Indeed. But for that to happen, work needs to be done. The wallet, as is, cannot be handed over to exchanges.
If we show some real interest, Bittrex would list this coin for sure, but not with a broken wallet. We don't want them to list it and end up removing it a week later because their support gets flooded with QORA related tickets.

So, work needs to be done, and there are people who are 100% willing to help with the client, but whenever Crowe is asked to accept help, he refuses and posts about the 4 developers who are supposedly working on QORA, including him full time.
I did not do the math, but since he told us about the 4 developers, a few months have passed. This means hundreds of man hours of work are supposedly being put into the client already, and yet, he's still "compiling a jar"? C'mon. He's keeping us on the long line, and I can tell you there is little to no work being done on the client.

If (!) Crowe proves me wrong with a diff between the old and the current version which convincingly shows work, I'll be ashamed of myself and apologize sincerely. That's a promise.

But after being stalled for months with no actual, comprehensible progress being made, I am calling bullshit.

At all who have a stake in the coin or are generally interested in getting the project forward:
I propose we'll start a community takeover. As I told you, there are good people who are willing to work on the project. More progress, less bullshit. That's what the project and its community deserves, and we have an opportunity to get exactly that done. Why not take it?

Let's see if Crowe manages to leave a reply here (if he's not too busy managing other projects he recently took a lead on), and if he doesn't, let's just take control of things ourselves. That's how Open Source software works, and if you don't prove yourself a reliable project leader, you get removed. We have the tools, we just need to make use of them.


Ok, that was my epilogue. Anyone who feels addressed now, please take some time to think about it and maybe leave a reply.
Thanks.