I can't believe they have the nerve to ask for funding for another project before sorting out the mess eGaaS/Apla created.

Their first preoccupation should be to, at least, grant eGaaS/Apla investors access to their tokens and work towards providing some kind of liquidity for the token. Rather, they are launching a new project with a 2-month old vague comment about a supposed swap:


Not that it will change anything if the next token is not listed anywhere, this could be Apla all over again, investors finding themselves with tokens they can't exchange. I'm not saying this is going to happen, but given the history of Apla, why would anyone who had that experience actually trust you with anything?

Seriously guys, before asking for funding, sort out the Apla mess to try and restore a bit of trust.