The first thing I always pay attention to in such projects is where tokens are sold. Selling unknown tokens on a newly created website is not trustworthy, it very often has the signs of a scam. Tokens purchased in this way do not guarantee in any way any value of this cryptocurrency in the future. Couldn't you find the funds to listing on some more or less well-known launchpad?
Of course, the token listing is assigned, it is reflected in the roadmap. Yes, it will be, of course, later.
But then again, you need ~30 Bitcoins to make a listing even on Binance.
You can do it for free, but the chance is not great.
List on Pancake let's say (well, why not, the audience is large, support Binance, the developer has remained unknown)! You can, but how many of them are there? Very many and the reaction would be mixed, to put it mildly, some kind of another token, which is on this Punkake thousands, scam probably.
We'll go a slightly different way. Yes, we focus on Binance, but through Lab.
It's easy to talk about listing when you have a few dozen Bitcoins in your pocket).
First you have to raise investment to be able to list. For that, a white paper is written, followed by negotiations with investment funds. Then the listing.
We are not calling for the purchase of a token. At the moment you only see the functionality that is working right now, nothing more.
After all, this is not a call to action, but an announcement of the possibilities.
Thank you for asking a question.