The founders of blockchain project Nebulus have decided to voluntarily wait ten years before they can access the founder's allocation received in the token sale. Nebulus raised $60 million during a sale in December 2017 with 20 percent of the tokens allocated to the founders. Initially, these tokens were set to vest after three years but will now vest after ten. Developers will see their vesting pushed back a year from the planned date. The team hopes to show that they are focused on creating the core technology, which aims to rank DApps, admitting that it could take a long period of time to develop. To verify that they are sticking to the announced plan Nebulus has also committed to publishing the smart contract address holding the tokens and will contract with a third-party auditor to verify their finances.