Quote from: pikuchato on January 20, 2015, 03:16:19 AM

@ctenc001 I couldn't find any address to send my noxt to.

Quote from: Rofo on January 16, 2015, 11:54:00 AM

I didn't respond because I don't have access to a PC and wallet (am driving). I've pulled over before more emotion affects the price even further.

I delayed the burn as mentioned for some latecomers. I have all the NOXT on Poloniex ready to burn. I would be stupid to be adding to the sell pressure because the threats and inuendos via PM because of the current state of BTC and NOXT price are bad enough.

I think your #s are skewed slightly because of the NOBL burnt. When I burn the remaining and we see none were sold or 'dumped' by me plus the amount/price I attempted to support/buy back because of the demands of supporters I expect an end to the PMs from a number of people.

You asking this publicly in the thread doesnt bother me in the slightest. Market control and holdings should be public. I am more concerned about my inability to give full numbers before more react out of uncertainty. When they come and I am cleared I expect to be able to keep moving forward positively.

The ico was ended 20 days ago, we still know nothing.

Questions for ROFO:

1: How much btc was raised in the ico stage?

2: How much btc was spend? (please provide a list of your expenses, not inducing buying noxt back).

3: How many noxt where given for burnt nobles?

4: How many noxt did you buy back *AFTER THE END OF THE ICO* and for what average price? (please reveal and confirm your poloniex trading history for maximum transparency)

5: How much noxt with have now in circulation and how much btc you have left?

6: What it the current state of this project? Can we(the investors) assume it is still going? are you on vacation? can we assume the road-map will be delivered on time? what is going on?
(http://www.noblemovement.com/noxt/timeline.jpg)

If you insist that he 'misspent' the crowdfund because he had to drive/move to canberra for his professional career (directly tied to an asset you bought into, never helped build or issue), or keep making false accusations everywhere, then we can only assume you are an incredibly entitled, impatient 'trader' who can't even wait a few months with a legitimate investment when usually you invest and trade on forex (or even speculate) with assets for a year minimum.

More to the point, did he not answer every one of your questions? Also, I don't think it's your business to ask for every details of what he does with the funds raised from YOU BUYING THE ASSET TO CLEARLY PROFIT LATER. That's crossing the line. He is free to spend it as wisely as possible (not that it's too much given recent btc market tanking mind you, certainly less then what start ups begin with) and frankly you made a purchase, not a donation. You do not control how he plans on spending those funds while he is clearly busy with getting things done, even before the crowdfund was over. Remember the registration etc?

Pestering him throughout the crowdfund period, then trying to draw 'public' pressure (no one is as impatient as you) when you clearly intend to just dump for profit ASAP is not a good show of support. You are much better served by asking 'what can I do to help and work with a small, legitimate startup with my skills or assets?'. Crypto needs both professionalism (from more than one honest, devoted man who made more sacrifices then you ever did for his project) and community enthusiasm/support to get things going right.