Quote from: BtcMan2009 on April 30, 2018, 10:26:21 AM

Quote from: Signals.network on April 29, 2018, 07:20:46 PM

Why burning tokens is not fair?
For example, imagine the company is selling 50% of a total amount of 100 million tokens (hypothetically). Now imagine that due to tricky conditions of the market they are able to sell only 10% of those tokens for sale. This means that effectively they sell only 5% of tokens (10% of that 50% for sale). The rest is burned, so now we are in the situation that the company holds 50 million of tokens when the token sale participants hold only 5 million. This situation could create problems of trust within the community regarding the price of the token, which could be manipulated by the company. And of course, this wouldnt happen if the company redistributed the unsold tokens among the token sale participants.

Now when the sale is coming to an end, can you tell me the approximate number of tokens to be distributed between the participants? As for entering the marketplaces these coins are the first to be sold to investors. Plus here will add another coin out of his office headhunters. Which lasted several mesyatsev.Vozmozhno course it's not much impact on the course, because the percentage still small.

Please wait for the main token sale end, than more information will be provided. There are still investors buying SGN tokens.