Being on large exchanges when you're less than 2 months old isn't necessarily a good thing. There are a number of reasons why getting listed when mass liquidity isn't available would hurt the project more than it would help.

We feel Cryptopia is more than sufficient for now as our primary large exchange.

Also, exchanges cranking up their listing fees to unrealistic levels certainly don't help projects with fair launches or small premines. We're competing against ICOs that have no problem sucking up millions of dollars from people and then throwing their money at exchanges because it isn't actually costing them anything regardless of whether or not it's a good idea. They just want to throw 15btc worth of investor funds at Binance, dump their shares once it's listed, then disappear. We have a much deeper and more meaningful connection to our project and would rather take care in ensuring that it grows safely and organically over time instead of just being a flash in the pan.