Olympus' reddit post seemed shilly as fuck, and offers tons of feature yet no multisig. Talks about their "team". I registered a few accounts and contacted support about some basic issues from each of them.
Big surprise, no responses yet. Guessing it will be quite a while too since it's one man doing it.
Their subreddit is restricted so that only the admin can post ( probably learned their lesson from the Aero subreddit ). All other market subs let you post freely.
Guys, if you go dump money on this market while waiting for them to develop and deploy multisig in "coming weeks" please don't post here crying about it when they snatch it. This subreddit will probably eat you alive, lol.
Well, that's not the easiest thing to get rolling. From the selling side of the equation, I can tell you that very few (for me, it's been <1% of total orders for 3+ years) avail themselves of multi-sig. Regular escrow works just fine for many/most people. If they are setting-up for an exit (maybe, who knows?), they could still offer multi-sig knowing full well that most people won't use it and still be in an excellent position to scam. If multi-sig is set up properly, yes it will help those who availed themselves of the feature. But, having multi-sig should probably not be used as a sign of 'market stability.'
"Three people can keep a secret if two are dead." One of my favorite quotes. It's not like like a normal business where they can place a want-ad for extra help. Providing access to sensitive systems (even if limited) comes with a whole slew of risks. Granted, running a market of any substantial size would be nearly impossible for a single person (if that's the case with them), but I'd personally prefer as few as is necessary. If support response time is slow because of this, I can live with it. If uptime isn't spectacular (think: Agora), I can live with it.
lol. Yeah, right. You know full well that we'd endure weeks of complaints. ;)