ICO was 1 Ether = 175 NET

Seems similar concept to Creativecoin, released a few months ago. Also, with target initial market cap of $20 million, makes Creativecoin look undervalued at under $2 million.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1809920.0

What do you see as your usp compared to Creativecoin?

I don't have a problem with waiting for the tokens. But there should be regular communication and updates on the work being done, on all communication channels. And a release date for the tokens should be set so everyone knows what to expect.

It does all depend on the expectations created for the community though, I can't see much here that would lead investors to think they should have been distributed already. But then I'm not sure there was anything to suggest it would be a long wait either.

Delay seems like a good thing in the current market. Would only be getting dumped along with all the other altcoins. Better to wait until the market is a bit more stable.

If altcoins are only going to fall to half the peak, they still have 25% more to drop.

http://coinmarketcap.com/charts/

Another 50,000 ETH on its way from the EOS crowdsale to be sold on Bitfinex back to investors so they can send it back to the EOS crowdsale

https://etherscan.io/address/0x9937dbb2128b55c44d8af7bf36fd76796a814cf4#internaltx

I think it's a clever ico structure, designed to channel funds, that would otherwise be trading on exchanges, into the accounts of the project creators.

Ultimately there are just developing software that a third party may or may not launch a platform on.

If people keep sending them ETH during the year, then you can imagine future icos may follow their lead. But the price could plummet if people lose interest over the year. The price relies on more people contributing to the ico every day. And at a price they have no idea of until the end of each 23 hour period.

The price you pay on the ico is determined every 23 hours by how many contributions are made during that period, 2 million tokens / total ETH.

Unless you think they are going to receive $2-3 billion in donations for their project over the course of the year, then the tokens will be cheaper in a few days / weeks / months as the contributions fall.

You need to follow the instructions on the EOS site to claim your tokens

https://eos.io/instructions

If you look at the outgoing transactions from the EOS crowdsale there are 180k ETH so far sent to wallets, majority of which are then sent to Bitfinex. Can't tell whether they're selling ETH or buying EOS.
https://etherscan.io/address/0x9937dbb2128b55c44d8af7bf36fd76796a814cf4#internaltx

Would have thought they were more likely to be cashing in $45million worth of ETH than bothering trying to support their own coin.

Maybe they had an agreement with Bitfinex to sell the ETH on their exchange if they listed EOS, was listed there as soon as the first distribution ended.

You need to follow the instructions on how to claim coins on the EOS website

You can trade them on exchanges until the ico ends in a year, after that it seems they get locked and you have to hope a third party develops something using the software, otherwise they might end up worthless.

Or by following the instructions on the EOS website, but you can check here first to see what the current 'price' is http://eosscan.io/. But be aware that the price displayed is not the price you will pay, unless the countdown timer is almost at zero, even then there may be a last minute large investment. There are 2 million tokens distributed every 23 hours, the number of tokens you get, and therefore the price, is determined by how many ETH have been contributed in that 23 hour period. So it might have a price of 8 cents after one hour, but after 22 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds it's likely to be a lot higher, and if it's not, then the contributions are starting to tail off and the price on the exchanges will be a lot lower than the current $4.

Hats off to them for coming up with an ico cash cow. If they kept up this rate of investment and didn't sell much, they would own around 15% of all ETH by the end of the ico. To keep the current price, the rate of investment needs to be maintained or the price of ETH needs to keep rising. But with a massive inflow of ETH, I imagine they will be cashing out a fair bit.

Hard to understand why people keep investing in the ico when the price is generally less on the exchanges, especially as the ico price is only rising as more is invested during each 23 hour period. Maybe they don't understand the ico structure.

Current price doesn't seem sustainable, equivalent to a $12million ico per day for the next year.

Live now https://www.stellar.org/lumens/bitcoin-lumen-program/

At the current price of XLM, works out at just over 1% of the value of the Bitcoins you have in the wallet, so worth doing and an easy process

It states on the site now: Final Ceiling 300,000 ETH

Seems quite high, as this only represents 41% of the tokens.

Think it was probably a mistake putting a start time when it was block based. A lot of gas being wasted trying to send invalid transactions. Still over an hour before we'll get to block 3903900.

Then you need to factor in the fact that the 12M CHF is just the first ceiling, followed by a hidden ceiling. Maybe that is 24M CHF. Also the coins being sold only represent 41%, so you then need to multiply by 2.5. If the hidden ceiling is 24M CHF (could be higher or lower), then at current ETH price of $374, the total number of coins is roughly 65000 ETH x 10000 SNT * 2.5 = 1.6 Billion coins. Market cap at launch $60 million.

Terms announced here https://medium.com/nimiq-network/nimiq-network-token-sale-terms-9af2e7fd6228

Selling 5% of total tokens, cap of 60,000 ETH (subject to change up to 24 June with ETH price changes). 88% of NIM will be mined, the rest distributed to team etc.

21 Million NIM, ICO price roughly $20 per NIM

ICO tokens represent 24.5% of circulating NIM supply after one year, so Market cap after one year around $80 million at ICO price.

I can't see any details of what happens to any unsold tokens.

I think the website would benefit from some testimonials and some screenshots of the app in action, to get a better idea of what it is you're paying for. Or some sort of trial / preview. I know a lot of people tried it before the ico, but if you're going to spend on marketing, the website is a bit thin on detail.