Quote from: Sandrine89 on April 15, 2015, 04:21:50 PM

Quote from: LiQio on April 15, 2015, 01:55:44 PM

Sandrine89, the ratios of distribution and fund allocation are simply outrageous.
I read the "fully transparent", "maximizing long-term" and so on stuff. Those vague statements and claims are simply not enough for any investor. Your documentation lacks depth and the allotment of power (coins) makes every presale investor a puppet.

The NeuCoin premine allocation has been announced and transparent from the beginning. If you look at my very first post on this thread, the pie chart already described the ratios of distribution and fund allocation you are referring to

I would highly advise you to have a look at http://www.neucoin.org/en/wiki/#foundations about our governance. All foundations are ultimately controlled by NeuCoin holders (1 NeuCoin = 1 vote), who have the power to hire, fire and set compensation for the foundations Council Members, and have a right of approval on annual budgets, spending priorities and other matters. This structure makes NeuCoin more decentralized and accountable than Bitcoin, Ripple or Stellar, let alone most of the anonymous alt coins out there.
We are releasing new details about our strategic plan very often, and will keep doing so.

Quote from: LiQio on April 15, 2015, 01:55:44 PM

My current rating: scam 2.0

Interesting rating, as most of our investors have reputations they would not want to risk by associating themselves to a scam. If you look at our team, angels and advisors (http://www.neucoin.org/en/wiki/#people), none of them are anonymous, and most of them (including myself) would risk a lot by association their names to a scam. We all have track records that are publicly available (Twitter, LinkedIn, etc).
Besides, we are all subject to very strict 5-year re-sale restrictions on our NeuCoin holdings. They were announced on our launch, on this link http://www.neucoin.org/en/wiki/#advantages, point 10. We will only benefit from having founded NeuCoin by making the currency strive in the long run - and these restrictions insure this. Long-term success is what a cryptocurrency investor should look for, no?

You are constantly paraphrasing the same things.
If something was announced a long time ago doesn't give it quality.

Please tell me:
- "All foundations are ultimately controlled by NeuCoin holders (1 NeuCoin = 1 vote)" -> Will the foundations not be able to vote with their huge majority of coins?
- How will the foundations influence the market price? What is the hopefully transparent strategy (in-depth) and how is it enforced?
- Will there be a detailed spending plan for the huge amount of foundation stakes plus the huge amount of coins they will receive from the high reward PoS rewards before the sale of the peanuts starts?