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The dices decided the winners for the pre-launch Shares giveaway !

If you didn't received any Private Messages... I'm sorry you didn't won Sad

I hope you'll be part anyway of the project !

I didn't receive pm Grin

it's OK
I'll buy some shares later

I didn't win either. Would be glad to see those who won

Also, on which date will I be able to buy KiB shares? What's the max no. of shares going to be sold that way?

Hi,

I didn't post names here to keep privacy, but your request is fair-enough.
I'll send them a PM asking them to post here, they'll do it only if they accept.

We have 9 winners here and 1 on CryptocoinTalk. 4 of them are still not registered.

The Share cap is unlimited.

Thanks KiB. I am trying to understand the share cap. Any direct relation (or prediction possible) between shares and coins? x Coins = y shares ?

Well, the Share cap isn't a factor in any calculations.
The important factors are:

Total Shares (active + inactive)
Total Active Shares
Your Shares
Numbers of Active Contributors

Each Roll the system calculate the value of 1 Share:
(472 / Total Active Shares) = Y

Then, for example if you have 72 Shares, you'll earn 72 * Y

This math is available directly on your account dashboard.

The Total Shares (active + inactive) is important cause you know the amount of Shares that are sleeping.
The Number of Active Contributors shouldn't be underestimated, because it's the quantity of Shares getting dumped on a Roll (1 Share per Active Contributor).

Sorry for asking too many questions

May be it's too obvious.

The reason for me asking about share cap is because I am trying to predict a possible market value for KiB based on the total no. of coins & the number of shares. Assuming I am not a contributor and just a shareholder, I am trying to see if I am paying a good value for the shares I bought. Thanks for your answers.