A number of issues have been raised by The Collective that I have tried to cover off in this blogpost. Here are the areas covered.
•   Improving the pace of development
•   Upgrading token holder services
•   Increasing public awareness of XAI
•   Listing XAI on exchanges
•   Listing XAI on CoinMarketCap
•   Using XAI as trading collateral
•   XAI marketing website improvements
•   Improving withdrawal and transfer process
•   A word about token holders testing the withdrawal process

This is for experienced Ether users who have an offsite wallet they wish to use to hold their AICoins which are an Ether ERC20 token.
Enter your offsite wallet address into the box provided.
And click the blue ‘Request AICoin Withdrawal’ Button. You will receive a confirmation email with a lnk that needs to be clicked within 1 hour. After you confirm the withdrawal by clicking the link, refresh your dashboard screen and make sure that the message in the withdrawal box indicates that the withdrawal is pending. There wil now be a 48 wait with the message appearing on your dashboard screen. This gives the token holder the opportunity to cancel the withdrawal if it is not legitamite. After the 48 hours has passed the withdrawal request is put in the queue to be actioned by 2 First Global directors. Directors hand authorise withdrawals once a day between 20:00 – 22:00 UTC.

Yes. The design is of low priority. We are much more pressing concerns like 2FA.

We are now running the second test vote to make sure that things are running smoothly before we proceed to the first AICOIN live vote.
Would everyone who sees this please participate so we get a broad range of conditions. This is especially important for people voting from the stand alone offsite version of the wallet, though everyone is invited to participate in the new test vote. Further information can be found on voting page.
Remember, that voting from an offsite wallet requires a small amount of Ether Gas to complete the transaction.

I answer your question with reluctance because your screen name fills me with revulsion but as reported previously the entire allocation has been distributed. There are no more XAI to deliver. This discussion is entirely over.

Hi,
XAI can be traded on the First Global Credit Exchange and Etherdelta at present. And yes, you are spot on with your assessment, XAI belongs on coinmarketcap and we are creating the API that will allow this. At present our focus is on internal growth. Trading strategy is underway and we already have $350,000USD to invest in start-up companies. So that's the next big issue on my TO DO list. Making sure we are positioned to attract the right kind of investments. In terms of exchange listing, we will be voting on whether the collective wants to put the money into being listed on one of the exchanges that will list coins for payment. (Remember, US Exchanges are OFF THE TABLE right now.)
As it stands right now, we are building a track record and value in what the token owns. As soon as we start reporting earnings more publically the coin will get known quickly. I would argue that now is the time to get your position sorted out so you are invested as is appropriate to your portfolio. Because once we start putting this more generally into the world, the bargains will be over. [This is my personal opinion only based on me believing strongly in what we are doing.]
Marcie

2FA is in the development pipeline.
We have been listed on etherdelta for several weeks where it is traded.

We will be building a private Trollbox in the dashboard. For more private discussions.
Marcie

This is so frustrating. For the past 5 days I have emailed SLACK support about this daily. No fix in sight. Maybe if more people complain? Marcie

Someone once said that a bubble is a bull market you are not invested in.

The exchanges that we trade on have started to make announcements about how they will handle the potential for a hard fork and any viable split coin if there is sufficient mining power on both. This event will have implications for the Coin Pool if two viable coins are created. This is our current view on our holding policy during this transition period.
1. We will remove coins from exchanges that state they will not support the additional coin if it becomes viable. This is simply to protect our assets – if a second viable coin results from this hard fork then we need to ensure we receive the benefit of that asset.
2. Our core BTC holdings will be moved into our own controlled offline wallets for the duration of the split. While we usually hold a significant percentage in offline storage, the quantity we hold in this manner will likely increase; this is a risk mitigation activity – with our own controlled wallets we ensure immediate  access to both coins as soon as their respective blockchains stabilise. We will need to maintain some holdings on exchanges to allow model trading to continue subject to caveat 1 above.
3. The models have no knowledge of an impending hard fork and any previous out come (a single example is insufficient for training purposes) so some manual override may be required. Rules around this are as follows
4. We will not be short ahead of the split (even if the models at that time have adopted short capability into the live trading model).
5. We will not go long more than the capital allocated to trade bitcoin (we have had suggestions that we put all funds into the coin ahead of the fork to maximise the holding of both coins – we believe this would present too much risk for the Coin Pool).
6. Within these parameters we will look at sentiment ahead of the split and may increase or decrease the bitcoin holdings compared to the model suggestions at the time. We will keep the collective informed of what is happening during this process.
Once the blockchain(s) settle down and are stable we will include the new coin in the pool of assets traded by the model (assuming there are two viable coins and chains). The coins distributed will represent the funds available for each chain (e.g. if we held 100 BTC then we would hold 100BTC and 100 newBTC, each coin would be traded on it’s own chain model) The cash element of the bitcoin pool will be allocated to the model on the chain which exhibits the highest hash power. If there is a single viable coin then this will be the “bitcoin” model and will follow previous bitcoin pool weighting allocations as prior to the split.
I want to emphasise we are not making any call on the likelihood of one or two viable coins or the “correct” solution; we just need to be prepared to maximise our potential as it unfolds.