https://youtu.be/dJ687hWrRXo
Well.. she speaks perfect English and is very convincing... Did you hire her for 20 bucks?
Ok, so I watched the video.
What will happen to all unsold tokens after ICO?
All the unsold tokens will be frozen for a year with no commission if we don't achieve hardcap.
What exactly does commission have to do with tokens? I was of the understanding that the commission was based on the number of tickets sold on the lottery.
The incoming commission is split over all tokens that were sold or are held by the team. The tokens that are not sold will be frozen and not accumulate any commission for the first year (until the end of the year? 12 months into next year? From/until what date?). So currently about 20 million flot sold out of a possible 77 million, 3 million flots bounty and 20 million flots for the team. Just say they sell another 7 million flots over the next few weeks until ico end.
Then the total will look like this:
27 million flots sold, 3 million bounty: 30 million flots
Team holds: 20 million flots
Unsold: 50 million flots
Now let's calculate some commission for an average month. We'll take the most recent draw as being representative of an average day.
4x20: 97 tickets, 5x36: 96 tickets, 6x45: 165 tickets = 358 tickets sold
On average about 30 days in a month and an average ticket price of USD 2.
358 * 30 = 10,740 tickets sold in the month * USD2 = USD 21,480
Commission 10% of ticket sales.
USD 21,480 * 10% = USD 2,148
The unsold tokens do not share in the commission (yet) but will be unfrozen/sold after the year is over.
So commission per token = USD 2,148 / 50,000,000 tokens = USD 0.00004296
So per 1000 tokens = USD 0.04296
Cost to collect commission is playing in the lottery once at a cost of USD 2 (adding $0.20 to the commission), which seems a bit steep.
In this scenario the team holds 40% of the total tokens that share in the commission (20m out of 50m) and after the year is over they will hold (and be allowed to sell) 70% of all tokens (70m out of 100m), seriously diluting the share in commission.
In the worst case scenario they stop developing the website and leave it hanging like they did in CashPokerPro, just walking off with the investments to date. Best case scenario: the website gets successful and the investors do well, the team gets filthy rich.