Man, I keep coming back to this project, because I really like it!
The only thing that's bothering me is the .5 ETH minimum. I look at a lot of ICOs and generally don't like to invest over .25 ETH, because I like to diversify a lot. So this would be double the amount I prefer to drop on these ICOs.
Is there a reason why this minimum is so much higher than most ICOs?
Actually, this in not an ICO but a limited preSale. It is quite common for a presale to limit the contribution to $2000-3000 minimum. STeX made it just 0.5 ETHThe only thing that's bothering me is the .5 ETH minimum. I look at a lot of ICOs and generally don't like to invest over .25 ETH, because I like to diversify a lot. So this would be double the amount I prefer to drop on these ICOs.
Is there a reason why this minimum is so much higher than most ICOs?
Ah, I see what you're saying. But on the site it says the ICO is also going to have a 0.5 ETH minimum. Are you planning on keeping it that way then?
A 0.1 ETH minimum does seem more in line with the general ICOs. It will not harm your ICO at all. Think about it: you will not lose any contributors that would like to contribute 0.5 ETH or more, but you will gain a lot of contributors that would like to contribute 0.4 ETH or less. I think it's a smart move.
No changes has been made yet. We see no reason for using 0.1 ETH, we can set zero limit instead.
But, during last 12 hours no contribution was made for less than 0.8 ETH.
So, why should we change it?
Can you discribe our user that is willing to join with only 0.1 ETH?
Hi! We weren't talking about the Pre-sale. I understand why the minimum for pre-sale could be higher than 0.1 ETH.
But there are several reasons for implementing a lower limit for the main ICO. For example, there are a lot of ICOs coming out and if a user is interested in diversifying his ICO portfolio, he might not want to get hit with a 0.5 ETH limit, because that adds up fast.
Why should you change it? You don't have to really, it's just a suggestion coming from a question I had. I believe getting as much people involved with the ICO is a positive thing. I don't think you should block a person that would like to invest 0.4 ETH or less, because that is still money that could be put to use for your project. In my opinion the question isn't why change it, but why refuse money? Getting as much people involved is kind of the point of a decentralised system anyway. With a higher limit, you're creating an unnecessary barrier.
Again, you don't have to change it. It's just a suggestion. I think we all want this project to be successful
