I understand there are 2 kinds of assets. bytes and blackbytes, the latter being for anonymous transactions.
blackbytes are rather private, when you activate TOR they become anonymous.
Does that make blackbytes generally more valuable than bytes?
Currently, given the fact that all is given for free, that holding bytes is somehow incentivized by the rules of distribution, and that bytes can be exchanged against BTC (mainly on Cryptox), the market doesn't give blackbytes much value ... But yes for users to whom privacy matters, blackbytes should be more valuable.
How come the exchange currently available only lists bytes? Is it because it's impossible to list blackbytes, due to their nature or simply they haven't done it yet?
It is a bit troublesome, as deposits and witthdrawls won't be automatic, either they would be processed manually or we can imagine chatting with a bot to deposit/withdraw. That's because to send/receive them, both devices should be paired, and payment requests done through a chat interface.
Is it possible to convert or automatically trade between the two assets?
Not for the time being.
Because if not, essentially we are talking about two entirely unrelated assets here, right?
For now the only relation is that you need bytes to pay for blackbytes' transaction fees.
