Quote from: Crazymoon on September 14, 2017, 09:07:54 PM

Thank you very much for your answers! Now things look really good and much clear. I have 1 more question to ask.

Thank you, Crazymoon. Feel free to reach out anytime. You will always get a response back just as soon as BitcoinTalk lets me post

Quote from: Crazymoon on September 14, 2017, 09:07:54 PM

What happens if the ICO fail? People are going to get refund? Any plan B?

ICO fails if we do not sell 2,500,000 PEX-Tokens. At this point, by all indications, this is now thankfully unlikely to occur. We've had several large buyers reach out to us indicating their intention to make larger volume purchases. If this holds true then my answer becomes immaterial. But to answer your question, should the ICO not be minimally funded with a sale of 2,500,000 PEX-Tokens, then buyers will be refunded less transactional fees, all of which are clearly spelled out in our Terms. The minimal sale of 2,500,000 PEX-Tokens gives us sufficient funds necessary to begin our proof of concept, albeit on a smaller scale. Funds would then be raised in the future from our fixed token supply of remaining PEX-Tokens from the standpoint of a company in the middle of various stages of home builds and buyer placements into our ecosystem.