As far as I know this is not encouraged, since the goal is to expediate the distribution as quickly and efficiently as possible.   

The purpose of inserting Waves addresses is twofold.    During the course of the ICO, in the rare situation where you have sent waves from multiple addresses (ie. multiple Waves Lite client from different computers), it would be important to insert each waves address for the sole purpose of helpîng the dashboard to track the transactions and give you a proper count of tokens.    Then that info is used to organize the distribution.

From the standpoint of the distribution at the end of the ICO, the Waves address entered is used for the purpose of figuring out where to send the tokens.  If you only sent from one address, the single Waves address entered will also be the address your tokens are sent to.   That's how it worked for me on the Incent ICO. 

I thought about the ethics of the decision to support a company called "Cannabis Revolution" for about 2 minutes.   Then I decided to support that project as well.   You need to consider that Tokes aims at being a 100% legal, by the books enterprise.    So it really then only comes down to your own personal views about the existence/development of that industry.  It will be a growing, thriving industry very soon whether we like it or not.   It is understandable that someone who is anti-marijuana would not be thrilled by this association.   However looking at it as being a plus, the opportunity to support something that will be a huge growth industry is an equally valid point of view.      

We had someone else who had problems withdrawing from OpenLedger.  In their case they were trying to withdraw Incent.  They ran into trouble with trying to withdraw while in "Basic Mode".  Not sure if this might be an issue for you or not.

  
If so, you want to ensure that you have it switched to "Trader Mode", since under "Basic Mode" there seems to be a problem with entering an address.   It will tell you that you have entered an invalid address even though you have copied and pasted the correct address from your wallet.    You will be able to tell you are on the correct screen when your withdrawal window looks like this:

Given the connections of that team, I don't believe that self funding would have been required.   I put over a bitcoin into Tokes during that ICO, and it is true that the funding was relatively modest.  They were starting the ICO at a less opportune time right before Christmas, and the marketing effort was put together last minute in order to coincide with the end of Incent's ICO.  They did manage to find a small but loyal audience who are supportive of the project. 

You would enter your waves address here:

As far as exchanges go, you might want to follow what is going on with Incent, since that is the father project of Waves based tokens.   Bittrex said maybe a month and a half from now for adding Incent.   

 

Irony of ironies, you do realize you are talking to the key technical writer for this project?    

$72,560.66

There is no way to directly invest Incent into the ICO.   You would need to sell it on OpenLedger to obtain bitcoin, then transfer the bitcoin to the Tokes ICO.    Probably not the best idea, but it is possible.    That would give you roughly $45 USD worth of tokes (0.055 BTC), at the current ask price on OpenLedger for 1000 INCNT.  That assumes that you are able to find a buyer, the selling action can be slow.   

The bitcoin API is back up and running, however you will see the incorrect Tokes amount credited during the sale.    At the previous 3000 Tokes per bitcoin.  Also, certain older bitcoin transactions from the earliest part of the ICO might also not be displaying.   This is simply an error in reporting in the ICO platform, it will be fixed shortly.  

You will end up getting less than half of the tokens you would get by not being able to wait until tonight when it turns midnight in Universal Standard Time.

It represents an invitation to come have a coffee in Sydney, Australia at the Incent Headquarters.   

There appears to be a display issue at the moment.   But the current amount collected is 52.7 BTC  


https://blockexplorer.com/address/3JmLcVpJnThjPAMnD8WR1nsNCfb3BPkze9

The current status is that dev is working hard on building up the data center so that the hashrate can be increased for much more interesting future mining revenue.   Delayed gratification is of course a tough sell in the crypto world.

It is a special bonus offer.   They are basing this offer on Incent's ICO, which this ICO was directly preceeded by and modeled after.   In the case of Incent they offered a Black Friday sale towards the end, and it was a big success.

The most recent dividend from October, you would have gotten roughly 0.0033 BTC with 10,000 mineum shareholder position.

Well, at this point in time my own little GPU mining farm is no longer mining ethereum at all.  Yes, daggerhashimoto was once the all important algorithm, but that is no longer the case.  By now I don't think I have mined it at all in the past few weeks.  It's all equihash at this point, and with the rise in the price of bitcoin, my returns have actually been getting better.

One thing I have thought:   I'm not quite sure what the advantage would be of investing a huge amount in Mineum.  Given the other options available.  The original excitement for this project has fizzled out, if the level of activity on slack and this thread is any indication.  I just did enough to get a little past shareholder status, so roughly the cost of 1 GPU.  It is true that by this point in time, that single GPU mined at home would have come close to ROI.  And yet I do not regret it one bit, from the standpoint that this was what got me thinking about bitcoin once again, and the timing to get back into this space couldn't have been better.  

Would extra money not be more wisely invested in setting up your own mining equipment, which you are able to control?  There is of course the possibility that returns will get much bigger in the next months.  However at least half of investors are not patient enough to wait for something which may or may not end up materializing.   
  
As with many things in this space, the GPU mining opportunity may not last.   This is an experimental opportunity.    

No, the dividend will be late.

It represents an invitation to visit the headquarters in Sydney and have a cup of coffee with the Incent team.   It was also a sort of test of token distribution  prior to sending Incent.