✅ [ANN] [ICO] ✅ PRE-SALE SOLD OUT - ACORN COLLECTIVE! ✅ MAIN SALE 26 MAY 2018

[Davidwastaken]

Hello. What hard-cap was set for this ICO?

35 million dollars, but five of them, as I understand, have already been collected

This is what we spoke about a hundred or so pages back. With the new allocation the numbers in the announcement were confusing, as they didn't add up at the time, but has now been rectified. However if you look carefully you will see that hard cap is actually 32 million OAK on main sale + 7 million OAK on pre-sale which translate's to just under $50 Million total, but thats if they sell all the tokens.

[Toltekayotl]

Guys, recently I had the idea to visit the Github page to see the news about acorn. However, I found that this page is blank, what is it connected with?
https://github.com/TheAcornCollective

Good activity on the Github will create a good opinion about the project for a large number of investors. I think the team needs to pay attention to this point.

[Trader-master]

Hello. What hard-cap was set for this ICO?

35 million dollars, but five of them, as I understand, have already been collected

This is what we spoke about a hundred or so pages back. With the new allocation the numbers in the announcement were confusing, as they didn't add up at the time, but has now been rectified. However if you look carefully you will see that hard cap is actually 32 million OAK on main sale + 7 million OAK on pre-sale which translate's to just under $50 Million total, but thats if they sell all the tokens.

For a successful launch is clearly not needed maximum. Of course, there are no extra money. But I am sure that with soft-cap success is quite possible. The main thing is to work and go forward.

[neowne]

Hello. What hard-cap was set for this ICO?

35 million dollars, but five of them, as I understand, have already been collected

This is what we spoke about a hundred or so pages back. With the new allocation the numbers in the announcement were confusing, as they didn't add up at the time, but has now been rectified. However if you look carefully you will see that hard cap is actually 32 million OAK on main sale + 7 million OAK on pre-sale which translate's to just under $50 Million total, but thats if they sell all the tokens.

For a successful launch is clearly not needed maximum. Of course, there are no extra money. But I am sure that with soft-cap success is quite possible. The main thing is to work and go forward.

Also, it's nice that you do not need a lot of money to run.
there is likely an emphasis on advertising and promotion of the project.

[renault18turbo]

Guys, recently I had the idea to visit the Github page to see the news about acorn. However, I found that this page is blank, what is it connected with?
https://github.com/TheAcornCollective

Good activity on the Github will create a good opinion about the project for a large number of investors. I think the team needs to pay attention to this point.

I totally agree with you. Perhaps Acorn has a page on Github but with a different address? this is a really important part for the project.

[Davidwastaken]

Hello. What hard-cap was set for this ICO?

35 million dollars, but five of them, as I understand, have already been collected

This is what we spoke about a hundred or so pages back. With the new allocation the numbers in the announcement were confusing, as they didn't add up at the time, but has now been rectified. However if you look carefully you will see that hard cap is actually 32 million OAK on main sale + 7 million OAK on pre-sale which translate's to just under $50 Million total, but thats if they sell all the tokens.

For a successful launch is clearly not needed maximum. Of course, there are no extra money. But I am sure that with soft-cap success is quite possible. The main thing is to work and go forward.

Also, it's nice that you do not need a lot of money to run.
there is likely an emphasis on advertising and promotion of the project.

I was wrong. Still not adding up. Hard cap and total of tokens for sale still not adding up. if you wonder what I mean, just mutliply the total tokens available for sale will be 32M Oak at $1.4 each that gives you waaaay more than the $35M hard cap.

The one pager says that hard cap is 25M Oak which does add up to the $35M hard cap but that means 7M OAK are missing and no these are not the 7M OAK sold at Pre-sale.

[evergreensys]

Hello. How many tokens were sold at the pre-sale?

[matthewtalbot]

Hello. How many tokens were sold at the pre-sale?

7 million, in other words, all the tokens that were put up for sale

[appraiser]

Hello. How many tokens were sold at the pre-sale?

The pre-sale was completely closed, 5 million dollars were collected. It is considered a successful and qualitatively conducted.

In this thread, we are confident that the main sales will be successful.

[Streets 2.0]

The most simple and at the same time the most important thing that you need to understand about Acorn - it will live and already lives in essence. With such an army of the community and the activity of the team, the project is not threatened. Even with the worst development of events, we will see the implementation of the project plans, but at a lower quality and this is not a fact!

[robartclark5]

Hey. Why do you need Project Incentive Fund? I have not seen anything like this in other projects.

[Gamerholic]

It is important to remember the results already achieved and to reckon with this. If then it turned out to reach the planned indicators, it means that it is possible to assume with a high degree of probability that in the period of the main sales, the upper level of the planned fees may be reached ahead of schedule.

[juicyjuice87]

Yes, but if the market "falls down" as a comet then I doubt that in such conditions people will be able to rationally think and think about investments. Yes, and the project itself may again postpone the period if the market collapses. Everything looks fairly balanced now, with a high underestimation in my opinion.

[arakx]

Hey. Why do you need Project Incentive Fund? I have not seen anything like this in other projects.

long story short, this is a mechanism that stimulates use of Acorn at an early stage of a platform development

[robartclark5]

Hey. Why do you need Project Incentive Fund? I have not seen anything like this in other projects.

long story short, this is a mechanism that stimulates use of Acorn at an early stage of a platform development

how exactly does it stimulate?

will it be used for marketing or for covering operating costs?

[arakx]

Hey. Why do you need Project Incentive Fund? I have not seen anything like this in other projects.

long story short, this is a mechanism that stimulates use of Acorn at an early stage of a platform development

how exactly does it stimulate?

will it be used for marketing or for covering operating costs?

It allows to reward first adherents and users of the project with generous bonuses, which makes them interested in expanding the project’s user base.

[robartclark5]

Hey. Why do you need Project Incentive Fund? I have not seen anything like this in other projects.

long story short, this is a mechanism that stimulates use of Acorn at an early stage of a platform development

how exactly does it stimulate?

will it be used for marketing or for covering operating costs?

It allows to reward first adherents and users of the project with generous bonuses, which makes them interested in expanding the project’s user base.

well, so these are just bonuses that are given on a non-refundable basis, right? They won’t promote the growth of token value, will they?

[arakx]

Hey. Why do you need Project Incentive Fund? I have not seen anything like this in other projects.

long story short, this is a mechanism that stimulates use of Acorn at an early stage of a platform development

how exactly does it stimulate?

will it be used for marketing or for covering operating costs?

It allows to reward first adherents and users of the project with generous bonuses, which makes them interested in expanding the project’s user base.

well, so these are just bonuses that are given on a non-refundable basis, right? They won’t promote the growth of token value, will they?

not directly

they stimulate attraction, expand the number of users, thereby increasing the demand for tokens in the secondary market

[robartclark5]

Hey. Why do you need Project Incentive Fund? I have not seen anything like this in other projects.

long story short, this is a mechanism that stimulates use of Acorn at an early stage of a platform development

how exactly does it stimulate?

will it be used for marketing or for covering operating costs?

It allows to reward first adherents and users of the project with generous bonuses, which makes them interested in expanding the project’s user base.

well, so these are just bonuses that are given on a non-refundable basis, right? They won’t promote the growth of token value, will they?

not directly

they stimulate attraction, expand the number of users, thereby increasing the demand for tokens in the secondary market

well, I’m happy with this case scenario

and can I sell those bonus-tokens on the secondary market?

[pistolesin]

Sounds like a very interesting project  I'll be definitely keeping an eye on it!