There was a tezos thread just now, where did it go? Also how

i'm not sure a week is really long enough, what if the whales dominate the ico and the little guy can't make it? better spread this out another week or so to make sure everyone that has money to waste can waste it properly.

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Pretty sure the old thread got deleted by a mod. Can't find it.

I think that the uncapped part isn't an issue. It gives everyone a fair chance to get in.

Also with a large amount of coins being distributed on day 1 it strengthens the network instantly.

This is the one that will make it as a global currency.

Screen cap this.

>>2316555
checked and capped.

>>2316555
>It gives everyone a fair chance to get in.
Yes but it also gives the creators literal millions, after which they have no reason at all to continue development.

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>very overhyped
>uncapped ICO that's going to be bought by every retard who missed Ethereum and think it's going to be Ethereum 2.0 (it's not)
>uncapped ICO hyped by a billionaire who pockets it through a private company (DLS) that gets both some of the raised $ and some of the XTZ
>will get so much money the team won't even know what to do with it, they'll have all the money before the platform has even succeeded so there's less of an incentive to make it happen
>founder can easily go back to his high paying work and has less of an incentive to see the platform succeed
>most of the coins will be gobbled up by the rich/whales regardless of trying to have an "open and fair" uncapped ICO
>governance system might not even be beneficial at all, forks will still happen, voter apathy
>ethereum has a first mover advantage in smart contracts and significant traction
>ethereum is also moving to proof of stake
>ethereum is already working on formal verification (see: viper, yoichi's work)
>formal verification does not mean there will be no bugs or something, it's not a magic trick for safe smart contracts
>see dfinity
>delayed ICO for "legal reasons" mere days before start just so when Bitcoin-Suisse finally began onboarding normie-CEO-fiatcucks to dilute you even more

>>2316695
you're right, they could run off.

but they won't.

A: Take millions.

B: Continue project and become unimaginably wealthy.