Well, as i mentionned above, each member of the team recording a video, presenting himself, showing papers proving who he is.

Give to your investors the possibility to cause you real problems if you scam and run away. This is how i can trust you for real, supporting Inchain and not investing only a few pennies in the project.

 Not a single investor would have the possibility to cause problem to a team which did the job, and finally failed, but still have been honest and transparent.

Inchain is far different from other projects, and may last years, if it fits to conjuncture, business evolution, keep going under a reasonable management.

Many legit projects didn't see their team loosing anonymity, they finally all paid the price... a crazy project not meeting the success it should have had, a failed ICO not gathering enough of funds to keep the project running...
Inchain is different, that's i guess going up to that step shouldn't be a problem.

I really wish Inchain team will be transparent, for the project to be successful and solving a large problem existing in this sphere.