Quote from: Fiyor on February 07, 2020, 02:52:13 PM

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CEO of Romad said that team are waiting for a better market conditions to start the lisiting of tokens.

So he will never list the token, the cryptocurrency market is very volatile, in one moment it's good, the other isn't, there's no right time to list, for example, in the last 7 days, ETH has risen 24%, BTC 6% and other currencies also had their highs according to Coingecko, if this isn't good, what is it then? Next week may fall 20% and the next rise 30%... For me it's just an excuse...

Not only the market is volatile, but there is a little demand on that antivirus. I assume, that all the antivirus market is already divided by such gigants as Kaspersky, Norton and ESET. And there is no possibility for such a small software to find a spot on the market.

Soon this topic will be 2 years old, and Romad is still a beta or a demo, which you cant simply download, but need to ask for it for a test...

I agree that it is very difficult to compete with Kaspersky, Norton and ESET. These companies have a good reputations, a lot of users and a big advertising budgets. It is necessary to promote the advantages of Romad antivirus and explain people why Romad is better than the others.

first things first, you can't promote it yet to other people because the full version is not out yet. they should have the final version by now. but they are still in beta. how long would be the waiting time to see their final product? most people want to see the final version not the beta one because they really want to test its versatility when it comes to all kinds of viruses out there. do they have problem with financial aspect as to why their development is somewhat taking so long? and once they are out of beta, the next bottleneck is adoption, competition with other popular anti-virus. if the team seemed to work slow, i don't think this will go far in the next couple of years...