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Topic: 💪[ANN][PRE-SALE] CAVIAR: De-Risking Your Crypto Investments With Real Estate💪 - page 12. (Read 98901 times)

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Soft cap means that project will be developing

We have reached $1.5M soft cap during pre-sale

There are 8 days left until the end of ICO and 3 000 000 dollars have raised. What is your soft cap? Did you reach it?
Does it mean you had soft cap only for the pre-ico stage and ico continues without this one?
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We have reached $1.5M soft cap during pre-sale

There are 8 days left until the end of ICO and 3 000 000 dollars have raised. What is your soft cap? Did you reach it?
Does it mean you had soft cap only for the pre-ico stage and ico continues without this one?
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very great project , i will support this project thru sharing and posting on my social media account about this project. wishing you all the best, goodluck dev/team.
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I don't like unknown numbers before I invest and I'm having difficulty with a vague statement made in your whitepaper:

"Every quarter, a distribution in the form of ETH will be made via a smart contract to all Caviar
token holders, representing 75% of Caviar’s net quarterly profits after management fees and
operating expenses."

Can you please let me know what the expected costs are for management fees and operating expenses per quarter? 

Caviar.io did you skip over my question or are you looking into it?
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8 days left? The pre-ico raised 3 million and doesn't move ever since. what happened? Caviar is a good investments. hope more investors will see that.
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We had a few questions about the recent news around the State of Massachusetts Secretary of State's office action against Caviar. The nature of their complaint states that an agent at the Secretary of State's office was able to participate in Caviar's ICO with a fake passport, and that Caviar was not doing enough to screen participants and ensure that no residents of the State of MA could participate.

As most of you are aware, Caviar's position has always been to not accept any contributors from the US and the Cayman Islands, the team has been very upfront on this from the very start. Caviar is a Cayman Islands registered company, run by a team from various states and countries. Caviar's whitepaper, website and KYC are all designed to prevent residents of US and Cayman Islands from participating, and we take this very seriously.

We are very disappointed by this action, we do not feel anyone in the State of MA has been harmed. Out legal team is working on a response, we hope to have a meaningful dialogue with the Secretary and resolve this matter.

We will provide news updates as they become available.

Thank you for addressing this issue. I think its fair to say that everyone on this thread wants Caviar to succeed and information to show that action is being taken and that there is an intention to fight the claim is great. It seems unfair to put the burden on the company when they have specifically excluded business from certain participants. Why cant Caviar assume that persons will act in good faith and when they click the I agree to the terms that they actually agree to the terms of the token sale. Faith has been restored and I look forward to future news. 

Appreciate the explanation and also wish the team good luck. SEC is cracking down on ICOs, sucks for me, but that's just the way it goes unfortunately.
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We have reached $1.5M soft cap during pre-sale

There are 8 days left until the end of ICO and 3 000 000 dollars have raised. What is your soft cap? Did you reach it?
full member
Activity: 462
Merit: 100
There are 8 days left until the end of ICO and 3 000 000 dollars have raised. What is your soft cap? Did you reach it?
member
Activity: 129
Merit: 10
I don't like unknown numbers before I invest and I'm having difficulty with a vague statement made in your whitepaper:

"Every quarter, a distribution in the form of ETH will be made via a smart contract to all Caviar
token holders, representing 75% of Caviar’s net quarterly profits after management fees and
operating expenses."

Can you please let me know what the expected costs are for management fees and operating expenses per quarter? 
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We had a few questions about the recent news around the State of Massachusetts Secretary of State's office action against Caviar. The nature of their complaint states that an agent at the Secretary of State's office was able to participate in Caviar's ICO with a fake passport, and that Caviar was not doing enough to screen participants and ensure that no residents of the State of MA could participate.

As most of you are aware, Caviar's position has always been to not accept any contributors from the US and the Cayman Islands, the team has been very upfront on this from the very start. Caviar is a Cayman Islands registered company, run by a team from various states and countries. Caviar's whitepaper, website and KYC are all designed to prevent residents of US and Cayman Islands from participating, and we take this very seriously.

We are very disappointed by this action, we do not feel anyone in the State of MA has been harmed. Out legal team is working on a response, we hope to have a meaningful dialogue with the Secretary and resolve this matter.

We will provide news updates as they become available.

Thank you for addressing this issue. I think its fair to say that everyone on this thread wants Caviar to succeed and information to show that action is being taken and that there is an intention to fight the claim is great. It seems unfair to put the burden on the company when they have specifically excluded business from certain participants. Why cant Caviar assume that persons will act in good faith and when they click the I agree to the terms that they actually agree to the terms of the token sale. Faith has been restored and I look forward to future news. 
member
Activity: 490
Merit: 10
We had a few questions about the recent news around the State of Massachusetts Secretary of State's office action against Caviar. The nature of their complaint states that an agent at the Secretary of State's office was able to participate in Caviar's ICO with a fake passport, and that Caviar was not doing enough to screen participants and ensure that no residents of the State of MA could participate.

As most of you are aware, Caviar's position has always been to not accept any contributors from the US and the Cayman Islands, the team has been very upfront on this from the very start. Caviar is a Cayman Islands registered company, run by a team from various states and countries. Caviar's whitepaper, website and KYC are all designed to prevent residents of US and Cayman Islands from participating, and we take this very seriously.

We are very disappointed by this action, we do not feel anyone in the State of MA has been harmed. Out legal team is working on a response, we hope to have a meaningful dialogue with the Secretary and resolve this matter.

We will provide news updates as they become available.
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I'd love to find out more about this project, but I'm completely blocked as a US IP. I'm curious as to why the devs would use US properties in the marketing material, if US residents are blocked  Sad
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Wall street gaming the futures on bitcoin..their futures contract expired and guess what happened when it did?? Markets rocketed back up...its such a joke

We need to get used to it, with the help of such manipulations, most likely bitcoin will not let the price go too high to be able to regulate the process and make money on it!
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Is anyone in the Caviar Team able to speak on issues concerning an allegation of selling unregistered securities coming from the US. I understand this is the reason that the webinar has been postponed. I can see no update on the Caviar page, however this sounds like it could be a serious concern that may drag on for some time. I understand that this may be seen as FUD but from the perspective of an investor not from the US, I would appreciate knowing what Caviars position was concerning any impact this may have on Caviar and their continuing ICO/TGE.

As I know Caviar registered in Cayman Islands, they strictly compliant with regulations there. SO US regulations won't affect Caviar in common. Better to wait untill official response of course.
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Wall street gaming the futures on bitcoin..their futures contract expired and guess what happened when it did?? Markets rocketed back up...its such a joke
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Is anyone in the Caviar Team able to speak on issues concerning an allegation of selling unregistered securities coming from the US. I understand this is the reason that the webinar has been postponed. I can see no update on the Caviar page, however this sounds like it could be a serious concern that may drag on for some time. I understand that this may be seen as FUD but from the perspective of an investor not from the US, I would appreciate knowing what Caviars position was concerning any impact this may have on Caviar and their continuing ICO/TGE.
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