so ıs there any news.
when we can take tokens to our wallet.they send a maıl but than no news. very exıtıng about mobılego.
ı advıse everybody to transfer mobılgo tokens to waves platform.
Topic: [ANN] MOBILEGO Crowdfund [$53 Million] - Decentralized Mobile Gaming Solutions - page 319. (Read 406984 times)
June 01, 2017, 07:10:35 AM
June 01, 2017, 07:00:36 AM
Ok good, i thought somthing was wrong with the numbers. I put up 6 eth they where around 215ish i got 985 mobilego. No matter how you do the math its a rip, 100m or 70m. It looks to me like a programmer done his math wrong in the calculation. .76 x 1xxx is a percentage. 1xxxx ÷ .76 is xxx units at 76 cents. Or i could be really sleep would someone help.
you guys got to stop complaining seriously its all clearly detailed in the whitepaper u choose to deposit when you did i sent most of mine when game was at 1.10-1.15 dont hear me crying foul, and if you sent late into the ico it was time stamped at that price it was done fairly stop crying foul already.Actually, the allocation method was neither contained in the white paper, nor contained on the ICO web page. If they clarified the method on the ICO webpage, there would be less complaint about this.
The Storj tokens which adopted the time stamped method did state it clearly on their ICO pages and their coins have a definite USD value. Therefore the investors could use a different pattern to invest, they could invest a portion of their bitcoin at the beginning and invest the remains at the end. However, the mobilego tokens omitted the information which is so important to investors, and it is really unfair to the early investors who thought it would be using a normal method to distribute the tokens.
If it was a real-world IPO, the company would be conceived as a deceiver. Hiding important information from the investors would result in a class action lawsuit.
In this specific case, I suggest that all the early investors should at least argue with the project team, Cause their method is really lack of good reasoning point, both in theory and practice.
I was here prior to the ICO going live. I invested during the first day of the ICO going live and I invested on the last day before closing.
During all this time I knew exactly what I was getting myself in to. I knew that investments were timestamped. Jack was in here every day telling people just that too. And it was in the whitepaper.
If you are going to invest money, you should take the time to at least glance through the whitepaper. Otherwise you will always be on the receiving end of a beating.
Nobody should argue about this fact with the team, they've made it very clear ever since the start that this was the method that were to be used. I guess that these days where people who basically did nothing but get lucky to be inside of a pump and earn some money think they are entitled to so much.
I do not know you are an advocate of the development team. Could you please send us a link to the white paper? I really can not find what you said in the white paper, and lost of ppl had already invested a lot of coins before the team made it clear.
June 01, 2017, 06:56:21 AM
I like the estimated portion. And please put equation up for the math.
Investment / Distributed tokens = Price per token. Your investment / Price per token = Your total amount of tokens.
$53,069,235/70,000,000 = $0.7581 (Price per token). $1391 (Your investment) / $0.7581 = 1834,85 Tokens.
Does that make sense to you? This would be the calculation without any discounts.
In this case, if the total ICO value is based on the last day price of the crypto coins they collected, and the distribution is based on the time stamped value, the total amount of the tokens distributed to all the investors would far below 70m. That is to say, the development team will steal the difference from the early investors, even through they have already get 30m for free.
How so? Do you understand the English language or are you just playing stupid?
If you invest $1200 on day A and they take that in to their calculations and state that on day B your investment is still worth $1200, how are they stealing? Your logic is so flawed.
If BTC were to go down to $800, or even stay at $1200 during the time of the ICO we'd never have any of these discussions. Did you even invest?
June 01, 2017, 06:52:32 AM
I like the estimated portion. And please put equation up for the math.
Investment / Distributed tokens = Price per token. Your investment / Price per token = Your total amount of tokens.
$53,069,235/70,000,000 = $0.7581 (Price per token). $1391 (Your investment) / $0.7581 = 1834,85 Tokens.
Does that make sense to you? This would be the calculation without any discounts.
In this case, if the total ICO value is based on the last day price of the crypto coins they collected, and the distribution is based on the time stamped value, the total amount of the tokens distributed to all the investors would far below 70m. That is to say, the development team will steal the difference from the early investors, even through they have already get 30m for free.
June 01, 2017, 06:44:35 AM
Everybody just Chill ! 
June 01, 2017, 06:24:51 AM
Ok good, i thought somthing was wrong with the numbers. I put up 6 eth they where around 215ish i got 985 mobilego. No matter how you do the math its a rip, 100m or 70m. It looks to me like a programmer done his math wrong in the calculation. .76 x 1xxx is a percentage. 1xxxx ÷ .76 is xxx units at 76 cents. Or i could be really sleep would someone help.
you guys got to stop complaining seriously its all clearly detailed in the whitepaper u choose to deposit when you did i sent most of mine when game was at 1.10-1.15 dont hear me crying foul, and if you sent late into the ico it was time stamped at that price it was done fairly stop crying foul already.Actually, the allocation method was neither contained in the white paper, nor contained on the ICO web page. If they clarified the method on the ICO webpage, there would be less complaint about this.
The Storj tokens which adopted the time stamped method did state it clearly on their ICO pages and their coins have a definite USD value. Therefore the investors could use a different pattern to invest, they could invest a portion of their bitcoin at the beginning and invest the remains at the end. However, the mobilego tokens omitted the information which is so important to investors, and it is really unfair to the early investors who thought it would be using a normal method to distribute the tokens.
If it was a real-world IPO, the company would be conceived as a deceiver. Hiding important information from the investors would result in a class action lawsuit.
In this specific case, I suggest that all the early investors should at least argue with the project team, Cause their method is really lack of good reasoning point, both in theory and practice.
I was here prior to the ICO going live. I invested during the first day of the ICO going live and I invested on the last day before closing.
During all this time I knew exactly what I was getting myself in to. I knew that investments were timestamped. Jack was in here every day telling people just that too. And it was in the whitepaper.
If you are going to invest money, you should take the time to at least glance through the whitepaper. Otherwise you will always be on the receiving end of a beating.
Nobody should argue about this fact with the team, they've made it very clear ever since the start that this was the method that were to be used. I guess that these days where people who basically did nothing but get lucky to be inside of a pump and earn some money think they are entitled to so much.
June 01, 2017, 06:20:51 AM
Ok good, i thought somthing was wrong with the numbers. I put up 6 eth they where around 215ish i got 985 mobilego. No matter how you do the math its a rip, 100m or 70m. It looks to me like a programmer done his math wrong in the calculation. .76 x 1xxx is a percentage. 1xxxx ÷ .76 is xxx units at 76 cents. Or i could be really sleep would someone help.
you guys got to stop complaining seriously its all clearly detailed in the whitepaper u choose to deposit when you did i sent most of mine when game was at 1.10-1.15 dont hear me crying foul, and if you sent late into the ico it was time stamped at that price it was done fairly stop crying foul already.Actually, the allocation method was neither contained in the white paper, nor contained on the ICO web page. If they clarified the method on the ICO webpage, there would be less complaint about this.
The Storj tokens which adopted the time stamped method did state it clearly on their ICO pages and their coins have a definite USD value. Therefore the investors could use a different pattern to invest, they could invest a portion of their bitcoin at the beginning and invest the remains at the end. However, the mobilego tokens omitted the information which is so important to investors, and it is really unfair to the early investors who thought it would be using a normal method to distribute the tokens.
If it was a real-world IPO, the company would be conceived as a deceiver. Hiding important information from the investors would result in a class action lawsuit.
In this specific case, I suggest that all the early investors should at least argue with the project team, Cause their method is really lack of good reasoning point, both in theory and practice.
I was here prior to the ICO going live. I invested during the first day of the ICO going live and I invested on the last day before closing.
During all this time I knew exactly what I was getting myself in to. I knew that investments were timestamped. Jack was in here every day telling people just that too. And it was in the whitepaper.
If you are going to invest money, you should take the time to at least glance through the whitepaper. Otherwise you will always be on the receiving end of a beating.
Nobody should argue about this fact with the team, they've made it very clear ever since the start that this was the method that were to be used. I guess that these days where people who basically did nothing but get lucky to be inside of a pump and earn some money think they are entitled to so much.
June 01, 2017, 06:17:58 AM
So all the new ico-trash comes without specs in the ann even?
Maybe i'm too old for this ...
Tell me, where would i want to look if i wanted to know blocktime of this "blockchain"?
Inflation?
Where is all the data that matters?
Maybe i'm too old for this ...
Tell me, where would i want to look if i wanted to know blocktime of this "blockchain"?
Inflation?
Where is all the data that matters?
June 01, 2017, 06:16:15 AM
Ok good, i thought somthing was wrong with the numbers. I put up 6 eth they where around 215ish i got 985 mobilego. No matter how you do the math its a rip, 100m or 70m. It looks to me like a programmer done his math wrong in the calculation. .76 x 1xxx is a percentage. 1xxxx ÷ .76 is xxx units at 76 cents. Or i could be really sleep would someone help.
you guys got to stop complaining seriously its all clearly detailed in the whitepaper u choose to deposit when you did i sent most of mine when game was at 1.10-1.15 dont hear me crying foul, and if you sent late into the ico it was time stamped at that price it was done fairly stop crying foul already.Actually, the allocation method was neither contained in the white paper, nor contained on the ICO web page. If they clarified the method on the ICO webpage, there would be less complaint about this.
The Storj tokens which adopted the time stamped method did state it clearly on their ICO pages and their coins have a definite USD value. Therefore the investors could use a different pattern to invest, they could invest a portion of their bitcoin at the beginning and invest the remains at the end. However, the mobilego tokens omitted the information which is so important to investors, and it is really unfair to the early investors who thought it would be using a normal method to distribute the tokens.
If it was a real-world IPO, the company would be conceived as a deceiver. Hiding important information from the investors would result in a class action lawsuit.
In this specific case, I suggest that all the early investors should at least argue with the project team, Cause their method is really lack of good reasoning point, both in theory and practice.
June 01, 2017, 04:33:28 AM
Well there estimated amount of coins for me is wrongly estimated and i dont think thers a guy with a keyboard and a since of humor typing out random numbers. Or at least i hope not.
So you don't know math and you can't read? Interesting.
June 01, 2017, 04:32:32 AM
Well there estimated amount of coins for me is wrongly estimated and i dont think thers a guy with a keyboard and a since of humor typing out random numbers. Or at least i hope not.
June 01, 2017, 04:10:57 AM
And if its a bug i sould get a bug bounty lol. I watch programmers do math wrong all day long.
Who did the math wrong?
On the dashboard it never stated (Your FINAL amount of tokens will be exactly _insert_number_here_) Right? It said "Estimated Tokens" nothing else.
June 01, 2017, 04:10:32 AM
There is little confusion with current calculation as above some people are complaining they got less tokens so that I also feel like that. I think this issue will get fixed very soon before this distribution get started. Mobilego is very big project with huge funds.
June 01, 2017, 04:09:13 AM
And if its a bug i sould get a bug bounty lol. I watch programmers do math wrong all day long.
June 01, 2017, 03:56:59 AM
I've bought some of these tokens as well. Let's see how it goes...
June 01, 2017, 03:51:27 AM
Im waiting. Now the issue is documented and over explained and third party verified.
June 01, 2017, 03:45:03 AM
Very good thats what i came up with 2 so at least i know "math".
Excuse my language but what are you bitching about then? Don't care about any "Estimated" stuff dude. Do the math and make sure you receive what you are supposed to. The MGO team did not create the ICO platform, and it saw it's fair share of problems. Just relax and await distribution.
June 01, 2017, 03:42:41 AM
Very good thats what i came up with 2 so at least i know "math".
June 01, 2017, 03:35:48 AM
I like the estimated portion. And please put equation up for the math.
Investment / Distributed tokens = Price per token. Your investment / Price per token = Your total amount of tokens.
$53,069,235/70,000,000 = $0.7581 (Price per token). $1391 (Your investment) / $0.7581 = 1834,85 Tokens.
Does that make sense to you? This would be the calculation without any discounts.
June 01, 2017, 03:19:21 AM
I like the estimated portion. And please put equation up for the math.
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