No, they most certainly don't

. You're using your wife as a bargaining chip. You seem to forget that you're not dealing with experienced investors. You've set up a system where there's no accountability for MasterCoin's finances and you've rushed the fundraising along before a proper detailed plan is explained. No investor worth one's salt would touch this.
I still think you're under-qualified. When this falls apart either because you can't put it together in the first place or the house of cards falls your reputation is ruined.
You make a good point that my investors aren't experienced. I could actually get in big trouble if I represented MasterCoins as an equity stake, since it is illegal to sell equity to investors who aren't "accredited" (rich). I was very careful to structure this as a sale of currency for just that reason!
Also, my wife isn't a bargaining chip. I'm just describing my personal situation. It could be that bounties are the way to go as a result.
You could also get in trouble selling currency...... Either way your personal 'situation' is irrelevant and unprofessional to use as a bargaining chip.
Anyway, I've voiced my criticism and you've made it clear that you see no problem proceeding as is and have no intention of addressing the serious issues raised in a reasonable way.