2) How much cash do they still have from the 12 million dollar ico? YES OR NO.
6) They premined 2.5% to charity. Did they send the money to charity. Which charity. Please LIST and YES OR NO.
7) They premined 2.5% to FoundationX. Did you send it to the foundation? YES OR NO.
*) Who administrate the charity and foundation funds. The team nimiq or WHO?
6) They premined 2.5% to charity. Did they send the money to charity. Which charity. Please LIST and YES OR NO.
7) They premined 2.5% to FoundationX. Did you send it to the foundation? YES OR NO.
*) Who administrate the charity and foundation funds. The team nimiq or WHO?
2) you ask for yes or no when it's not a yes/no question
6/7) It's not premined but vested, i.e. most of the funds can not be transferred yet and are locked on the blockchain (for up to 10 years according to their vesting schedule).
*) The funds are controlled by the two foundations board (ImpactX Foundation for charity purposed and Nimiq Foundation for Nimiq purposes). I guess those foundations are properly registered non-profits in Switzerland, so there is proper oversight through authorities.
After Robin Linus (the founder of the project) left the project, today another nimiq contributior left the nimiq foundation....
Arthur Gervais, an early contributor and friend to Nimiq, will be leaving the foundations board to fully focus on his role as the CEO of @liquiditynet and his academic work (together with #Nimiq).
Arthur Gervais, an early contributor and friend to Nimiq, will be leaving the foundations board to fully focus on his role as the CEO of @liquiditynet and his academic work (together with #Nimiq).
As mentioned in your quote and confirmed through telegram, Arther will continue to work with Nimiq Team, he just will step back from the foundation board (that decides on funding as outlined above) to have more time for teaching, research and his own blockchain project.