Alright, I'll admit I have no problem waiting, and I even wrote a post about it. But you're just being an asshole now.

People gave you 15 million dollars for an unproven product - that's fine because it's crypto - ultra bullish, ultra free markets.

People want to trade this ICO investment immediately - that's fine because it's crypto - ultra bullish, ultra free markes.

You want people to wait for a good exchange to pick you up - that's fine because you have a vision for a great product.

Exchanges want to list you anyway - you tell them to fuck off and talk about lawyers being involved. That's not fine, you took 15 million dollars from the crypto markets and refuse to play to the crypto market standards.

To answer 'so what', here's the deal. I don't know if you're an actual analyst on the team, or you found this as a PR position in the local cutouts of the newspaper. However, there is a such thing as opportunity cost. The crypto markets in (ambiguous) 2018 will look as different as the stock markets in 2027. Let's say the coin drops to 1/2 ICO value before <big exchange> because of condescending community managers and strangling the free markets to prevent any sales. This means ICO investors lost the chance to buy 2x the coin compared to ICO. Wow - never heard of a post-sale before!

If dropping below ICO value happens in free markets - then its up to investors to deal with that. But when it happens because the crowdsale creators decided they want to keep their investors 'safe' - that breeds resentment.

It's extremely ironic that an app for speculation data is so ignorant to why people want quick access to the free markets. Don't you think?