Again, there is ZERO reason the admins should not have updated their website and really makes me question the competence of the developers and the future of this project. But I'll try to make this as simple as possible for everyone:
Where will my tokens be sent?Your tokens are sent to a Bitcoin Wallet Address that you control. That address is:
1. If you sent BTC from a wallet you control, the tokens would have been sent there.
2. If you sent BTC from an exchange or some other place that you do not control, you need to contact the devs directly. You didn't follow the instructions, and they have to manually address that.
3. If you sent AltCoins, you should have listed a personal BTC wallet address that you control in the nvo.io crowdfunding site, and they were sent there.
4. If you sent AltCoins without listing a BTC wallet address or listed a BTC exchange address, see #2.
How do I view my tokens?Now that we've established WHERE your tokens went, there's a question of how to view them. Two options.
1. If the BTC wallet is accessible on CounterParty, log in there and they should simply be visible as NVST.
2. If the BTC wallet is NOT on CounterParty, type in the public key (NOT Private Key) at:
http://xchain.io and you will see a list of them there.
What can I do with my tokens?Right now? Not much. You can trade them in private person-to-person transactions if you want to, at whatever values you and the other party agree to. But otherwise, you simply wait for them to get listed at an exchange and a market established for them. The developers should really be providing information on whether they are working with exchanges, the status and timing of that, etc.
EDIT: It appears there is a very limited market established on the CounterParty wallet site, so you can buy and sell NVST there and convert to XCP, which have a more established market value. However, the number of buy and sell orders are extremely limited, so it's not a liquid market now. Thus, buyer and seller beware.
What are my tokens worth? Will I make a profit?This is a free market. The tokens will be worth what someone is willing to pay for them. Think of them as an ownership share of future profits from the exchange. If people suspect the exchange will be more profitable, the value of the tokens will go up, and vice-versa. If the exchange fails, they will go towards $0. There is no guarantee of profits - if there were, everyone would have invested. Crowdsales and ICOs inherently are risky by nature.
What about my NVSX?NVSX are how the exchange will distribute a share of its profits to the owners of NVSTs. They will not exist or be relevant until the exchange is up and running. If you own 1% of the NVST tokens, and the exchange distributes $10,000 in fees it generates, then you will get $100 worth of NVSX tokens.
Developers: I think this is accurate, but I am a random person here. You should be creating something like this, and plastering it all over your website and emailing it to your all crowdfund participants. You'd save yourself a ton of trouble and get critical information to all your investors. It's really pretty ridiculous that your website timeline is not even updated to say the Crowdsale is over, let alone having any useful information added.