It's been so long since the token came out. Of course it's good that the team is working on the product. It's time to go to other exchanges.

I have long written this project in the scam. Since absolutely nothing happens since the completion of ICO. Exchange is not, practically. Accordingly, there are no volumes. Token is not needed by anyone. Vryatle is something that will change. Although, I would be glad wrong.

"In September the team has been focused on our primary task — building software which finds the most interesting stories on the Internet and instructs us where to publish our content (Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, etc) to achieve high incoming volume. The challenge is massive but we’re witnessing consistent progress in algorithm performance and expect exponential progress in the upcoming weeks.


While we’re improving our technology, we’ve decided to temporarily stop writer incentives on the platform. The reasoning is that creating large amounts of content only makes sense if the content is later consumed by a large group of users. Lacking the sufficient technology to distribute content online, we’ve reduced content creation significantly, leading to a reduced burn rate while we’re building the software. We aim to bring back the writers and add many more writers after we’ve finished tackling the distribution challenge. "

https://medium.com/snip-news/snip-september-update-e2df4a6438d7

snip is traded on cryptos, quoine, idex.. but no one is really trading it, all of them have zero volume, it seems no one is interested in snip, well it maybe because there are hundreds of new tokens which people find it more appealing.

Probably there is no interest in the token because of too slow development and due to the fact that the token does not perform its functions at 100%

If you build an engaged crypto community around your user generated news network vision, there must be folks in there that can write at least decently.

Additionally, you had good writers until now and that didn't lead to success. Folks didn't want to read what your non organic, paid staff writers wrote.

Why not let the people contribute content for tokens as opposed to just cutting off content. How could that possibly lead to any good outcome?