Quote from: andreibi on February 21, 2019, 03:18:23 PM

Quote from: kotwica666 on February 10, 2019, 08:32:13 PM

Quote from: electronicash on February 10, 2019, 05:43:35 PM

at first i thought they finally changed their minds and now grateful to what the bounty hunters are doing but they seem to have changed all that is being details in the allocations.

Quote from: DenysM on February 07, 2019, 11:38:10 AM

If I open the white paper, I see the price of the token $1. I open the spreadsheet and see that the price of the token for the participants in the bounty is 0.002 cents. The participant legendary advertises the project for 11 weeks and will receive 198 euros. This team is a scam.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lCi4vedT9sGOxebtc_1MQ2gqB0z3nSIcHYpo50dFjno/edit#gid=35669359

very unfortunate really for those who works form the very start of the bounty. i have to say they did 3 separate bounty campaigns if they pay them all with the tokens which is what is actually the right thing to do if they do have the right mind. Grin

The project has changed form from ICO to STO, so it can not have anything to do with cryptocurrencies, anyway tokens would be worthless. Bounty rewards they must pay in fiat money, (probably) this is the only legal option.
The bounty program was calculated for 2% of funds raised. It was announced that $1M was raised, so $20k will be paid out. Unfortunately, but the calculations are correct.

EDIT: I was wrong. As STO project they can pay in tokens or cryptocurrency.

I guess that's fair. The fund raising was able to raise a little above the minimum cap. If they raised $10M, $200k would have been paid out. Let's just charge this to the bear markets - wrong timing and all.

I think the participants are more angry about imprecise information and the whole drama coming with the suddenly planned cancellation of the whole campaign without payment.