This is purely conjecture and speculation on my part, but it seems like the IronClad Market opening the same day as the fall of Evolution is just too much of a coincidence. It is vaguely reminiscent of how Sheep just popped up onto the scene....and obviously was an exit scam from its beginnning....even its name hinted at the idea of an exit scam and a massive influx of customers following one another like sheep. And now, a new market pops up just in the nick of time with a name that kind of hints at being a solution to the current Evolution situation--- "IronClad" ... in the same play-on-words, tongue in cheek kind of way that Sheep Market did. Does anyone else think that the fall of Evo and the rise of IronClad is just way too fishy, even for those of us who are used to all of this DNM stuff.
Why a site want to promote itself as iron-clad, hack-proof, fed-proof, rising again, un-seized, or anything along those lines is just asking for extra attention as far as I am concerned. It would make about as much sense as opening a new vendor account entitled "Xanax King 2" and trying to vend under it.
It's just too strange and unbelieivable for me to buy the fact that A market named "ironclad" pops up just as Evolution is literally being taken offline. The site is similar in design to Evolution, and the opening strategies are the same -- no new vendor bond, just like evo, similar features, etc. with admins doing all they can to welcome the displaced evo customers and vendors.
Just like TCF fell for the same Ponzi scheme twice, it looks like some of us may or may not fall for the same DNM pump-and-dump scheme for a second or perhaps third time. As others have mentioned, this is the reality of how these markets work and is probably going to be more noteworthy when a market decides NOT to scam, than when it does.
Honestly I think teu were planning on releasing it sometime in the near future, but they dropped it with some bugs because evo fell.