Quote from: brekyrself on June 11, 2017, 02:22:36 AM

The github page clearly says:

"Draft EOS Token Sale Contract

DISCLAIMER: Everything contained in this repository is in draft form and subject to change at any time and provided for information purposes only. block.one does not guarantee the accuracy of the information contained in this repository and the information is provided as is with no representations or warranties, express or implied. This code is owned and copyrighted by block.one and cannot be used by anyone for any purpose other than testing on the Etheruem test network.

This repository contains the draft source code for the EOS Token Sale. It is being released so that it may be reviewed by the community and deployed and tested by all on the Ethereum test network.

No information regarding the final terms and timing or properties of the sale have been released at this time."

360 days is also a very, very long window to purchase. I imagine the purchase history should be available for everyone to see thus can judge when it's a good time to get in? Obviously why they are front loading the first 5 day window with 20%.

Everything can be changed, yet all the devs are supporting it this way. It's a gambling game for 360 days I will be coming out with more information on this project to expose it.

New Fact

Devs have no stake in the coin

They just want your funds(ETH), maybe Dan Larimer will drop this project like he did Steem/BitShares then go code for Ethereum with all that ETH. Invest in a coin where the developers have no economic incentive to get it successful? LOL! Rule #1 make sure devs have major economic incentive in whichever project you are investing in, they should make less money from funding and more from the value of their project going up to be legit. I'm just being quiet in their telegram writing down all the facts that are being discussed by the people.