Above users made valid points but I think it could also be the project itself [not Stellar].
Same though here, Stellar might be one of the problems getting people to fund your project but the bigger one is that we have seen around here thousands of projects that were going to be the next Uber/Lyft/Deliveroo/JutsEat killer and none, absolutely none of them materialized to make it anywhere above a demo delivery. OP has an advantage over the 99% of the scams out there who didn't even have a product but at the same time needs to understand that the ICO/IEO funding craze is over, people are not looking anymore at simple projects run by small teams, the ones that still did either migrate to defi or are investing in new hype products that would pump at the launch, there is little left of the ones looking in the long run.
If I were you I would look more into the company planning itself rather than the token and try to get funding from an investor rather than from token sales.
Anyhow, don't want to dishearten you but it's going to be tough, you're a bit late to the party, unfortunately.
it's more about the project utility, how big it is? That's all that matters
Coming from a guy that believed in the bitwings scam, this is quite funny.