Topic: [ANN][ICO] 🔥ANGEL TOKEN ICO IS OVER 🔥THANK YOU TO OUR 400+ INVESTORS! - page 11. (Read 50895 times)

Interesting that the 690 per cent bonus means for 1 ether, you'll get 9,999 angel tokens - just not quite enough to get the 10,000 needed to get dividends

As for the dividend lockdown from the whitepaper, it mentions you need to send a 'transaction' to the smart contract address. So is the approach that you send all your angel tokens (say 10,000) from your ether address to the smart contract address, then they are provided back a short time later with the dividend?

Do you have a strong sense of what you'll invest in already?

"Sure you can "wait and see", like so many ICO Investors like to do, but for every million tokens sold the bonus goes down and you lose some benefit you would have had by investing early."

It is simply a way to make it more fair and honest for those that commit early and say: "Yeah I want to be part of this token!" and send their Ether as soon as the ICO opens.

They deserve that reward, and the longer you wait the less your reward will be.

I may have missed something, but this ICO is essentially an investment fund, putting raised funds into cryptocurrencies, with marketing of those coins its invested in?

We are using safe, prudent, tested investment strategies and only invest in existing altcoins tha are already listed on coinmarketcap.com and various exchanges.

We act similar to an investment fund that diversifies risk across a number of altcoins.


The big difference between Angel Token and most other crypt funds are the following:

1. We are not passive investors. We are active "Angel Investors" (hence the name "Angel Token").

When we invest in an altcoin we also help them grow and become more successful in various ways, thanks to our skilled team of programmers, web developers, marketers and designers.

2. We pay dividends in Ether each quarter we have reached a new high watermark in the value of the Angel Token portfolio.

Most crypto funds have chosen to do "token buy backs" instead of paying real dividends. The assumption with these strategies is that as  the supply goes down when the fund buys tokens back the price of their token will go up.

This is a technique that is also used by some very large companies around the world, but it is a far less certain way to give value back to token holders than to pay them a direct and guaranteed dividend paid in Ethereum each quarter.

As investors we have never been a fan of share buy-backs so when we decided to launch a token we didn't want to use that method for our token either.

From an investor point of view we are very safe and prudent, and even our "Guaranteed Investor Protection" follows the same principle, making it impossible for any investor to lose more than 20% of the Ether they invest before March 7th 2018.

The bonus structure offering a 690% bonus to the investors that manage to buy the first million Angel Tokens during the ICO is simply a way for us to reward the early risk takers and investors that come in early.

If you have seen ICOs in the past you will have noticed that most of them have a huge influx of funds on the first day when the bonus is high, and then everything stands still until the last day or two of the ICO when another huge rush of funds come in.

Our bonus structure is a simply a new way to counter that.

What we are doing is this. We are telling investors:

"Sure you can "wait and see", like so many ICO Investors like to do, but for every million tokens sold the bonus goes down and you lose some benefit you would have had by investing early."

It is simply a way to make it more fair and honest for those that commit early and say: "Yeah I want to be part of this token!" and send their Ether as soon as the ICO opens.

They deserve that reward, and the longer you wait the less your reward will be.

May I ask why my post was deleted:

sorry, if this questuion is already answered, but i could not find anything about it:

You said that only private wallets can be used to send Ether to join the ICO and pointed out myetherwallet as best one, but does it althoug work to send from Mist desktop wallet?

thx for the reply, i set my alarm on the ico time and hope i will at the right time to buy these Angels

We kind of answered this question a bit earlier and here is a quote below, but we will expand a little bit on this also below...



In regard to WHAT HAPPENS if an investor from the US for example tries to invest let me explain.

We will attempt to block US IPs from visiting the ICO website that goes live in about 18 hours at https://angelinvestors.io/


WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A POTENTIAL US VISITOR ARRIVES IS AS FOLLOWS:

1. The visitor will get a pop-up preventing him/her from seeing the Ethereum smart contract address where you need to send funds to invest in the ICO.

2. The visitor will be asked if we made a mistake, (because IP blocking software is not always very accurate and we obviously do not want to block people from other countries by mistake).

3. The visitor then has two options:

a) Clicking to confirm: I am from the US. in which case they will be taken away from the site.

b) Clicking: No, you made a mistake I am not from the US.

4. If the visitor selects option b) they have to fill in a legal form confirming their name, email and what country they are really from and legally certify that they are indeed NOT an American citizen or resident. If they do they will then be allowed to see the Ethereum address where to send fund to invest.

We hope this clears things up a bit.  

Government agencies in some jurisdictions have made statements that we interpret such that they consider Initial Coin Offerings and token sales as investments/offers that are to be regulated in some way.

Therefore citizens and/or residents, (tax or otherwise), from the those countries are prohibited from participating in this ICO.

We obviously have no real way of stopping people who are determined to invest, since it is all done through an Ethereum smart contract, (and we have no way of knowing who is investing) but at least we want to try.

As I explained before, the reason is not that we don't WANT these investors on board, but rather that we are in this for the long run and don't want any legal battles with law enforcement 3 years down the line!