I see the potential and support the project. I have bought from the ICO, and will like to buy more but I have a couple additional questions:
1. Is there a minimum or target amount that needs to be raised for the ICO? Most crowdfunding will reimburse the investors through the escrow if this target is not met.
2. Just for contingency planning - is the escrow just a single individual? This is not a multisig setup right? If something happens (I do not wish any, just for sake of discussion) and we lose the holder of the private keys during the ICO period - what is your contingency plan for that?
Thank you.
Very good questions. I am also suggesting before releasing the wallet , there should undergo strict testing for usage and security issues that may arise. There have been an increase of altcoins with built in hidden premine and backdoor trojans or keyloggers that needs to be addressed when it comes for the pesobit wallet.
The ICO announcement doesn't tell about refunding or the target of ICO fund.
For contingency planning, it seems impossible to plan for a fully response to all circumstances that happen to the Escrow. It's the same to other ICOs. For ex, The Escrow suddenly disappears for some reasons, dev team will not able to receive their ICO However they should release the tokens as scheduled. That's unfortunate for Dev team. It's hard to happen but in the world of boomed ICOs, anything could happen.