Quote from: eprocent on May 23, 2018, 08:41:10 AM

Quote from: lx001 on May 22, 2018, 12:48:13 PM

Quote from: deepblue01 on May 20, 2018, 01:53:05 PM

how you know that address is for bounty hunters?
yeah, i have read that article but they did not mention any link address to pay like you did

It is clearly stated in the article that the provided address contains bounty tokens. However there is a fixed amount, does it mean that now they know the total supply (KYC completed)?

News on the news and a lot of confusion. Even if ETH bounty rewards are the real one, there is no guarantee that bounty participants will receive their rewards. I'm saying this, considering the problem within Envion, which accuses the extra (and suspicious) issuance of 40 million Tokens.
See this: https://envion-founders.org/ceo-woestmann-silently-backtracks-40-million-extra-tokens-claim-against-envion-founders/

I think we have to wait and finally when they finish this court cases against each other we will be able to receive our bounty payment. If they refuse to pay after that then we have to come all together and open another court case against them. Bounty hunters own 3% of all Envion tokens. These tokens are in prospectus and white paper. I think if you can get in trouble for printing additional tokens. This is obvious that you will have problems if not pay 3% of existing tokens to their legal owners (bounty hunters). If they refuse to pay we have to come altogether an act. Together we are much stronger.