Okay, my apologies. I thought our progress was going a lot faster compared to XBC's first month and I have been posting AT LEAST weekly.
But what is the point of wasting BTC on getting onto another exchange when the first exchange we're on doesn't even have any activity? It seems like a complete waste to me. If there is no volume on one exchange, how would stretching it out to another exchange fix this?
I like the mobile wallet idea, I'll look into it. I believe raxe offers a service like this.
However, I complete agree 100% regarding branding. Litecoin is not moving, BitcoinPlus is dropping. These are the two coins which are associated with XLC, therefore it is going to be a prickle to get moving. XLC relies a lot on XBC. Psychologically, XLC can never be worth more than XBC and the XBC fire is fading. Although I have heard of some developments with XBC that I will try to coincide with XLC. Hopefully this results in a double pump or just generallly more activity.
The initial hype over the ipo sustained XBC for a while (and quite well). Then inactivity (or a broken wallet) nearly killed it. Duplicating low activity based on the idea XBC survived it, so others coins might, probably isn't the best idea.
As for other exchanges... well, since bittrex stated they were going to delist the coin initially, it may not be the worst idea to have the coin on at least one other decent exchange? I know they have stated they will list the coin another week, but if they drop it, what's your plan? A coin with no exchanges? Multiple exchanges also open up arbitrage, and possibly a bit of extra volume that way. So getting the coin on another exchange can in fact increase volume, especially if you go the re-branding route.
I do think XBC has a little life still in it, if for nothing else, based on its mintpal voting. But I wouldn't try to guess if XLC will bounce up based on XBC, as really, there is little actual connection.
If you are okay with using your ipo money for new things, I'd consider not only rebranding and exchanges, but a better website, mobile wallets, and finding a unique purpose for the coin. There really is only one thing the coin currently has going for it -- small number of coins that are currently unusually cheap. Add value to the brand, and then the initial investors may at least recoup what they paid. I don't see that happening with the xlc brand, nor by trying to link the coin to xbc or ltc.