Obviously the team invested...
Cause they get there eth back anyways, but also get free tokens to sell for whatever price.
It's the only way I see it. Otherwise they wouldn't have raised so much.

Hello guys, I'm mining two weeks without reset or freeze, but from yesterday I cant mine. Program crash itself and there is message in the log that GPU hangs (watchdog activation). That happen with random card.

8 hours ago another three rigs stopped working, but, after reboot they start to work without problems.

Is there any cure for this problem? Can someone help with with the advice?

It's 99,9% graphic memory realted and heat combined issue. I have 3 rigs based on Asus cards, same mainboards as You have. 2 Rigs 6 x Asus RX480 8GB DUAL and 1 Rig 3xRX480 + 1x Asus R9 290. RM860 / AX1200 / OCZ1250 PSU's. I spent lot of time to diagnose the issue and i can say one thing - avoid to use any of Asus 480 8GB cards. Initially, just like any other i copied 1750 to 2000 memory starps, set all of my 480's to GPU:1010@980mv / MEM:2000@1000mV giving me 28,3 MH/s each while -dcri set to 6 and -ethi set to 16. Than it started. Hangs, freezes, bluescrrens, no signal at all etc. Raising GPU/memory voltage to stock value didnt help at all, neither lowering intensity. So i started to mine with only one card, one by one, to check what's wrong. Out of 15 GPUS: one got RMA, because it even fails at stock bios (no mod at all) and stock clocks (gpu hangs within minutes at PCIEx16 slot, I had to wait almost 3 months for new card!), 4 GPUS cannot handle correctly 2000 MHz memory speed (altough there was no Memory errors at HWINFO), i had to lower it to 1950. Another 2 cards was very temperature sensitive (temps higher than 69 caused hangs - it's very strange cause i tested few other cards and thhey did work well even at 85). One GPU cannot handle even 1950 MHz and i had to set it to 1900 MHz. They are much more stable ATM. GPU temperatures varies from 64 to 73, VRM hit 84. Since then, one rig is rock stable (do not hang at all), other 2 rigs still hang up (and i do not know why, because I have no more "GPU x hangs in OpenCL call,..." i suspect it's network related issue) but now it's like once per 4-7 days, rather than 5-10 times per day. I ended up with stats like below (rejects are due to weak wi-f signal).

115.974 MH/s, 12615/2/1 (0.02%): 28.115+28.110+28.131+31.616 MH/s
164.959 MH/s, 1729/1/0 (0.06%): 27.388+27.393+26.572+27.386+28.089+28.128 MH/s
168.027 MH/s, 2468/0/0 (0.00%): 28.119+28.132+28.128+28.126+28.131+27.388 MH/s

PS1. Claymore 9.1 is more stable for me than 9.3 (single mining)
PS2. There is some corelation between loosing Internet connection and hanging GPU's.

Ok, I misunderstood. I thought you meant you sold the 18 TIME on there, and then sent 0.3 TIME. My Bad. If you have 18 showing on liqui balance right now, the 0.3 should have arrived as well. You will need to contact liqui support if that is the case.

There is a minimum deposit of 1 TIME on liqui. If you deposit anything 0.99 TIME and under, it will show on the blockchain, but not in your balance until you get it to 1 TIME.

How to send TIME to an exchange's TIME or personal TIME wallet address:

1. Have a minimum ETH balance of 0.01 or more. (ALL ERC20 tokens require ETH GAS for sends)
2. Click Send Ether and Tokens on top left (next to Generate Wallet)
3. Enter whatever you use to unlock wallet (private key, phrase, file + password, whatever YOU use).
4. A form opens with 3 fields to fill. Put the TIME address you are sending to in field #1
5. Select TIME in the drop down menu on right side of field #2. Enter the amount of TIME you are sending in field #2.
6. Wait until field #3 auto-fills with the gas required. Click generate transaction below field #3.
7. Once transaction details fill, click on send transaction. Click "Yes! I am sure. Make transaction." on right side of pop-up window.

There is no scenario where you should ever have to transfer TIME to ETH to BTC to send.

since when do you speak for me?

I am here Mr professional panda86,thanks for your support