Quote from: Aio.Community on August 23, 2018, 02:38:20 PM

Quote from: Asya77 on April 17, 2018, 10:37:56 PM

guys, seems you are new here. so I think you have great chances to have an attention, but I can't find information on site about your team. no names, no links

it just made me look at the contract. and everything is interesting there. everything that comes comes to a personal address. if I'm wrong, correct

Hi, the STPZ Sale smart contract is open, published on Ethereum and the code is available to read both here:
https://etherscan.io/address/0x02b8b5d2c2f05c074850c5bdffdb711edbcd8704#code
and
https://github.com/codemailtech/CodeMailStampSale/blob/master/contracts/CodeMailStampSale.sol

As you can see by looking at the contract code, when the sales contract itself was created it then created and held the initial 500M STPZ tokens.
In order to purchase STPZ, you send ETH to the sales contract address.
The sale contract will then automatically return the STPZ you purchased based on the rate of STPZ per ETH.
The ETH that is received is forwarded to the sale contract's owner address.
The owner's address is the controlling address of both the sales contract itself and the ETH that is spent to purchase STPZ.
Therefore, the CodeMail co-founders control the STPZ sale contract in order to set the rate and distribute STPZ.
And also hold all the ETH from STPZ sales and will use this ETH in order to fund the development of the CodeMail project.
You can see the allocation of development funds here: https://codemail.tech/stamp/

Altogether then, there are 500M STPZ tokens that were created. That number is fixed and new STPZ tokens can never be created.
STPZ tokens are immediately received when purchased - there is no waiting weeks or months for tokens to be distributed, or
worrying that you will never get your tokens. The ETH transactions are always visible on the blockchain and the CodeMail team
is always trying to provide as much transparency around the allocation of STPZ and the use of development funds as outlined here:
https://codemail.tech/stamp/

Please let us know if you have any more questions.

Best regards,