Don't compare it to firstblood just because you don't check your email once a day. I was there at firstblood ICO and I made the transaction in 10seconds, couldn't get it, here I sent at least 1 or 2 minute after launch, easily got in well before half of it was sold. If you care about something, you should check it at least once a day..just saying.
You think it sold out in 15 minutes because lots of small time individuals with $500 here and $2000 there bought in? Ok, maybe that's what happened. My guess is an exchange came in and bought everything it could so it could pump and dump the tokens at will. Who knows maybe it was just lots of happy smurfs. As for the checking of our emails everyday, some of us do things beyond the reach of the internet on the weekends. Enjoy your tokens, I'm sure you'll make a quick buck. But from my perspective as an average crypto newbie looking to make small long term investments in decentralized startups, this was disappointing. Best of Luck.
If you "think" before actually checking the contract address and seeing the transactions with your own eyes, then there's no point talking to you. Less "me think" more check facts and you'll realize the truth.
Ok man, I guess you know what you know then. I don't suppose its possible for lots of small transactions to be controlled by a single entity? That would be a first, right?
Well then every other ICO and crowdfund in the world is controlled by one large entity. #illuminati #growup
(Except firstblood because they actually had million dollars worth of eth in single transactions right?)