I also can't see why it could be wrong to launch an Alpha of a product before the ICO. Most projects don't have anything to show at this stage, they have fancy ideas and 50 pages long whitepapers. Some have an MVP or a click dummy and a ton of marketing materials. A working product is so rare in these days and really should be appreciated. I mean, everyone can make pretty powerpoint slides. Plus isn't the money from the ICO supposed to finance the development of a product? I'm really at a loss here and I don't get why the proof in form of an Alpha version of a product could be considered a bad thing Huh
That puzzles me as well.
We intentionally postponed the A2A ICO till we can provide a clear evidence that we HAVE a working technology.
Yes, it is still an Alpha and we have to do many bugfixes, but that is how it works in the software development.
Anyway,
Beta release in on the way and expected to be online before the end of the month.