The CFI token powers the interactions on the Cofound.it platform. Cofound.it operates like a consulting company. Cofound.it coaches projects, help defne the legal elements, prepare for the crowdsales, assist with the PR and launch them using Cofound.it initial platform. However, this phase has a defnite goal in mind: to defne and test the optimal crowdsale process, defne the parts that can be supported in code and defne the parts that must be accomplished by experts.

Once the crowdsale process has been defned, the elements that can be supported in code, like project application, content defnition and base project valuation, will be implemented. For each element that has to be performed by the experts a roadmap to crowdsource will be developed. Once the full Cofound.it platform is up and running, experts will be able to offer their services right there on the platform, which will match them with the selected teams based on the needs of the teams and the experts’ track records.

A distributed global platform that directly connects projects with supporters while enabling experts worldwide to provide necessary support to teams.

Team:

• Jan Isakovic: CEO, Co-Founder. (LinkedIn);
• Daniel Zakrisson: Head of Evaluations and Mentoring. (LinkedIn);
• David Sabo: Head of Cofound.it Global. (LinkedIn);
• Erika Pogorelc: CTO. (LinkedIn);
• Matjaz Slak: Projects manager. (LinkedIn);
• Zenel Batagelj: Team Strategy. (LinkedIn);

Cofound.it held a presale in which raised $14.8 million (56565  ETH) for 25% of the total token supply, and led to the actual ICO being cancelled. Cofound.it offered pre-sale access exclusively to some supporters via its Priority Pass mechanism. The token distribution is as follows:

Token Reserve Split (75%):

• 25% reserved for future use;
• 20% current and future team, advisors, experts;
• 10% ICONOMI;
• 20% purchase of Cashila assets;

The Cofound.it presale sold out, which means no additional ICO was hosted. The presale had no bonuses, discounts, or escrow and the CFI token is not be mineable.