I have a question for the Head-Dev. ..We raised 10 million $ in BTC on the ICO which, assuming you didn't convert it all to Fiat, would now be worth about $60 million USD. Many in this Thread are wondering why it is taking so long to move this coin forward and for good reason as many coins have had ICOS after ours and yet theirs are up and running and trading. The point is this....8 Devs at a salary of 250 k each = 2 million $.... a very small percentage of what was raised on the ICO and even smaller percentage at today's value. (IOTA, for example, has hired 30 very high-end Devs in the past 5 months). So, exactly how is the money being spent? (With all the recent Crypto activity, many get the feeling we're being left behind in the dust!)
They raised 6900 btc or $12.5 million at the time. Todays value in btc is $120 million plus the cash they gained from forks. No excuse for this coin to not be trading. They can just pay exchanges for dev time to implement the bos chain.
I don't have insight on the team's financial situation, but there are marketing incentives coming up in anticipation of the MainNet. Events and meetups are going to be organized. The development of the Stardaq and Delicracy apps is also ongoing.
Nowadays there are many ERC-20 tokens and many exchanges have already adopted and implemented this standard. BOScoin, however, is not an ERC-20 token, it is a new blockchain platform based on Stellar. This also means that exchanges need to implement BOScoins standard before BOScoin can be listed and traded. Considering this, and taking into account that exchanges get many requests for hundreds of other coins to be listed, it simply takes more time, even if the team decides to pay to get listed. Nevertheless the team is doing their utmost best to get listed on (well known) exchanges as soon as possible, with KuCoin as a next possible step.