Yes, there hasn't been enough time for the larger volume exchanges to vet the project well enough to include it on their platforms. Right now the larger exchanges are leery as to how to define the differences between an "asset?" and a "security?" so they are being more diligent. Blackmoon Crypto believes that they have the legal standing to pass the Howey test with BMC. And, I think BMC does and will pass that test. There are some bargains on the smaller exchanges for BMC at the moment, but once the higher volume exchanges list the token, I don't believe those bargains will be available. Blackmoon Crypto is in a good position to do very well, providing they don't get caught "cooking the books" or something, and I am confident that they ARE going to do well.
Interesting, I haven't been around crypto/investments long enough to come across the Howey test before. After reading up on it I understand that it's a test to determine whether the token is classed as a security and therefore protected by SEC regulations, is that correct? If so I'm guessing that if it passes then the big exchanges are more likely to accept it as Blackmoon Crypto can be held accountable if they don't follow through with their promises?