As you probably know, the total SGN token supply is 185,000,000 tokens. 50% of the total token supply (92,500,000) is allocated to the multi-phase Signals Token Sale (pre-sale, private sale, public sale).

If all SGN tokens will not be sold at the end of our public sale (currently we’re getting closer to hitting the third of our target cap) and there are some tokens left, we will distribute them to all token sale participants (pre-sale, private sale, and public sale).

If you participated in our token sale, you surely remember that you have gotten a discount — something on the scale from 15% — 0%. If you were the first one to purchase the tokens, you’d get the 15% discount. Let’s say you have purchased tokens worth 1 ETH and you have gotten 3267.97 SGN tokens.

If there will be 50% unsold SGN tokens left at the end of the public sale, we will give you additional 3267.97 tokens, so in total, you would hold 6535.94 SGN, but you paid only 1 ETH.

Now, if your discount was lower than 15%, then you will receive SGN tokens from the “unsold SGN token pool” based on the exact discount you have gotten. In other words, the earlier you have bought our token, the more tokens you’ll receive.

This applies to all token sale participants — pre-sale, private sale, and public sale — everyone will get the SGN tokens based on the discount which they received at the time that they purchased their tokens.

Why burning tokens is not fair?

For example, imagine the company is selling 50% of a total amount of 100 million tokens (hypothetically). Now imagine that due to tricky conditions of the market they are able to sell only 10% of those tokens for sale. This means that effectively they sell only 5% of tokens (10% of that 50% for sale). The rest is burned, so now we are in the situation that the company holds 50 million of tokens when the token sale participants hold only 5 million. This situation could create problems of trust within the community regarding the price of the token, which could be manipulated by the company. And of course, this wouldn’t happen if the company redistributed the unsold tokens among the token sale participants.