Oh wow, "assets" is misspelled indeed. Thank you for the heads up. I don't think the title is editable, though... should we fire our marketing gal?    

Bitissuer issues assets (cryptocurrencies) pegged to fiat (real world currencies). A Bitissuer asset ticker starts with an "X" followed by the respective ISO 4217 Currency Code of the fiat currency it is pegged to, i.e. XUSD is the Bitissuer asset pegged to USD (US Dollar).

Please let us know what currency/asset you'd like us to make available sooner at https://www.bitissuer.org/assets.html .
We already have XUSD (US Dollars) and XCNY (Chinese Yuan) for purchasing and selling.

XCNY Chinese Yuan released. Check available assets for purchasing and selling at https://www.bitissuer.org/assets.html

XCNY buying address: 1XCNY1Z9RixMrY9efVrDApEyrDJLjBsh9
XCNY selling address: anPgaa6gkHWTfDeAjGSFqdt21wYayHgkaw2 (same for all redeemable assets)

Thanks for your interest. We agree with you, it's difficult to explain the whole project in a post, as it is very distinct from others, and as we already have a complete system working, with block explorers, wallets, APIs, etc.
You can find more information on the links below:
 

• Concept of "colored coins" used by us: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Colored_Coins
  
• Protocol utilised by Bitissuer on the Bitcoin Blockchain, Open Assets: https://github.com/OpenAssets/open-assets-protocol
  
• Our website: https://www.bitissuer.org
  
• XBIS page, explains the ownership token: https://www.bitissuer.org/XBIS.html
  
• XUSD (US Dollar) currency page: https://www.bitissuer.org/coinsx.html
  
• List of wallets, block explorers, APIs and other open source links that can be used with Bitissuer assets: https://www.bitissuer.org/wallets.html
  
• More information, flowchart and detail about Bitissuer: https://www.bitissuer.org/info.html

We are not familiar with the waves project but yes, several assets on the same bitcoin blockchain, automatically exchanging BTC for that asset and vice-versa. Here you can find the protocol we utilize: https://github.com/OpenAssets/open-assets-protocol.
The project was designed in a way that it doesn't need the website (bitissuer.org) to work, as long as you know the asset buy and sell addresses. It just needs the bitcoin blockchain. Even if the website is down for any reason, you can send BTC to 1XUSD1Sk7dwX7HuttG7iQTReaPMGjYxVR in order to buy XUSD, or send XUSD to anPgaa6gkHWTfDeAjGSFqdt21wYayHgkaw2 in order to redeem it, receiving BTC in your wallet.

Please pm more information and a quote so we can move a motion. Thanks.

If you buy XBIS we can guarantee you will receive your proportional part of the dividends, nothing else. Bitissuer won't buy back your XBIS, and we cannot guarantee it will be listed on exchanges (we won't push it for listing). It is just an open opportunity for the community so anyone can be a "shareholder".
If you don't want to buy XBIS and be a token holder, that's okay, you can also use our services. For that, I'd quote Ernest Hemingway:
We have XUSD available for purchasing and selling (we sell it and also buy it back) at https://www.bitissuer.org/coinsx.html. XUSD is a crypto pegged to the US Dollar. You can try our services with amounts as low as 0.02 BTC that you can increase as you build confidence. Hope this clarifies things.

@achow101 posted the exact answer to your question. Now I also understand the "cross-compilation" for windows, using win10's new featureLinux subsystem. Seems much easier these days.

I don't see how, but...
Anyway, compiling it for Linux on Ubuntu is a breeze. Compiling bitcoin-qt for windows is a pain in the neck, but I've done it successfully, but in windows for windows. The hardest part is having all in place, all dependencies. Lots of problems with conflicting versions, I had to downgrade something (I don't remember exactly what is was, as it was an experiment years ago - sorry).

Just FYI, you must be running windows in order to create a windows executable file for Qt.

Nope, it's just a comment that one supports it. Just like a T-shirt.

Yes, we've been working on this project for about 18 months now. Already released the token (XBIS) for whoever wants to be part of it, and also the first asset/currency pegged to the US Dollar (XUSD).

Well, yes, it is a robust open source project indeed.
Regarding ATMs, due to Bitissuer use of Open Assets on top of the Bitcoin blockchain, an ATM could be easily adapted or adjusted to pay Bitissuer assets, not XBIS that is not redeemable, but redeemable assets as XUSD (US dollars, https://www.bitissuer.org/coinsx.html). And the beauty of it is that it is open source: anyone can do it.

Why would you say so??

Sorry about that, more information was added.
Regarding XBIS price, it's calculated at protocol level by the following formula: ((issued_XBIS/100000)+0.00000001). Since 20,400 XBIS were already issued, price is at  0.20400001 BTC  per unit.  XBIS price increases in order to compensate earlier adopters, and all collected BTC is shared proportionally amongst holders.
Please feel free to also visit https://bitissuer.org and/or ask us any questions.

I added more information to the post.
It's indeed a distinct fully-fledged project, not just a coin/token.
Please feel free to ask any questions you'd like.

By using Open Assets https://github.com/OpenAssets/open-assets-protocol

More detailed info added, as pic doesn't load. You can always check the website bitissuer.org. Thanks!

Welcome to Bitissuer, the first decentralized cryptocurrency-only board/exchange that utilizes the Open Assets protocol to issue its assets, a simple and powerful open source protocol built on top of the Bitcoin Blockchain, allowing transfer of assets via Bitcoin compatible wallets. You can utilize any Open Assets wallet you wish, or even design your own.
 
In short, Bitissuer allows you to buy, sell and transfer assets/cryptocurrencies pegged to real world currencies (fiat), utilizing the Bitcoin Blockchain.

Become a Bitissuer stakeholder by buying XBIS tokens now @ https://www.bitissuer.org/XBIS.html. The earlier you buy, the less you pay. Current price: 0.20400001 BTC

Learn more about the Open Assets protocol by visiting http://www.openassets.org.
To learn about "colored coins", read https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Colored_Coins.



Edit: Adding more info from the website:

What XBIS holders receive
XBIS holders receive proportional share of Bitissuer's profits. The profits are stored in the Dividends Address and are paid every 1000 blocks to the holders at exactly 1000 blocks before the paying block (block height minus 1000), i.e. all the XBIS token holders at block 982,000 will be paid dividends at block 983,000. The payment will only take place if balance of Dividends Address is 1 BTC or more.

How profits add up
Two ways:

• Sale of XBIS tokens - All BTC received by Bitissuer from sales of XBIS are stored in the Reserve Address. When the balance of the Reserve Address is 1 BTC (or more) over 1.5x the equivalent amount of issued currency, the surplus is transferred to the Dividends Address;
  
• Issuance fees - When the amount of issuance fees (not mining fees!) paid by users to Bitissuer is equivalent to 1 BTC or more, the total amount is transferred to the Dividends Address.

Why, how and when XBIS token price increases

• WHY - The XBIS price increases for two reasons:
  To compensate earlier adopters. The sooner you buy XBIS, the less you pay, the more you gain;
  To create a monetary reserve.
  
• HOW - The XBIS price is directly proportional to the number of XBIS issued, as per the following formula: ((issued_XBIS/100000)+0.00000001). As an example, when 100,000 XBIS tokens are issued, XBIS price will be 1.00000001 BTC.
  
• WHEN - Every time XBIS tokens are issued and sold from Bitissuer, after transactions are confirmed on the Bitcoin Blockchain.

There are two ways you can utilize Bitissuer:

• As an exchange user, by buying and selling cryptocurrencies pegged to real world currencies;
  
• As an investor, by buying XBIS. Check XBIS Tokens page for further information.

Wallets
WARNING: When receiving assets from others than Bitissuer, always check the Asset ID of the Bitissuer asset from the respective Bitissuer asset's page, even if the Bitissuer image and ticker shown in the wallet match what you expect. All Bitissuer assets are verified and verifiable ONLY at https://www.bitissuer.org/.
 

• Coinprism web wallet (recommended): Bitcoin and Colored coins web-based and user-friendly wallet for the Open Assets protocol
  
• Coinprism mobile wallet: Colored coins android wallet for the Open Assets protocol. A mobile wallet for bitcoins and colored coins.

Block Explorers

• Coinprism block explorer:  Colored coins block explorer for the Open Assets protocol
• Lykke Blockchain explorer: Colored coins block explorer for the Open Assets protocol

Open Source

• Python module: The reference implementation of the Open Assets Protocol
• Colorcore: A client providing a command line and RPC interface for performing operations through the Open Assets Protocol
• NBitcoin: A Complete .NET Library for Bitcoin with its TransactionBuilder to issue, transfer and swap assets
• BTCRuby: A Complete Ruby Library for Bitcoin with its TransactionBuilder to issue, transfer and swap assets
• CoreBitcoin: A Complete Objective-C Library for Bitcoin with support for Payment Requests and Payment Methods
• openassets-ruby: A Ruby implementation of the Open Assets Protocol. This library is able to perform Open Assets operations using APIs like Colorcore.
• openassets-js: A JavaScript implementation of the Open Assets Protocol.
• android-wallet: A Java implementation of the Open Assets Protocol, source code for Coinprism Android Wallet.
• BCNExplorer: A blockchain explorer that explores the blockchain and shows information about blocks, transactions, assets, address balances etc.
• Open Assets specifications: This document describes the Open Assets protocol used for storing and transferring custom, non-native assets on the Blockchain. Assets are represented by tokens called colored coins.

APIs and Other

• Coinprism API: Colored coins API for the Open Assets protocol. The Coinprism API allows you to issue, check and send colored coins and bitcoins using the Open Assets protocol. You can also get information from the blockchain about bitcoin and colored coin transactions.
• Block Cypher API: You can utilize this set of APIs to easily issue, check, and transfer assets. This set of endpoints currently leverages the Open Assets Protocol, a simple, robust method of embedding assets across any blockchain that supports null-data outputs.
• QBit Ninja API: QBit Ninja is an open source web service API to query the blockchain and for tracking wallets. Servers gently provided by Nicolas Dorier (tips appreciated at 15sYbVpRh6dyWycZMwPdxJWD4xbfxReeHe).

Any service you guys recommend for ICO listing that is not a scam?