The reason the payout address has been use is because that address is the Business Development fund address. It was first created back in June for the first Business Development payout in July and has been in continuous use ever since. When balances drop, or new expenses are anticipated, we replenish or build the balance within the same address.
We keep all funds within that address, and when a payment is made out of the BD fund address, the change is returned to that same address. This is done to provide full transparency over the balances and transactions (not just for business development, but ALL core team proposals). Anyone can view our financial report at the end of each quarter and see for themselves on the block chain that the amount in that budget's address matches the reported balance in the quarterly report's balance sheet. Pretty cool, huh? One of the benefits of a transparent blockchain.
EDIT: To be clear, the address IS DEDICATED to business development, but business development is a rolling fund in which the balance drops and then reloaded over time.
You did not answer to my question!
You did not answer to my question!
WHAT HAPPENS TO THE MONEY IN CASE THE JOB IS A FAILURE? WHAT HAPPENS TO THE MONEY IN CASE THERE IS NO DELIVERABLE? DO THIS MONEY ALWAYS REMAIN IN THE WALLET ADDRESS?