From what I understand, 3.2million is for the pre-ico right? If say during the ICO the hardcap of 100million USD was reached then what will be the total circulating supply after the ICO? So I'm talking about the 25% out of total supply (including the frozen tokens). Personally I believe in the project and while I think Zenome could be very big in the very long term, I'm not sure about the short-term aspect of it, like in a year or two. If many potential investors share my belief, many will be reluctant to participate in the ICO since it would mean that the capital invested will be tied here for a while and this is definitely not a good thing. So I'm curious if the team has considered initiating a buy-back program, say like dedicating 5% of the funds raised or buying back certain amount ZNA after token listing (like 3-8% of the circulating supply, the more the better for the investors but I'm sure the team will find the right amount). This will not only secure investors' interests, it will generate the right amount of attention for Zenome after launch due to the price spike, having a promotional effect as well and will attract much more interest in the project and will raise much more funds during the ICO. It's like this, there are very promising altcoins out there but they are not receiving the right attention and hence is heavily devaluated. Most traders don't go and look for every altcoin but will be interested in a coin if something suddenly spiked. I hope you get what I mean. This can provide the right push to become one of the big alts. I think it would be a win-win for everyone since it's quite obvious that the buy-back funds will be much less than the additional funds raised due to the buy-back program too. Let me know what you guys think.. N btw good luck Devs.