That is partly correct, Miiike. Our company has been operating in the crypto field since 2016 with our own crypto payment gateway and wallet (in the CeFi sector). 2018, however, brought its own challenges causing us to put our business blockchain framework development on hold. Even though the project development was halted, our products were still maintained and online for our users. What was halted is the new product development, which is why the bounty campaign had been frozen.
In 2020 we had the idea of expanding Hashbon FiRe’s utility to the Defi sector. Its development has been active since early 2021 and was not halted at all. Currently Hashbon Rocket is planned to launch on September 9th, which is why this new campaign was launched.
If you need any additional clarification, please feel free to ask us anything. We appreciate your constructive arguments and we hope that we have cleared up our history.

So, I don't want to sound rude, but it has to be asked, is the cefi sector unprofitable or something? Put in a plain words, you've been around since 2016 and been providing your service for five continuous years, if you score significant or at least adequate profit, when you decided to do an expansion (like 2018 blockchain and 2021 FiRe) shouldn't it be coming from your own pocket instead of holding a crowdfund?