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Ive learned that the tokens were sold at $1.6 during the pre-ICO, although the description of the project says that all coins would be sold for $2 per piece. The reason of the changes isnt clear. Can anyone explain?

Coins were sold at a cost of $1.6 and $1.8 per piece during the pre-ICO, its really right. These were just discounts for pre-ICO. There wont be any discounts during the ICO.

Ive read several reviews in blogs that Hamsters ICO will be unique. Why do so many people think so?

Well, I'm not sure, but maybe the reason is that Hamster changed the notion of tokens. If everyone sells them as a kind of stocks, this company will sell them as debt obligations to investors.

Does it mean that an investor gives the company a credit and it will be return ed later?

Yes, exactly! The debts will be returned with income for investors via the redemption of tokens.

Its very interesting, and what profitability can investors count on?