Can I suggest changing the dashboard to reflect these changes, if not you might have a few confused and upset people who don't read white paper 11.

Regarding the bonus structure, I believe I average around a 10% ICO bonus and everyone who participated in ICO 1 will get the 20% participant bonus (?)

So I would be looking at coming out of the ICO with a 30% bonus on my initial investment compared to the starting market rate, put like this it seems quite favourable if it launches on liquid exchanges.

Ok, after reading white paper 11 everything is more clear (if still quite complicated).

We now receive a smaller amount of ADL because the ICO will presumably not make the 900 BTC.

So instead of the initial promise of the price of ADL being formed by the takings of the ICO, it's now a fixed rate considering the 28,333,333 which is being distributed and the 900 BTC initial goal.

We will receive a proportional amount of ADL based on the takings of the ICO, for example if you thought you would get 50,000 ADL, and the ICO makes 450 BTC (exactly half of the target) you will receive 25,000 ADL.

To try and make this better for us, they are throwing a bunch of bonuses in.

This is what I get by reading the white paper, please correct me if I'm wrong. I think this new method of distribution is kinda going back on a promise, if this ICO was launched with a fixed price from the start, I would have been more hesitant to buy in.

As a contributor of over 1 BTC, I think this project should go ahead with the money made already, the second round ICO should be a focus.

Marketing has been poor, the website and the white papers are well thought out and well made, the marketing efforts don't match this quality.

Hiring a good social media manager and racking it up for the 2nd ICO would seem a sensible option to reaching larger amounts of investment.

Janus seems like a team who had this down really well, great reply times, great presence and they are at some 20 cents a token at the moment.

Market orders? I have no idea otherwise.

I think BitInstant had stopped conversions from BTC-E to MtGox for while and now they are back and the fee is only 0.89%.

Can't sign in from the UK. Works fine on my phone using the mobile site though.

Great transaction with tclo. Received BTC in minutes.

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The two best ways at the moment are using Transferwise to Bitstamp (£1 charge for the conversion) and using Bitcoinfridge.

The chap who runs Bitcoinfridge is really professional and fast. I've emailed him at 2/3am before and he has replied in minutes.

Good luck.

Localbitcoins is less about the prices advertised and more about the contacts you get.

In places like the UK it is really popular, probably because there is no GBP exchange.

You get someones number from the first trade and then continue to trade at Gox prices with them in person.

Same happens here. Clark Moody shows huge buying, price rises rapidly, then refreshing the forum results in an error for a few seconds, same with bitcoincharts.com. Odd, very odd.

Sold 35 BTC to AlexNeto. Great communication and very fast payment.

Successfully sold 10 BTC to Projects. Transaction was fast and painless.

Hopefully you will be able to continue soon. Transaction were always super fast and efficient.

I think it is definitely a case of people using their personal accounts for trading. Banks would flag a huge increase in transactions as fraud, my bank has been frozen just for making some large purchases before.

Two of the private UK sellers I often buy off have had their personal bank accounts frozen in the last 2 days. Seems blockchain.info is one of the few remaining places to buy BTC with GBP.