It is true, make sure to check out their Telegram channel, Emanuele answered a decent amount of questions about it like this one: https://t.me/DuskNetwork/50362. Personally I feel like this partnership they have extends way further than just a listing, with Duskfinex Dusk will actually continously receive funding, which is why I really think they will become the "ethereum" of digital securities.

We will only create tokens those tokens, that are sold.

I know right I feel like they're pushing a lot of big things behind the scenes, also explains the delay for the listing. First you build a solid foundation and then you list, not the other way around which 95% of the projects do. However, I hope they increase the marketing efforts soon,

Unfortunately, those 100 people will be chosen from the ICO participants. However, you have the chance to be in the first launch group, we will choose people by the simple principle "first come, first serve".

If you are afraid you might miss it, we will make several announcements about the date beforehand.

Dusk held an IEO on Bitfinex late last year and there is reason to believe that Dusk will be involved in the new licensed & regulated security exchange that Bitfinex is building (Source)

Token could be launched at a higher price than ico's price then suddenly rise or...dump. Launch price means nothing to me, market will react at people will.

Our listing date is slightly postponed until our TestNet is released to the public. When providing liquidity, we'll likely have an influx of new users. We feel its best to have our code published for them to look at and validate for themselves right away.

There are very limited opportunities for altcoins. Especially one like waves that offers the creation of other altcoins. Long story short its entire existence is based on being a better clone of Ethereum. The only way I can see it having any future is if it targetted certain demography and certain nationalities.

I thought that the listing would happen be when the public testnet is ready, not with the mainnet.

Congrats to the team. This is supported by bancor so its going to be listed there as well?

Also interested to learn when the platform is going to be released. I can see you do have a desktop platform, suppose this means a software to install in the computer for trading like MT4  for FOREX right?

1. Specific market pricing based on auction (not applied to Charity mission)

In Prometheus59, the so-called "marketplace" will have an auction element, which, in the event of a lack of capacity, will allow prioritizing the execution of tasks depending on the proposed payment (of course, prioritizing will not touch the Charity mission). This may be a win-win at the initial stages of development.

At the same time, if the price rises and there is a shortage of total computing power allocated for commercial tasks, the power providers will receive greater rewards proportionally to the amount of provided computing power.

Also, if there is a shortage of computing power in the network, a power renter (someone who needs computing power) can offer a higher price and thereby attract more users. In addition, users will be able to earn not only on the power provision but also on PoS. P59 will also have a task formalization system to process the maximum number of types of tasks suitable for distributed computing.

2. Specific way to determine payments for provided computing power

Payments will be formed depending on the total income of the system, but here is a fundamental nuance: all the resources allocated for Charity mission will be paid in the same way as resources used to solve commercial tasks. This will be good for marketing and drive more public attention.

3. Payments for the provided computing power, not a task
Instead of estimating the task itself by several parameters (which, for example, Golem does), Prometheus will take rely on computing power itself as an object of assessment. This will exclude the possible negative influence of certain task parameters, such as "timeout," when the task may remain unsolved.

When the marketplace object is a task, few possible outcomes are possible (for example: failed, timeout, rejected, accepted.) When the object of the marketplace is computing power, negative outcomes eliminated or even reduced totally. At the same time, the user only pays for the power he uses

When tokens will be trading on exchanges? As I see, mainnet launch should be in Q2. Any exact date of this (at last exact month) ?

The TestNet can't be accessed right now. We have already put the TestNet through testing, with over 300 nodes all across the world to mimic real life scenarios. Putting the code live requires quite some more steps, e.g. we need it to be well documented so that other developers understand what is happening and can appreciate what we've build. We need to migrate to Github, and make it available for Merge requests, as well accompany it again with more documentation. It is a bit like building a house, once its there and you invite people for your housewarming, there is still quite a lot of work to do to make it presentable! The better the documentation the more constructive the feedback will be from developers who validate and check it, and thus the more actionable any suggestions for improvements will be.