Quote from: jchi18 on May 15, 2017, 05:21:47 PM

So I see that 2/3 of funds raised will be reserved for further development and additional liquidity. How much of that goes to the actual payment of the development team? Can they take the entire amount for themselves? Is there a rule that prevents them from doing that?

The way you should view the 2/3's of the unsold tokens as:

a) could be offered in future sales to increase liquidity. If these future shares are offered at or (preferably above market price), It would actually be beneficial, because larger liquidity pool, more $$$ burned. Also if they are creating a deflationary system, it would be smart to reintroduce more tokens once the supply pool has dwindled or diminished...

b) by retaining 2/3's of all tokens created, let's say the crowdraiser ends with 3.5 million dollars....now there company is worth 10.5 million dollar valuation, because they retain the other 7 million worth in tokens.

It's quite genius to do this.

If you start putting, 2 and 2 together, it becomes pretty evident dev is pretty smart and knows what they are doing.

They are trying to create a juggernaut of a system that will create revenue for all shareholders over time $$$$

Buku bux....

My guess is, eventually this coin will be a trailblazer.

food for thought:

... but what if?

The dev used liquidity pool to rebuy our QUA tokens?