One of the fastest ‘ignored’ ever in my book.

MCO is nice and steady by the way. Excellent for people who wish to join the Monaco ride.

I am going to try out the ETH wallet, but not too soon (Ethereum is making a nice run up now).

Exactly. They cannot afford mishaps or delays now.

It seems ATS is back alive. They did not handle the Bounty payments well but besides that little inconvenience, the project seems to proceed just nicely. With the buyoant market we currently have, ATS may well surprise on the upside when the Beta Website is launched 8 January 2018.

That's why you should not hold the token but the card. Told you so: https://steemit.com/tenx/@wekkel/the-tenx-play

It looks as if on the IPad the app is the iPhone app but scaled for iPad instead of having a native iPad UI.

Hardly something I would consider priority if Monaco has 50k+ people waiting for card shipment.

Dutch.

So some text is clipped. Is that your complaint?

I still have a weakness for Mooncoin 

Happy to contribute but how does this work (I logged in but cannot find the English master file)?

That is relative. Dogecoin works as well, just like Tittycoin.

Apparently, the devs worked diligently on this project. Can't wait for the Beta site to go life... 

BCH is not a split but a 3-man project 

Byteball is also listed on Cryptopia but their wallet has been in maintenance for quite some time already, making withdrawals impossible. I do not know the current stats thereof.

For all available markets, see: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/byteball/#markets

If R0ach is right and Gold will do 10x in 8 years, crypto will do 10x... each of those 8 years. Bring It On!

Then listen to yourself for once and let it go. Just HODL for 3-6 months in peace.

Perhaps you should explain what bug you are referring to? That would make your post actually ... useful 

TenX does crypto to fiat.

I am also waiting. 2nd and 3rd Airdrop that is. Would be great if you could finalise those 

The white papers look ok to my untrained eye. Basically, Bitcoin holders do not have to do anything; the RSK protocol will simply be released and available for anyone to use.

The thing I do not fully understand is whether locking in a Bitcoin to the RSK sidechain and taking it out again comes with Bitcoin fees. If that’s the case, the RSK Network would seem similar to a token not connected to the Bitcoin protocol but pegged price-wise to the Bitcoin price on a 1:1 basis.

The proposed ticker SBTC has already been ursurped by Super Bitcoin (SBTC).

For more about RSK see: http://www.rsk.co/

Exciting times.