Quote from: NutMasterTardd on December 12, 2017, 10:57:59 AM

Quote from: WhattaCOINcidence on December 12, 2017, 07:00:31 AM

I just hope they do the sensible thing and reduce amount of the bounties in proportion to the token burn. Other than that, I'm happy they made the right decision on the bounty release date.

I think reducing bounties would cause a backlash which would make the team seem less trustworthy and also bounty hunters shouldn't suffer due to lack of ICO raised funds. I think maybe unsold tokens shouldn't all be burnt but instead some should be distributed to ICO participants, this could be done by the ICO price of 5000 per 1 BTC raised being altered to 10,000 per 1 BTC (or even higher) which would make investors happy and then bounty hunters do not get affected. I think maybe a little more time for ICO particpants to trade before bounties are distributed might be a good idea, maybe two weeks instead of one.

People who invested real money vs people who copy paste.

Bounties should be reduced to reflect amount of tokens sold.

that stake is huge... 500k split between 32 people..

Going to piss every investor off.
If you as a bounty hunter think that is ok... you need to get a job... invest real money... and watch someone who copy pastes something destroy your investment.

that bounty should be reduced to reflect the amount of tokens sold.

Or meridian is basically giving thier actual investors a Big FUCK YOU.. which they are basically already doing by being silent and treating the people who put real money into thier project like shit.