Quote from: XbladeX on October 11, 2016, 07:16:24 AM

Quote from: Wall-Street on October 11, 2016, 07:09:57 AM

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My calculation is simple for outside investor:
behind coins are 10.5m$ is real asset , we have 100m of shares.
So for outside investor 1 ICN is 10.5m$/100m ~0.1$...

Real investor need up 15%-25% to cover loss becouse of free tokens.
New investors doesn't care how much you have payed but how much ICN is worth now and is worth 10.5m$ in assets

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Quote from: MalReynolds on September 30, 2016, 12:05:34 AM

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Quote from: sanchicharro on September 29, 2016, 11:21:26 PM

Ok, time for some maths:

Total invested (so far after closed ICO): 10,254,276.64$ /85,000,000 ICN = 0.1206$

Why are you dividing the total sum raised by 85,000,000? the 15% of ownership that will be retained by the core dev team will come out of the total sum raised as well.

Um, that ain't how it works. The devs agree to mint 100M tokens. The total collected during the ICO pays for only 85M ICN tokens of that 100M total to be distributed among investors. The presumed market cap is bumped up to cover the remaining 15M ICN. So ICONOMI raised $10.25M in their ICO and goes to the exchange with a presumed market cap of $10.25M / 0.85 = $12M. Starting fair price on the exchange is $12M / 100M ICN = 0.12 USD per ICN. With BTC at $605 USD each, the ICN price equivalently is 0.12 / 605 = 0.0002 (approx.) BTC per ICN or 20K satoshi each.

The devs get $10.25M in cash to spend in their operations AND ownership of 15M ICN tokens as their founder reward that is their personal property. Their personal reward is separate from their operating expenses.