What's funny to me is that those integrations went from the wallet's main selling point and an integral part of its marketing camaign to optional addons. I didn't mention Ethereum's fundamentally flawed fundamentals because their team has shown willingness to actively develop and improve it. But either Rassah is lying right here, or Mycelium's team lyied when saying that they're running
both R&D and practical tests on blockchains. Clearly they didn't research anything about WAVES before making them part of their marketing. Also, this whole "have others integreade with us" doesn't sound like a plan. We're already seeing how this is going with exchanges.
The plan for what to do with the funds has always been clear and clearly stated: To develop a new wallet that supports a plugin architecture, like a crypto finance app store built on top of a personal/business financial management suite. And even more specifically, to use the funds to hire an Android, an iOS, and a UI developer to help get the project faster to finish.
Sorry if this wasn't clear to you specifically, but since you didn't invest and thus didn't bother to do anything beyond cursory "research" thats not surprising.
If WAVES fails to deliver on their promise, that doesn't really affect us or our plans. If they do deliver, it just gives us one more option on top of Colu, Tether, Ether, Rootstock, Omni, Counterparty...