Quote from: FastBrain on October 10, 2017, 09:57:54 AM

Quote from: SF17 on October 10, 2017, 09:01:48 AM

Guys, the 2nd round was always going to be a lottery with the little RPX that was left and some people still wanting to send huge amounts of NEO. We also knew that if the transaction was unsuccessful, then the NEO would take a while to be refunded. For me, this being the first ICO with NEO, it was also a learning experience....

You win some, you lose some. Move on to the next one.

This transaction didn't get RPX at this time... not still refunded...
Do you think that this is a good or bad transaction?

https://imgur.com/a/6iUgV

I get what you're saying but, with the demand and hype for Red Pulse (and low supply in the second round), there were always going to be be a lot of disappointed people. With ETH ico's, the transaction just fails and you get your ETH back into MEW or wherever you sent it from. What I'm saying is, everyone knew that there was a chance of the transaction being unsuccessful and the NEO being held. The comments on Slack are just something to grasp at. Even if there wasn't the block or timestamp issue, and everyone sent at exactly 1 second into the 2nd hour, most people would not get into the second round and would still be complaining and cursing Red Pulse. That was the decision I had to make: Take the risk of trying for the 2nd round or cash out some NEO at $36 for another ICO. I went half and half.

I don't mean to sound flippant about it and I hope everyone gets there NEO back ASAP.

Edit: If that was not a rhetorical question and the RPX did not show up in your wallet under "assets" then the transaction was not successful.