Those stakes are NOT worth 400 BTC because of your efforts as nothing is released. They are worth 400 BTC because of the entire community and supporter.
So let get this straight.
(1) You want 15% of stakes -- that's 600 stakes for anyone not counting, or 600 million Nem -- (reserved 10% more for future)
(2) You want 66 BTC and several thousand Nxt that were collected during IPO
(3) Now on top of that you want to sell 200 more stakes before the launch for additional 400 BTC (which is essentially a second IPO)
(4) No definite statement made about what you will do with unclaimed stakes.
The whole thing is intended to make 8 "developers" rich very fast before the launch (or just after).
Good luck to "rest" of the community since if developer dump even 50% of the 15% (300 million) it will tank the prices for all of you bought it on Nxt AE, while developers are already rich.
I've already tried to reply, not sure if you've seen it.
Let me address some of the issues.
Regarding dev fund, as of today UF already spend 10.5BTC for UI/UX. And the estimate is another 10btc till Aug.
The dev fund is controlled by dev team, the accounts are in first post.
There are/were two main reasons for public auction:
- get more stakeholder, to have 3000 stakes altogether,
- get funds for future work (mainly for external expenses),
- public auction would most likely be held AFTER BETA.
When it comes to me (and I think I express view of other devs too),
I'm here for NEM, not for btc.
Whether public auction will be held (I think it should as it was promised), and how many stakes
will there be, is TBD. We will definitely take
Eadeqa's fears and doubts into consideration.
(Give us few days time for some internal discussion)
Regarding 15%, keep in mind there is 400/100/100 split there, so it's not only dev but also promotion and ecosystem.
The 10% reserve, is supposed to go for FUTURE projects and it will be LOCKED (using NEM business rules).
That should answer your point 1) and 2)
Regarding 4) Unclaimed stakes will most likely become community managed fund (but we'll probably give people 2 months after launch to claim them)
Regarding 3) As I've written above, I'm not here for BTC, there's at least one good reason to hold public auction:
keep in mind most of the sellers on NXT AE are probably socks, public auction would lower the prices (which is actually good, as there's a chance we would get REAL supporters on board not socks)
If you remember some initial numbers regarding stakeholders "BTT age", I estimate that we might still have 30% of socks.