@JCBAHY

The token metrics for this sale does not make sense.

A hardcap of $20,000,000 with
available tokens for sale = 1,500,000,000
1ETH = 6,000 Force

So assuming ETH = say $950 (easy for rounding and close to current price)

Therefore token price =

$950/6000

= $0.158

So to get hardcap, multiply that by the number of tokens for sale, 1,500,000,000,

Then hardcap = 1,500,000,000,* $0.158

Which equals around $237,000,000 dollars - as opposed to $23,700,000 which is essentially your $20m hardcap advertised with the extra 3.7m discrepancy due to the eth price I chose.

Token sale figures taken directly from your website. So either a) you have an extra 0 in token supply or b) your hardcap is 10x as much as you advertise it to be.

Which is it?