Quote from: WHAProject on October 16, 2017, 04:50:06 PM

Quote from: karwanmino on October 16, 2017, 04:38:16 PM

1. Pre-sale (16 October 2017 24 October 2017). On Pre-sale round would be sold 10 million WHA. Cap - $400,000. 1 WHA price = $0.04

Pre-sale revenue will be spent on preparation, compatibility testing and public presentation of WHA mobile application concept, marketing and preparation of ICO seed-round.

2. ICO seed-round (11 December 2017). On ICO seed-round would be sold 20 million WHA. Cap - $8,400,000. Price 1 WHA = $0.42

Revenue will go to the development of the own blockchain, to users wallets development, popularization, product marketing, projects internal market development and public launch of WHA mobile application. In 6 months we aim brand recognition.

3. ICO (02 July 2018). On ICO would be sold 30 million WHA. Cap - $48,600,000. Price 1 WHA = $1.62 Cash will go to global marketing, contextual advertising, widening internal market and connection to healthcare systems of some countries. WHA Project will start accepting WHA token as a means of payment in internal store and involve medical institutes for the data usage.

these all equals = 60m tokens .. and the other 40m will be for team members+siblings

+safe supply ..

regards

40 million will be kept by the WHA Project Reserve Fund for the team, to pay for data contribution, partners and in order to hire new staff and further development over the next 5 years. These tokens
will be kept in multi-signature wallets.

This is the outline from our Whitepaper, same page actually, few lines above.

As we will reward our app users with tokens (let's call it Mining with Trackers) we require huge amount of tokens to be stored for further distribution

True, yet the high amount of tokens held back is a discouragement for investment.
You could choose to buy tokens during the run, when company's acquire the data, to acquire the required amount of tokens that are send out as incentive to those with the trackers running (as this is the data your selling), so lets say every company that requires the data, pays 6WHA per user, the wha-project pays 5WHA to the user and hold 1 for the data transition and development, rendering an incentive for the company to continue developping, increasing the userbase and eventually making it more interesting for company's and users to use the WHA-Project.

But hey, that is my 2 pennies