With regards to your founding team members, are you going to publish their real photos with corresponding profile links? Since you are aiming a crypto exchange here, it is better to build credibility even at the start of the project.
Hey thanks for the question. Brian King is the only one of us three who is anonymous on this project. Steve and I are both transparent with our names, and can be easily found on LinkedIn. To be honest, we just didn't have updated headshots. Otherwise we probably would've put them in 
.Hi asyakashi, if you look above you'll we we have a team section. Identities for myself and Steve can be easily verified. Steve and Brian both have 10+ years of development experience, including smart contract development experience. I, myself, have started and run a B2B software company with hundreds of clients. The only piece of this which isn't 100% transparent is Brian, who can't be public for work reasons, but who will become public as soon as we reach our fundraising goal.
I completely understand the desire for complete transparency, especially with the number of sketchy projects out there. That being said, we are in the 99th percentile in terms of transparency among crypto and blockchain related projects. If you would like to talk to us in person to further verify our identities, please just shoot me a DM!
Im excited and looking forward to the Pre-Sale but its concerning to see a little misinformation spread about the background of the cofounders. We do our background research in this community and the B2B business be referred (TradeRoute) by the OP did in fact not have 100s of clients and had some rather gaping holes in its actual product according to some. It's this kind of misinformation and artificial success that makes people skeptical about the people behind new projects in crypto. Although I remain optimistic and excited given what I've read about Denex, I don't like seeing the people involved falsifying their experience to make it seem like it was something it wasnt. How can we be certain that the execution of this product will be better the that of the projects the founders have been part of before especially when the founders who have experience in blockchain/development are the ones remaining anonymous. Hate to be that guy and am truly looking forward to see what Denex can do and become, but like you mentioned there are a number of sketchy projects out there and this lack of transparency and misinformation regarding experience doesn't help distinguish Denex from those.
Hi Timelesspigeon,
Not sure what your goal is here. With our pre-sale coming up maybe you are a competitor looking to slander us ahead of the launch? Either way, pretty disgusting and insulting for you to call me a liar after working for 3 years as a university student building a B2B software company, working with a startup accelerator, and building out two software products.
I'm not going to spend all day blacking out names for you, but here is one of the lists straight from our DB of carriers who were on our platform. I used to take the emails and names to use for our email updates to clients, so I have sheets and sheets of these on my computer still, although the database itself is no longer active.
Do better.
- Aidan