I'm not sure it makes sense. Did you basically pay yourself when buying nebl? Are the funds in any way separated from your private funds and does anything prevent you from just withdrawing the money and keeping them as private funds.
I think it would be way better just to take maybe 5 or 10 % from the start unless you actually get paid for doing consultancy and helping people make sideshains on neblio. It's great if developers stand to earn a huge fortune for doing great work. That way their interests are aligned with shareholders/tokenholders.
I think consulting and business services is going to be a big part of how the Neblio developers/operators make their revenue (from my understanding of the white paper).
I'm not sure how other blockchain systems generate revenue, but I think offering business services is perhaps more authentic in that the developers need to continue pushing the system out to enterprises in order to maintain their revenue. It ensures growth of the network.
If you take a big slice of the initial coins then there might be more incentive to quit once the value reaches $X. Just my thoughts though.
Couple of questions for Eddy:
- Will privatized Neblio systems still use NEBL as a token? How do token holders get value from companies deploying Neblio privately?
- What percentage of enterprises do you estimate are likely to want private versus public blockchain solutions?
- Are you holding any/some/all BTC or cashing it to USD in order to hire developers and staff?
Looking forward to seeing the raised amount cross that nice round number 😉