Important updates about the Enigma whitelist:
After many conversations with our community and our token sale partners, we have determined that there will be dynamic individual caps for our existing whitelist *based on time of registration.* While we are still determining the individual caps, we can say for certain that the maximum individual cap for the crowd sale would be less than $10,000 USD.
What does this mean?
- For each email address, we will look at the timestamp of your first submission to our whitelist. We will then use the most recent Slack and Telegram info you provided to verify your community account.
- This means if you submitted your whitelist application multiple times, you do not need to worry. You will keep your priority from your first submission.
Why did we decide this?
From the beginning, Enigma has had two primary goals: building a strong, committed community and holding a broad, fair, healthy crowd sale. This is the fairest model we have been able to determine for rewarding our committed community while maintaining broad participation. Weve used other successful token sales, such as 0x, as a model in determining how to handle our crowd sale and whitelist.
What next?
There is nothing you need to do at this time. Enigma will reach out this week (but NOT today) to individuals who have been whitelisted. These individuals will then be asked to reconfirm their interest and will be informed of their individual cap. We will announce across all channels when we have sent this communication. After whitelisted individuals confirm their interest, we may upgrade members of the waitlist to the whitelist.
Remember, you do not need to be whitelisted to participate in our crowd sale. After the whitelist participation window closes, the Enigma token sale will be open to all. There will still be ENG tokens available after the whitelist window.
Thanks for your patience, and please await more communications later this week.
I signed up for email updates on your website two or three weeks ago, and haven't seen any emails, and particularly haven't seen one that references the existence of a whitelist application. I've checked all my folders. Was this particular to me, others experienced this? Is it still possible for someone on your team to reference the time I (and others?) first submitted my email address on your website, so that I/we may be whitelisted? Obviously when we signed up for updates, this is exactly the kind of information we expected to see.