Does anybody have answer to this question: What is stopping an exchange like yobit to start trading real waves as soon as ico withdraws are processed? They won't have node code but they can manually do withdraws/deposits. Or am I wrong?
I mentioned that yesterday. The only thing stopping them might be having a proper wallet at their end, so this is going to be a very interesting launch if any exchanges allow trading.
Anyone know about a wallet that can be used by an exchange as well?
if yobit can't have the node nor wallet, i think it could be a reason for price to rise. possible?
Drawback though is that if price is about $1+ this June 14, users will be dumping their coins hoping they can double their btc this halving.
I guess as you and 110110101 said, you need the full node wallet. And something tells me they are not going to get one, seem a little shady with the IOU's and lack of communication - which I read here on the forums.
I don't think the IOU's are very reflective of the actual price, if that is what you mean. It was like that when LISK launched. Though I think Bloombit(?) had a more reasonable IOU price.
Holders will dump if the price rise is too much, just normal way things work in the alt space. It takes time for coins to be distributed and if the tech, partnerships, etc. are any good, they will come.
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