It is still not clear to me, sorry!

Let's say people buy your coin outside of the app because they believe in your project and it rises in value because of that, those coins can be traded for more in-app MZI than before the increase in value!?

In other words, the point of buying the coins would not initially be to trade them right away, but hoping for it to rise in value and then trade or sell them?

If that is the case, I agree that you should make this more clear and probably name both types of coins differently to avoid a lot of confusion that'll surely be caused otherwise.

I really like the idea of your project, but it should be executed slightly different for the reasons named above and to make people actually buy the coins outside of the app, for now it is simply not apparent enough when or why they should rise in value thus make a good investment.

Here's one thing I am not getting and I'd appreciate it if you could shed some light on it/explain it to me - thanks!

You say the coins bought through the app can't be transferred outside the app - that much I am getting, also that tokens bought now at a discount can be transferred into the app and used.

Let's say I don't wanna use the coins/tokens but simply want to invest. If the coins can be purchased at $0.05 (or whatever) through the app, why would the tokens bought now increase in price to one higher than that if (IF I got that right!) IF all they can be used for is transferring them to the app and actually use them? Why should anyone pay let's say $1 for them on an exchange when he can buy them for $0.05 through the app?

Maybe I am just not getting it. It all sounds like a good idea, but I fail to see the point of investing in something that will always be available at a steady price if you know what I mean.

I guess I got something wrong here, so any explanation would be appreciated.

Billy, you are definitely not alone thinking that there might be something wrong here.

I gotta give it to them that there were actually first reports about their plans dating back to 2015, but that won't make me trust this much more at the moment. Maybe it was a serious project in the beginning and after finding out that it is simply not feasable they went on anyway and decided to at least cash in on it. We'll see in a while I guess.

The beyond generous rewards for referring your friends to their webinar are also looking kinda shady. They are either very generous or offering somehting that won't be of any value or simply doesn't exist i.e. you'll never receive.

They are blocking/banning anyone asking about their team etc., but put so much effort into recruiting new webinar participants, making people help them getting press coverage - it is surprising they didn't simply make up a team. Most people don't check their background anyway, presenting a few faces wouldn't be that much of an effort.

As I said before, this sounds too good to be true and at the same time lacks any evidence. Not exactly the kind of combination that makes me wanna invest any money.

As we all (should) know, if something seems to good to be true, it probably isn't!

They (he?) want(s) to send satellites into space, but fail to provide anything a proper ICO comes with - as some of you have already pointed out.

All we know is one face of a guy supposedly called Lance Parker. While I am sure there are people out there called Lance Parker, it still sounds like some super hero's secret identity and of course is a great name for a former pilot (that he claims to be).

You can only buy the tokens in a very unorthodox way and I couldn't find any information on where they go to once I have paid for them - it's like shooting money into space (pun intended!).

Let's see if the promised free coins will actually arrive at those who have watched the webinar and what happens after that. Before any of that happens I'd stay clear off buying any tokens, let alone one of the "great" packages.

There is also no way to tell if the number of sales already made are actually true.

Granted, IF all of this is real and legit, it might be a ground breaking technology (although I still don't see how the internet is left outside when I have to plug this cube or whatever into my router - it'd make sense if I could plug it directly into my computer and then - however - it would connect me to a satellite). If that is the case, they should definitely work on their presentation, introduce the team etc....