I wouldn't say that they are having regulatory issues, they are just making sure that they comply and cooperate with regulators in Canada and are taking a conservative yet robust approach to compliance in order to ensure that there are no future legal pot holes that many other companies that are more risk taking will face. I commend them on their approach as it shows they are looking long term. They are not just trying to make a quick buck or build token price so they can facilitate a late exit scam.
No way. This has been there reason all the damn time. We can no longer to be listed this on exchange. My PPP are still sitting on my ETH wallet almost 1 year.
This has been the reason the whole time, you are correct. That is because they said it at the start so that everyone the got tokens would have complete (or relatively complete) information before making any purchases. I understood the undertaking that they were making and respect their decision to play the safest game long term to ensure that their product is viable long term.
The people that are constantly yelling 'when moon' and 'lambo' are literally just gambling on coins and throwing money at something. Dont be one of those people. 1 Year to make a fully operational platform that has the potential to disrupt accounting and factoring services in one swift move is not a long time. This is something that is genuinely worth being patient for.
Look here, Paypie ICO ended on October 8. Some ICO that has been classified as Utility token got listed on either one of the big chinese exchange.
Let's get real to this. Paypie needs to maintain or build their community support. And exchange is an example of introducing it to a wider audience. Paypie, without a good listing, has been losing it's community commitment. It has developed hyped during it's ICO. Now look at the terrible volume. Everyday it will lose it's value if they still don't introduce us to a new exchange. Not everyone uses Dex.