Quote from: Orocrypt on August 31, 2017, 04:31:21 PM

Update from the recent progressions in the Orocrypt project:

- We are now working on the implementation of the gold token Smart Contract, including the web development (platform). We expect to launch it in late September/early October.

- Refunding of the Bitcoin and Ethers were done; followed by the Euros (bankwire) being almost completed.

- We expect to list the OROC tokens during September. Currently, we are in talks with 2 exchanges.

- The Board passed a resolution about OROC bonuses. All the investors who decided to stay (after the end of the ICO), will receive a bonus as follows:
Investments between 1 and 10 OROC will receive 1 OROC.
Investments between 10 and 20 OROC will receive 2 OROC.
(And so on.)

- We are aware that the persons who participated in the Bounty Programs did a lot of work for the ICO. The Board approved a special bonus of 130 OROC for the top bounty participants. Since there is too many, we will be developing; with Ambisafe; a lottery system to allocate those OROC by random selection in the list.

Dear Orocrypt!

I think that your team has acted very unprofessional in relation to the participants of the bounty campaigns:

1) the manager who lead the thread of the bounty simply disappeared without any explanations or announcements;
2) none of the OROteam also came there to clarify the situation around the project and answer community questions;
3) the spreadsheet of participants was deleted - and none of us knows the whole list or their honestly earned stakes;
4) the fact that you announced a certain lottery, has neither a date for holding, nor any clarity in the procedure for selecting "winners"...

It would not be nice to offend anyone, but it is necessary to maintain self-control, professionalism and respect for those whom you hire to promote your project - even if it does not become successful. On good terms, you should honestly announce the current situation around the project and discuss with the bounty hunters possible options for fair and honest compensation - especially since you are planning to continue the project.

Sincerely, but with a misunderstanding,
EvRo74