>If the milestone is not met, the smart contract automatically returns the funds to investors. That can't work that way. The only way the smart contract can re

>If the milestone is not met, the smart contract automatically returns the funds to investors. That can't work that way. The only way the smart contract can return the funds is if they are locked somehow, but what's the point of raising money then? People raise money to spend them, so they by definition don't have that money and it can't be returned, much less "automatically".