@Dotrego thank you for your reply, but could you please clarify, in case investor deposted 7 BTC, and he will open 7 wallets in 7 blockchains, how will will divide my 7 BTC, xxx HYBRID in value of 1 BTC in each chain in HYBRID -the wallets of other blockchains will see it as HYBRID? This is what people don't understand how asset HYBRID can be on the other blockchain wallets as HYBRID. Probably investors want to get HYBRID in order to be able to trade on the Exchange. So they are more interested in receiving HYBRID in order to be able to withdraw it to the exchange and in case they want to transfer HYBRID to the exchange what will be the process? As some investors are good traders but not good in technology side. So they are interested if they bought xxx amount of HYBRID how they can withdraw it to exchange total amount, where probably you will have pairs with HYBRID to other assets. I hope I explained clearly the concern of some investors.
The donation is split in 7 about equal pieces, so donators will receive 1/7 of their originally donated value on every blockchain (plus rounding off), making 7/7 in total. That's why we need 7 addresses. The Status ICO has shown again how risky it can be to be dependent on just one type of blockchain. After receiving, the users will be able transfer them via decentralized exchanges or a centralized one. Their value is equally distributed among the 7 types of blockchains we're supporting first.
Thanks for the explanation @Dotrego.
When you say PIN, are you referring to the 5-digit code issued at time of contribution? Basically, if one has this code and the txid, that's all that is required to later claim HYBRID-s once the cross-chain wallet becomes available. - Is that a correct understanding?
Well if you properly filed it, there is more to test with. But we'll only come to that if there is reason for doubt. For instance, we also only accept requests from existing registered email addresses.
Yes, email address too. - Thanks!