If there is no maximum limit of collection is not so interesting from the point of view of the investor as this will try to enter the first to the project to get a good profitability.
I disagree and find this completely to be false. Have you read any news regarding
MobileGo, the biggest crowdsale ever? They've used the same model.
I personally as an investor try to find projects that have a maximum collection limit of between 10-15 million in the ICO so that when it comes to market the total capitalization of the tokens can be multiplied by the maximum number of times.
Then invest near the end if you are conformable with the total amount that has been raised.
In this project you are saying that there is no maximum limit of collection and that until the end of the 30-day ICO you will distribute the tokens according to the money raised.
Putting a maximum also implies a centralized decision on the value of each token. I find it better that the market decides the price per token, especially in a project focused on decentralization.