Some people are just clueless to how crypto works.  When you have an ICO that runs for weeks, where literally ANYONE and EVERYONE can get into it, how does it help to list on a major exchange immediately following the end of the ICO period?  At that point there is little/no demand for the coin/project.  There has been no value added since ICO, no project yet created.  The ONLY thing that would happen at that point would be a pump and dump based on hype, making the coin look weak - when in reality it was just the initial weak-hand investors who are weak.  The Wagerr team is under no obligation to ensure you get liquidity of the tokens a week after ICO, and now they have to listen to whining, BS, and field a million Waves related questions all taking time away from what they ought to be doing - delivering on the Wagerr product that we all want to see successful.  In the future, I may look for projects that specifically state they WON'T list a token on an exchange immediately following an ICO so that all these short term flippers don't actually invest and waste everybody's time.