Quote from: The Big C on April 11, 2018, 05:07:07 PM

If any of you have been paying attention to the market in the long term, you would see a pattern which usually presents itself as follows. First stage, ico, tokens are sold quickly accompanied by a flood of possibilities and promises. Second stage, distribution, tokens are distributed as quickly as possible in order to receive funds. Third stage, listing, the coin and or token is shoved into any exchange possible. Forth stage, silence, having been listed the developers of the platform seem to cut off all communication and subject the token holders to the volatility of the markets. A road map may be published with future deadlines that can be as far out as a year or more. All this time allows tokens to be subjected to pump and dumps, falsehoods, and media speculation. Keep in mind that most published deadlines are seldom met. This causes not only token holders to lose interest but also any possible partnerships. Thus causing the tokens to lose value and occasionally resulting in a failed project. I for one would not appreciate being thrown to the wolves in a volatile market if the completion of the project is still years away. In my opinion listing should be done as close as possible to the completion of the platform. Any new developments should be withheld until listing in order to maximize interest. It's just the smart way to do things. Patience will prevail.

We'll put......and very thoughtful! Patience and timing will be key. 💪💪