Quote from: misocialnetwork on October 18, 2014, 11:43:36 AM

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Edit: Saw this in OP: So, how much was raised during ICO & what would the buy wall be at then?

Quote from: cryptzo on September 24, 2014, 11:30:09 PM

What happens here depends on the success of the ICO. If a minimum of 500 btc is raised during the ICO, 50% will be used to support the price of the entire coinbase. That means that if there is 1,000,000 coins, and 500 BTC was raised, then 250 BTC will be used as a permanent buy wall at 0.00025 BTC. All coins sold into this wall will be destroyed, thus setting a permanant floor that can not be breached for the forseeable future.

There was only around 8 bitcoin raised so there is no wall

who cares about your info that is 110% wrong they got alot more then 8 bitcoin i gave almost 0.50 of a bitcoin myself so you are saying only 16 people invested in this coin i think not and you do not even know how many bitcoins the dev of this coin got him being elusive like bigfoot like he is i do not believe only 8 bitcoins tell i see proof

Just answering his question, if you don't know the answer how do you know it is 110% wrong. Also you are saying only 16 people invested based off your investment. Some people might have spent 1 bitcoin some might have spent 0.001btc

So half the question was will there be a wall no......100% correct, the other half was how much bitcoin was collected a variance of up to 20% off So my answer was 80+% correct at 50% of the question so that would be 90% correct. (That means you are 200% wrong by the way)

There was only 67.8566045 SEED sold in the ICO and the majority were all around the 0.1btc mark, All the rest came from people mining. And just because you want to hear it from the dev:

From post #319 on page 16 of the thread

Quote from: cryptzo on October 05, 2014, 04:44:13 PM

It's complicated. It really depends on when you got in on the ICO at this point, and how many you got. Everything aspect of SEED is designed to favor those that got in early. We realized early that the ICO was not going to be as successful as we anticipated we tried halting the price increases, but early investors were less than pleased. We had a quick discussion and it was decided to continue on as planned, basically shooting ourselves in the foot for money. The ICO raised less than 10 BTC. I guarantee the mining rig rental community as a whole is getting paid more than that right now to mine SEED.