- All MaidSafeCoins are Master protocol tokens.
- All MaidSafeCoins were sold in a crowdsale which started at blockheight 297115 and ended at blockheight 297148.
- A timeframe of 30 days was estimated to finish the crowdsale. It took only 5 hours, 28 minutes and 40 seconds until all 450 million tokens were sold.
- Approximately 450 million tokens were created and sold for about 94 thousand MSC. This is sligthly above the target of 429,496,729 tokens.
- The additional 20 million tokens were probably created because the crowdsale was closed manually and a few purchase transactions confirmed before the close order became valid.
- About 75 MSC confirmed after the crowdsale was closed. As far as I know they are going to be returned.
- MaidSafeCoins sold for Bitcoin were actually bought for Mastercoin, too.
- There seems to be a party with many MaidSafeCoins. A very wild guess: those are the tokens which are going to be distributed to BTC buyers.
- It's unclear for me, if those tokens were already sold for BTC or if they are used to fill upcoming BTC purchases.
- Closing the MSC crowdsale was required to cap the amount of all MaidSafeCoins and not to punish MSC holders.
- One may argue, if it was unfortunate for MSC holders when one party buys up large amount of MaidSafeCoins. Maybe it was necessary to serve the already sold tokens to BTC buyers, maybe not.
The crowdsale was fair in the sense that anyone who wanted could have bought all MaidSafeCoins and since the crowdsale was closed due to the total amount of sold tokens, I think it's actually unfair to say "the rules and promises were broken".
Nevertheless: I'm not yet sure, if I should be happy or sad about today.
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