Quote from: Arros on January 11, 2014, 10:02:29 AM

Quote from: Fuserleer on January 10, 2014, 03:49:48 PM

Quote from: Arros on January 10, 2014, 03:06:01 PM

Is there some way to audit how much Fuserleer create for himself, his friends etc.? Fully anonymous system? That means no way for independent checking? How can outsiders know how much of that declared presale investment is just an excuse to create emunies for himself to stash away.

Anyway, when will the whitepaper with lots of details come out? It was supposed to be some time ago.

There will be publicly available information on all the pre-launch investments made, and the amount of eMu.

There will also be a block explorer of such, so with that in mind, ANYONE can cross check that the amount of invested is equal (or close to save for tester bonuses and rounding) to amount of eMu created.

I CAN NOT create additional eMu after the genesis block and wallets, that is governed and controlled by the supply algorithms and is distributed to balance holders and hatchers as per the rules of the system (which have been documented in various threads over and over).

I'm not even bothering to answer eMules FUD.

I was not talking about whether the total amount of emunie created is consistent with what is entailed by the total investment declared and unit price in presale. I was asking about how is it possible for the outside world to know the investors in presale are all real entities independent of you.

Are you going to reveal the identities of all investors? If some names are disclosed, how can people verify that none of them are fictitious, or as forum lingo goes, your sock puppets? With a totally anonymous system (let's assume you're successful with that), is it even possible to show you do not own more emunie than you'd like to tell? Is this a matter that can only be taken on faith?

If there is indeed no way to confirm the truth one way or another, why wouldn't one take this chance to acquire a big stash secretly? Who is to say one should not profit from his hard work, earn well for his talent, or a potentially revolutionary project should not let its visionary architect reap great rewards? Surely, it's easy to trust yourself in never crashing the market with it, to reason an emergency fund must be set aside just in case, and to believe it'd only strengthen your guiding hand to help emunie fulfill your vision. It's really not hard to convince oneself that apart from being the profitable thing to do, this is in fact the right thing to do.

I'm not writing to say you shouldn't do it either. I'm just highlighting the possibility or should I say, opportunity. Wink

Well I believe this is also a pretty easy thing to validate up to a few thousand eMu (which isn't such a big amount after all).
The investments are done on 3 fronts: 1. BTC, 2. LTC, 3. Wire transfers.
Wire transfers are harder to track, but looking in the blockchain to see total BTC and LTC sent to the addresses Fuserleer uses for these investments can be a pretty good indicator as to how much has been invested from the outside give or take a few % invested by wire transfers.