Quote from: ralexvalex on November 16, 2014, 12:14:18 PM

I personally didn't buy any, and there is why:

1) Dev, if you are able to implement voting into the wallet, why didn't you do it in the first place? I would prefer bittrex to inspect functionality of it rather then basic CP wallet with no features.
2) Why do you need ICO funds? Can't you generate yourself say 2-3% and ask bittrex to place buy back order with the ICO price thus greatly boosting investor's confidence. (They would get their fees anyway)
3) You say you would need 4 weeks for voting implementation, being here for a while can tell you for sure: FUDers, Quick-proffiters and Whiners will destroy the price in a week

They only person I can see gaining here in ICO fund controller, which is you...

P.S. Not FUDding, just explaining why I do not see it as a great investment opportunity.

1) I wasn't sure if anyone was even interested in decentralized blockchain voting. The ICO was first and foremost a method of measuring the interest level.

2) Not sure what you are asking here, but the funds are going to be used to support and stabilize the price.

3) I personally don't think it's that long to wait for what is being offered, but to each their own. Existing implementations of blockchain voting (such as Heavycoin) are much too different in vision and execution, so I will be coding it from scratch, which takes a bit longer than just copy/pasting a feature that another coin already has.