I am not an attorney, and not qualified to give legal advice, but I hope you do correct at least the FAQ where you say no countries are restricted.
You cannot simply say "oh it's in the whitepaper and people should have read that" when your FAQ says otherwise.
Being asset backed, and any language alluding to profit tends to classify tokens as securities to my understanding after dozens of conversations with other successful projects and seasoned crypto-specialized attorneys.
In fact, we just wrote an article with one of the top crypto attorneys in the U.S.
https://medium.com/cryptoweek/airdrops-the-good-the-bad-and-the-scammy-25a62eddb189
Your CEO seems like a good guy from our conversation, so we will alter our writings to be a bit less critical of you. But many of the facts we observed will remain, because they are exactly as we have found them.
We hope if you are truly a legitimate project trying to help people you will address the concerns we have highlighted, and use this article to your advantage to fix everything that so desperately needs corrected.
Thank you for taking the time to speak with us, and we wish you the best!
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