam, and it may have just happened again. All signs point towards the founder of Savedroid having taken the company’s money and ran. Savedroid CEO and Founder Tweets “Thanks Guys” From a Beach in Egypt The founder of German-based startup Savedroid, Yassin Hankir, is feared to have taken off with the $50 million his company raised in its ICO and headed for the beach. Savedroid was purportedly building an AI-powered app that would help users to invest in a vetted portfolio of cryptocurrencies and related derivatives. It, like many other fintech startups also claimed it would produce a cryptocurrency funded credit card, a claim common among ICO’s that turn out to be a scam. Originally reported by Bloomberg Savedroids website has been replaced with the “And It’s Gone” Meme from South Park. In case that message wasn’t clear enough founder and CEO Hankir’s last two tweets were of him at an airport followed by his hand holding a beer on a beach along with the message “Thanks guys! Over and out…#savedroidICO,” The company’s Twitter account is still live but the last tweet posted on April 15 was a job opening for a social media marketing internship. This alone may have given birth to the hopeful rumor that the whole thing is an elaborate but poorly advised publicity stunt. #blockchain #technology #ico #ceo #founder #cryptocurrency #crypto #cryptonews94 #coin #coinmarketcap #token #tothemoon #bitcoin #btc #news #post #follow #altcoins #altcoin