so if i understand it correctly. I send 10ETH and receive 9211 Neu. All these funds are locked into the contract until i invest it into of one of the startups.
On whatever reason i need back some funds i can send back the 9211NEU within 18 months and receive my initial ETH minus 10%, 9 ETH

If i buy on secondary market NEU, is the max amount of NEU i can send back to the contract limited to my initial 10 ETH and is it limited to my ETH Adress only or also open for buyers on secondary market who did not participate in ICBM?

Another thing, is there a version of the whitepaper in german language. For sure i know some people who would like to invest as you are located in Germany and offer opportunities
to get some other people started. Your idea isn´t that easy to understand reading the english whitepaper. 

Am i already able to send my NEU to another adress or is it only possible after the ICO ended 17 Dec.
MyEtherwallet has the option to show tokens. They are not shown yet but i can see them on the blockchain using etherscan.io
Thanks   

I like the idea and use of smart contract but as mu exp most of projects in crypto world are be alive for just couple of weeks and 18 month is like some centuries in crypto world btw good luck.

This is actually one of the best ideas I've read so far.  Excellent thinking.  I'm on board!  One question: I've invested already.  Can I invest more from the same eth account but in batches smaller than 1 eth?  I'm planning on investing my daytrade profits in this one (and if that turns out mediocre, my additional investments might be less than 1eth  ).  I could just wait but the amount of tokens reduce so I like to invest asap when possible.

cheers.

Can you please explain this to me. So at the moment investor-A gets around 921 NEU tokens for 1 ETH. Investor-B discovers Neufund near the end of ICO and gets only 200 NEU for the same contribution, 1 ETH.
They both decide to get their investment back after 18 months because they need ETH to buy something. How are you going to return 1 ETH when they have different amounts of NEU tokens?
Do you store this information, what amount of Ethers each investor contributed so you will return that amount no matter how much NEU investor has? Or you will exchange NEU for ETH at fixed rate so early investors will get more ETH back?

So we won't be able to trade the NEU at any exchange? We're only able to use our NEU to invest in future companies on NEUFUND?

I'm really interested in this and wondering what others think. I always like to read negative information so I can get the full grasp. From reading the whitepaper it seems like if this works it should be the standard by which ICOs operate.

Interesting! I'm going to Singapore for a BlockShow on November 27... I would like to meet some people there to discuss this project! Is anyone doing to be there?