1mhz+ rental rig set up on supernova @ 100% donation to show appreciation for the pool & to push the chain if hash ever gets too low.
Updates & possible bbs launch with test botnet access this week.
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I am sorry but I wont request it until at least my backbone is up and running. I understand that everyone who is mining wants to get money back on there investment, but if I were to request TPAY addition to an exchange at this point I would be doing everyone who has mined it an injustice since value cannot be determined by anyone with any form of accuracy until everyone starts to see it materialize. It is just a matter of time until TPAY ends up on an exchange since anyone can submit for free at most exchanges. But unless it ends up being submitted by someone else I will not be submitting a request until I can atleast visually show the system. I hope you understand. And I hope others understand.
I whole heartedly applaud this statement! For far too long it seems the only interest in a cryptocurrency has been "where can i exchange it?". I've seen numerous coins with no other focus than to get on yobit/ccex/etc. While having a place to buy/sell currencies of any flavour is indeed important to marketability and sustainability, that in and of itself is really not the primary purpose of a currency.
Currencies survive based on where they can be USED, and lets face reality here, exchanges do not fall into that category whatsoever. Further, an exchange is an independent 3rd party organization that has it's own free will to do whatever it pleases. I really don't feel it is a coin developer's responsibility to ensure that their coin is accepted by any exchange beyond offering a solid/stable/reliable blockchain. The rest of the responsibility should lie on the USERS of said currency! Given the current setup for just about every crypto exchange on the internet right now, anybody is free to submit a listing addition request. This isn't something that is restricted to coin/project developers/leads alone...so if you, as a user/investor of a particular currency, want to see it on any given exchange....GET OFF YOUR PROVERBIAL ASS AND REQUEST IT YOURSELF! Make your own inroads to opening communication lines with exchanges, retailers, payment processors, etc!
I can tell you from working with a number of exchanges in the past (and currently), that a request for addition from the owner/developer/lead of any given coin holds VERY little weight and will rarely ever entice an exchange to adopt the coin in question. However, an influx of requests from users, supporters, and investors (especially if those people are already active traders on an exchange) will usually go a long way in the decision making process for the exchange to list or not.
Remember, Bitcoin had basically zero value for it's entire first year of existence. There was no such thing as a cryptocurrency exchange at the time, but it survived due to users/supporters creating their own methods of buying/spending/accepting the currency. Exchanges are not a necessity for any currency to hold value, OTC trading is actually very commonplace amongst alternative currencies in the world, and in regards to cryptocurrencies, there are a number of trusted members of this very forum that have/will facilitate OTC trades between users.