@devs
When can we expect cryptopia exchange listing?
I want to invest, but I wouldn't like to keep my coins on poloniex.
Good question. The listing fee has been paid, but I've had no contact from them. I did open a support ticket to ask if they needed any additional info, etc, but their support ticket system says the wait is about 12 days.
I wonder how Cryptopia will solve the problem of having already listed Bytom with ticker BTM..:
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo/?coin=BTMCryptopia works on a first-come-first-served basis. So we have to choose an alternative ticker for our listing there.
These have been suggested:
BTMK
BTMX
BTMA
BTMRK
If the ticker is changed can we send coins from an old ticker "BTM" wallet to the new one?
Tickers are really just nicknames for human convenience - they play no role in the transfers between addresses on the blockchain.
You can always check whether an address is a valid Bitmark address and if it belongs to a particular wallet with the
validateaddress command, or its abbreviation
vady - ( both are available on the graphical wallets in the Console )
Example:
¿ Is bZzvEC2CcKYfyStVogSLvfnVywnd1HBKQV a valid bitmark address ?
$ bitmark-cli validateaddress bZzvEC2CcKYfyStVogSLvfnVywnd1HBKQV
{
"isvalid" : true,
"address" : "bZzvEC2CcKYfyStVogSLvfnVywnd1HBKQV",
"ismine" : true,
"isscript" : false,
"pubkey" : "031dcb006ef40784999612973f238be0bcbe7b90dab6163d1775f8a38e3471f940",
"iscompressed" : true,
"account" : ""
}
and the answer is "true". Notice that the ticker symbol is not even part of the address, so all is well and you can feel secure, no matter what ticker symbol we use at Cryptopia.
