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Please pay attention to all the details https://blog.mass.network/final-bonus/

If you are eligible for any of the previous bonuses, the amounts invested before upgrade according to the following “+15% rule”:
The 45% bonus (applied from 25th of August to 15th of September) becomes 60%.
The 25% bonus (applied from 15th to 30th of September) becomes 40%.
The 10% bonus (applied from 1st of October to 1st of November) becomes 25%.
For those who have already invested, this final bonus is bigger too: any new amount invested on or after 25th of November is eligible for the bonus of 65%, not 55%.

it was supposed to be uploaded in the form of the wordpress blogpost but got f**d up due to the weekend. It will be on the main page on the next morning in SanFrancisco

they get 55% not 65%

This is what was meant. It's going to be on the website soon (pls accept our apologies we might have some delays during the weekend):

1) Let us express the apology for the confusion and explain the procedures.

2) If you are eligible for any of the previous bonuses, the amounts invested before upgrades according to the following +15% schedule:
(a) 25 August 2016 (00:00:00) - 15 September 2016 (11:59:59) PST  —  45% —> 60%
(b) 15 September 2016 (12:00:00) - 30 September 2016 (23:59:59) PST    25% — 40%
(c) 1 October 2016 (00:00:00) - 1 November 2016 (23:59:59) PST — 10% —> 25%

3) For those who have already invested, any new amount invested on or after 25 November 2016 (18:00:00) is eligible for the bonus of 65%, not 55%.

We don't "hire" an escrow because we can not understand what it means. Who exactly is good enough for us just to give a spare key of the apartment and 2FA to the e-mail account? Who's that? Someone that can be "hired"? This is nonsense. Barack Obama? Would he be interested.

"Escrow" is just part of the scam genre. You don't need an escrow if you just sell an app coin. You can't have an escrow if you got something that's valuable. 

First of all, please scroll back this thread a bit and you will see the answer. In short the answer is "please offer someone for the escrow, we will consider if that person has any more esteem as our dev do who are mostly quite well-known".

But let me add something.

"Escrow" has become a part of the genre here in alt coin section. It's a cliche similar to why the forum for cryptocurrency has to have ugly and outdated UI. For the same reasons that nerds and geeks in movies don't comb their hair, don't take shower, and wear cheap clothes that doesn't fit. For no reason. Because it is just not true. And crypto community needs a normal UI forum not this piece of shit. That's one thing.
 
Secondly, If I understand it correctly, the term "escrow" means an arbiter that guarantees:

(1) either that the money that are meant for some specific purpose should be kept unspent until the time comes;
(2) or the money has to be forwarded to a designated party under the fulfillment of specific conditions.

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Mass Network sell an app coin, that fuels the specific [already existing] application. There's no requirement or need to have any USD or BTC to create the coin at the announced moment. So, there's no purpose to "hold" the funds as in item (1). It's like when you are offered to buy bitcoins, you just buy some bitcoins. Or course, Mass coin is far from being a bitcoin. But it is of the same nature. Technically, there's no problem to emit it because it is just a Colu.com asset. Even if CEO runs away with the corporate cash, there's just no problem to create a distribute the coin. It will be created and it will be distributed, at least because some dev own it (well, WILL own after the distribution) and because there are already quite a few people who have invested. So why waste it? Why would anyone on this planet waste a chance for a pump-and-dump, at least?

Now, to the item (2). Mass Network does not sell equity (as shares of a DAO, for example). Therefore, it does not offer any part of control over ways of product development. So, there's no specific designated party that needs to be protected.

Considering this, what might an escrow exactly do for Mass Network? What functions of it do you mean could you elaborate, please?

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bittrex, hitbtc, at least

Sure not. It was vividly answered right in the first reply.

I did not completely understand the course of your thoughts and your logic, but I sense something is not clear so I feel obligated to once again deliver my position.

1)
There's only one goal everyone who pays any attention to this thread has— Mass coin should grow in value over time.

2)
Mass coin is not a share or any other type of equity connected to any team or legal entity. Whatever happens inside those teams is nobody's business but theirs. Those teams or companies did not go public, did not sell shares.

3)
Mass coin value depends mostly on whether the idea behind it will be accepted by the advertising industry (particularly, RTB framework) players. It also depends on the general parameters of advertisement industry but no problems seem to be there: the Internet IS advertising. Coins and tokens behind social networks, incentive payments projects, taxis operators or whatsoever may worry. Mass shouldn't. There's no another advertising industry ICO out there, by the way. The factors above are prevailing as we closing to the point where software module for webmasters is close to launching. Mass has passed the point of no return and even the point of probable failure. From recently, Mass coin value—at this particular stage—much less depends on the particular performance of its team but depends more on general ad industry's response. It is kind of "we've done what we could" situation. Either the idea is picked up by ad industry players and other developers willing to contribute or not. 

4)
Mass coin will only be issued once. The act of its emission is virtually free of charge so it will take place in any case, no matter what amount of money is collected during the ICO. So there shouldn't be any worries about whether it will exist or be traded on exchanges. Sure it will. Simply because there's no reason for it not to.

5)
Mass coin will not be very liquid but I dare to argue that there's no practical need for that for you as a coin holder. First of all, there's no liquidity there except for bitcoins. For example, Waves were dropped in few days 1/3 of value by the as little attempt of sale as approx 10 thousand USD. 10k, Karl! Well, you may say that—unlike Waves that answers no particular need even if it will exist as a real blockchain—Mass may become liquid have the substantial business idea in the background. You would only be partially correct. Due to the tiny size of the entire crypto segment, all projects are "all or nothing". The risk/return aspect is extremely high. Neither Mass coin nor any other coin will be comfortable to trade in any foreseeable future. But chances are, one year from now, you would regret you didn't manage to get a bigger share of this single, one-time-ever emission. 

Already asked about the video a while ago; dev are not great about multitasking.

the money/wallet is being used to pay devs, quite a few of them; some are deep in crypto (and some - not exactly innocent type of it that is just about currencies and smart contracts), some — are deeply into big data and data harvesting. So, there's a doubt that an ephemeral ICO image improve is worth even a tiny probability for devs to feel uncomfortable having the relations structure exposed. Again, ICO participants are getting the PRODUCT - the coin. They are not invited in any way into the back stage, the team relation, the inner kitchen. Mass is NOT a DAO.

talking to both low grade such as hitbtc and biter and upper ones too. There will be two places to trade at least, you can be assured.

yes, with the dev team. But we have outsources the signature campaign and other non-profile tasks. There's a separate thread about it.

So far, I can not understand what do you mean. Like there's a photo on the Microsoft webpage with the link beneath it to IBM website where they say "hey, this guy really works there"?
We'd love an example how people solve the "fake linked account" problem.

Should be. Anything wrong with it besides being not popular?

It is not hard to contact each one of them. Someone has already tested. Reached even advisory members.

Seriously, of course they are real. Those who hold social activities, have links attached. Those who don't can be easily accessed too should someone has such a goal.

Here's an independent review of Mass Network project:

http://www.investitin.com/mass-network/

TEST THE CONCEPT!



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