Hi, ico trackers are not the best way to get meaningful information. The most recommended way is to read Executive Summary, then Whitepaper, read our Medium (...)
We want to introduce new standards.
OK, I did that at the beginning but not many people do those things.
Right now on crypto scene there's much more lazy money than smart money so providing a well rounded jist of BBOD offer to a broader audience would raise the ICO's valuation. I am not saying to _only_ do pure marketing but it is important to dazzle people a bit or else the ICO will not gain much traction outside of small circle of investors. Just look how long it takes to achieve the MinCap while other, much more pie-in-the-sky, ICOs raise millions of USD. There's a reason to it.
The product will not sell itself just because it has a great technology and team behind it - this rarely if ever works without a bit of marketing pixie dust.
You can also ask for email for founders. We will upload the email on the website soon.
We changed "big names in the market" for less controversial statement.
(...) We are open to suggestions what we should do to have better communication with our token holders. (...) Our fiduciary duty is to serve our token holders, [Suspicious link removed]munity and spend most of money for development of the platform.
Cool. In the spirit of better communication: are there any institutional investors you can talk about who are ready to support the project?