Hoping responding back to you will get your attention. You guys seriously need a project manager. I can't imagine hardware/firmware development is much different from software development. When I build something I have various integration points where critical tests can be run to determine if things are going ok and I can prove that I am actually building something instead of jerking off in the corner.

If Labcoin is a legitimate operation, why don't you guys reveal some of your integration points? I'm sure you guys have gerber files for your PCBs? You guys showed a shitty photo of some sort of PCB, why not reveal a bit more about the PCB, the chips themselves(pinout? communication protocol?) and what tests have been performed. Go look at how bitfury handled the initial testing of their chips. Every couple of days there were releases of information, even if they didn't confirm if all was well.

In the end this sounds like it is either a masterfully executed scam or a horribly managed project. Depending on the result, that bad taste joke may become a reality as frankly you have no clue who all your anonymous investors are.