Quote from: opticalcarrier on February 21, 2014, 02:46:20 PM

Quote from: jubalix on February 21, 2014, 08:15:39 AM

>>>YOUR REASON DOES NOT MAKE LOGICAL SENSE<<<<

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Even then if a person does not chose to have anon release the coins, he can send the portion back to you (minus his fee) and if exo is that good you will have no problem selling them at nice profit.
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NO. this is the definition of a PREMINE. The appropriate action to handle eXo that was not transfered out of genesis to a legit buyer due to these reasons you have laid out is to recalculate ratios and distribute it out to the pool of buyers.

You....are actually right, because all is happening a the number of exo investors is smaller.....to be complete though would say investors invest through other escrows or directly, anon136 would have to return a portion of exos he hold as a multiplied by the 1/ of his clients total buy in

so total exos' IPO = XBTC, but x = Anon + all others

Percentage of Anon clients decide not to buy in

new IPO value = Anon-not buy in + all others

Anon extra expos would have to be reallocated

exos to redistribute to his members = R1 = [new IPO value x [Anon-not buy]/IPO value]

and give back R2 = all others = [all others/new IPO value]

Anos member would receive R1/ split out proportionately,

and R2 also, perhaps administered by exos dev.

However I expect that -not buy in will be small.

It goes the other way as well, of the others that some how don't turn up.