For those of you that are trying to sign the above messages 'painfully', please read this:

How to sign a message?! → https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.0

« UPDATE »

Recent changes:

↑Mitchell has joined the Crypto Escrow Team;

↑ranochigo has joined as Escrow Provider.

List and all scores updated...

P.S. I've noticed the overall score and trust points have decreased and some escrow providers have been downgraded as result. Has anything changed related to the forum's trust mechanism?

Just wait (and you'll see) for the traditional (post-ICO) dump of coins once their (Filecoin) crypto token is out and allowed for trading...

Blockchain startup ETHLend introduces working capital finance for Initial Coin Offerings

  That idea is very interesting as a way to fund new projects replacing the ICO model now threatened by regulators from US SEC and Singapore.

It really should be worth working and developing that insight...

Yes, you can.

Source: https://docs.storj.io/docs/migrate-tokens-from-sjcx-to-storj#section-6-common-questions-issues

Just take a look at my last update: 
The reason is: you never reply my PMs (the last one I sent you in August 03, 2017, 01:53:51 AM)...

...but lets try once more.

If you wanna apply for this list, please post here (or send me PM with) the following info:

1) Which cryptocurrencies do you work with?

2) Minimum and Maximum amount of coins allowed/accepted while using your escrow service (in BTC or USD);

3) Your fees;

4) Do you work with PGP signed messages OR signed messages from an already staked* cryptocurrency's address?

[ * ] Stake your cryptocurrencies' addresses here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.0

It's advised that you convert all your SJCX by yourself because Polo has not shown (until now) any official sign of following Bittrex's footsteps... 

This subsequent move in market cap will follow for sure when some issues are solved:

a) Consolidation of tokens→Poloniex stops trading (the old) SJCX and starts offering STORJ (ERC20) thus ending the messy situation of having 2 different tokens (and prices) for the same project;

b) Transparency→Storj Labs "summarize the status of SJCX migration and the STORJ crowdsale" and reveals all the numbers related to the recent token sale ("How many SJCX have been converted to STORJ? How many STORJ fall into each of the time-lock tranches, and when do these time locks expire? How many STORJ are in circulation? Disclose a policy regarding how many STORJ Storj Labs will introduce per year.")¹;

c) Disclosing Goals→Storj Labs reveals development roadmap and accounting of used (and yet to be used) raised funds (those $30M);

d) Dream team→Storj Labs hires a CEO (someone to be the leader of the team and also responsible for public/stakeholder relations²), CMO (please someone to handle marketing, for God's sake) and full time developers.

[1] I took those quotes from lunokhod2 @ storj.reddit.com
[2] When I say stakeholders I mean shareholders, venture capitalists (e.g. bnktothefuture.com), partners (e.g. exchanges, FileZilla, Heroku) and token holders.

IMHO Storj Labs shoud have solved those issues (a) to (d) before announcing that news. The announcement of FileZilla integration was great but the timing was not. I guess if all those issues were solved before FileZilla's announcement STORJ market cap would be worth tenfold+ by now!

P.S. I think Storj team (what's left of it) is smart. They are able to learn fast from their own past mistakes and will do right next time solving all those issues and making more exciting updates in the right timing...

BTW I'd like to thank MeijeSibbel and helmex for doing what they can to keep everyone outside Storj Labs as updated as possible about project's news.

That might not work as good as expected, I still think a stable token would be a less risky approach.

Even USD-pegged loans using altcoins are not that stable. Altcoins can move wildly while borrower is trying to trade crypto to fiat before using the resources or before paying back the loan/interest (while trading back fiat to crypto).

You might take a look here: https://storj.io/faq.html

TL;DR: SJCX is counterparty based. STORJ is an ethereum ERC20 token. (In theory) all SJCX is to be converted to the new STORJ. Bittrex converted all their SJCX and only works with STORJ token now. Poloniex still works with SJCX.

This is an interesting project as long as it doesn't sink in endless KYC/AML useless mandatory (enforced) rules or implementations.

In the (near) future will your smart contract and platform be able to accept/allow an ECR20 stable token (e.g. DAI¹) as base cryptocurrency for lending and interest payments instead of (or along with) ETH?

[1] AFAIK the most promising project for an upcoming ECR20 stable token is MakerDAO: https://makerdao.com

IMO that's the best approach to follow while doing your deals. You can even demand/insist that customer must use (or at least be fully aware of) addresses wich he or she controls the private keys himself/herself (so no exchanges' addresses should be allowed).

It's up to every Poloniex's user to ask and request for STORJ to be listed there as soon as possible. Or even (better) request Polo to follow Bittrex's footsteps (convert all SJCX to STORJ)...

Poloniex Coin Request: https://poloniex.com/coinRequest

Is there any chance of this being updated soon?

If not, is there any other place here with this info updated?

Great thread!

It really makes the search for those professionals a lot easier.

Thanks for keeping it updated.

As I haven't seen any other thread about this project here (bitcointalk.org), here goes some additional sources of info:

Video: https://vimeo.com/217088411

Introducing Prism: The world’s first trustless asset portfolio platform: https://blog.prism.exchange/blog/introducing-prism-the-worlds-first-trustless-asset-portfolio-platform/

How Prisms Live on the Ethereum Network: https://blog.prism.exchange/blog/intro-technical-guide-to-prism/

Nice update out there!

This project has delivered so much without any ICO hype. I'm really impressed!

bisq is really an example to be followed by other entrepreneurs and developers...

You did the right thing here!

It's already there (right below the image):

A new interesting research paper about brainwallets has been released!

Article: https://www.deepdotweb.com/2017/06/09/bitcoin-brain-wallets-hackers-heaven/

Paper: https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-662-54970-4_36

Brainwallet: use it with caution!

While visiting your site I couldn't find specific info about spreads, Max. Leverage, Margin Required, Market Hours (open-close-break time), Financing rates, etc for each market offered (Forex, Commodities, Indices, Stocks).

Is that info available only for registered clients?

Making that info available for the general public (like your competitors do) might be interesting, don't you think so?