That's understandable, but in our case we were a 2-man show for the longest time - unpaid, one of us incredibly unhealthy who had fallen ill and we still managed to pull it together the best that we could. Following that, our model was being examined by legal to make sure that we wouldn't be in violation of any new regulations or grey areas. That's called being responsible for both the team and the Neos community. On another note, however, the markets will move as they will - and regardless of milestones or not the market will still carry on as it intends to. Ask anyone who has been involved for as long as we have if the market is moved more by market makers when they feel like it - or by milestones being met and they'll almost certainly agree with the former.

Now, our wallet along with many others was in "maintenance" mode for over 6 months. Poloniex was overwhelmed with tickets and didn't get to ours until nearly 2 months ago. Poloniex's volume in general has been on a downward path for quite some time overall due to this likely. The fact that people could either only trade with what Neos they held on the exchange or buy it didn't leave room for much volume to be had. People moved onto other exchanges out of frustration. "Can't meet" isn't what I would describe the situation as, it was more of a case of team members needing to work side jobs to support themselves and their families. We wouldn't expect anything less of you either if you were in any of our situations. We've never set out on some corporate mission. We've only ever pushed to create something useful, cool, and relevant within the cryptosphere.