Quote from: gweigster on May 28, 2018, 07:35:33 PM

Quote from: Bitmora on May 27, 2018, 04:32:00 PM

Hello everyone. As you may have noticed, our scheduled beta launch did not happen. We did not foresee this and we are not proud of it ourselves. One of our head developers had an issue arise and without him here on Saturday, launch was impossible. Our team went to sleep Friday night expecting to wake up to a functional exchange but instead woke up to a nightmare scenario that not only disrupted our teams holiday weekend but also served as a major setback for the entire project.

We have already started hiring new developers to help us move forward. Two weeks ago, we said we would make up for the delay by adding new features and polishing our user experience, and we did, up until Saturday. No one on our team planned for this, and we are all filled with regret and disappointment. With that said, we must move forward. We expect to have a platform ready to bring online later this week, however trading might not be immediately available. Trading should be enabled shortly after platform release, at which point beta will officially launch and will last an expected 4-6 weeks. Beta will only be open to contributors, and we expect many several changes during this period, including both UI updates and the addition of new features.

What happened Saturday hurt our contributors, investors, bounty participants, and us. The followers and supporters of Bitmora makes for a rather small community and we rely on each and every one of you to spread the word of our movement throughout the crypto community and we feel we have let you down. We will make this right, but we have a lot of work to do internally to make that happen. We will keep everyone updated over the coming days, we hope to have good news soon.

Really sorry to hear this. But please make absolutely sure, that the next launch day will work out. Don't set another date you can't keep up with or people will lose trust.
I am still completely behind the project though!

Often times I see on every project that has gained the trust of the entire community, at least they have prepared everything to make it look like they are really ready to run a quality project, and not just a protective promise to manipulate every question everyone asks. .