We do have private investors that have some stake of SURE between 0.01-0.2% of all the circulation supply. 95% of the all tokens are locked by the system for future insurance plans and insurance claims payouts. The rest of the tokens are held by the exchanges.
This becomes more confusing than before. From what i can understand the insurance claims payouts will be made using the allocated tokens 95% of total supply created and held by the system. This means you created a token, sell it to those willing to use it, and once you have to pay an insurance you use the token as a reserve.
With the actual token price and the 0,2% bought by private investors, do you have enough budget to finance the development of the platform? All your marketing programs are to promote the token, despite you claim not to run a fundrise ICO/IEO.
We will be running a 20% Bonus campaign while it is still reasonable and doesn't harm the community's investments as a whole.
Did you consider how the bonus program may infect the token value? And why not you show in your website a graphic of how the token supply is supposed to work?
I am not that convinced by your model until i read more opinions from other experienced users .