2 questions please  

First: Are you going to be using the virtual dollar for trade between exchanges like cryptsy are going to do ?

Second (more tricky, lol),  I have voted but when I saw the list, it does not look real, here,

''(Each paid vote costs 0.0005 BTC. You make a paid vote by simply sending BTC to the coin voting address. Every month the coin with most votes will be integrated in our service. )''

XCR      Crypti     6407    
BTS            BitShares     4263    
NOTE        DNotes     761    
CLOAK      Cloakcoin   617    
DGB       Digibyte     345    
RBT            Rimbit      88    
ZEIT      Zeitcoin     60    
XST            StealthCoin 43    
BLK            Blackcoin     41    
XDN     DigitalNote  36    
DOGE    Dogecoin     22    
DASH    Dash     22

For starters, there are 6407 votes for coin I've never even heard of called Crypti, now I wish this coin all the best but you do realise they only
have $205 volume in 24 hours on coinmarketcap, don't you, if you are going to put a new coin on your exchange it will be a waste of time if it is not traded and has few outside markets to add to liquidity.

I respectively suggest other factors are taken into account such as

1) daily volume
2) coin characteristics (uniquely Dash has a global masternode network plus blockchain funding/voting for projects,instantX and darksend)
3) how many major exchanges the coin is on and number of pairs
4) github activity (ours is feverish)
5) pure asic or minable on cpu and GPU by normal hardware thus available to more users (i.e Dash). I do not see a single coin on your exchange that is open to anyone with a standard computer wanting to mine without specialist hardware.
6) thread length and general interest (been mentioned on Fox news, Max keiser and we also have dashtalk.org)

So, I am wishing you all the best with the visa card additions, feel the first few exchanges to adopt this will do really well.
And hope to see our coin on your exchange one day soon, thanks for reading.

Kind Regards

Sub-Ether

P.S. I recently signed up to usecryptos.com and the reason was that they have $25k daily volume of Dash, have a dash/euro pair, various fiat deposit methods and also have paypal withdrawal facilities so what do you think ?

My adblock appears to be faulty 

He does that when there is too much betting or the odds are very high, appears to have a cut off point possibly around paying out between 5k and 10k dash.

I am also trying to work it, got some of the software installed(lengthy) and the virtual box thanks to crowning's and elebereth's excellent directions, you can get it back on topic  
https://dashtalk.org/threads/how-to-gitian-build-dash-under-debian-jessie-using-lxc.5397
and
https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/master/doc/gitian-building.md

I only bet 1 or 2 dash for fun, lol 

I hadn't thought on betting on that, good idea  
There are a few good ones but I like directbet,

http://www.directbet.eu/Event.cshtml?EventID=27354480

3.25 to 1 for exit and be free of the sucking squid tentacles
1.25 to 1 to stay as a bitch for eternity

You are assuming a linear projection on uptake from now, if usage starts accelerates it will be much sooner. The way I see this chart is we're almost there already!

Concluding Thoughts

While the stress test had its limitations, the 7.5 hours of data revealed a number interesting takeaways:

1)  When the network is at or near capacity, transaction confirmation times increases for all categories of fees and transaction values.
2)  In a scenario where transactions are competing to be included in an upcoming block, it appears a higher fee results in comparably faster confirmation times (as per normal situations).
3)  Despite significant transaction volume awaiting confirmation, some blocks can go unfilled, highlighting the immense discretionary power of miners.
4)  Five of the top ten miners currently have limits at 750kb, while the remaining five are now in the 900-1,000kb range.
5)  Lastly, given the lower-than-expected number of blocks generated (30 over 7.5 hour period) and the discrepancies in miners’ hash rates, it appears plausible that one or more miners face an adverse impact on its hashing abilities during periods of network congestion.

 

Mad swirly interactive chart of the day 

https://research.tradeblock.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/mempool4.html

further reading ..
https://tradeblock.com/blog/bitcoin-network-capacity-analysis-part-5-stress-test-analysis

Gif of the day 

changing the topic to something far more rosy, how is the wine season going?
Does it look like a good year, when do you pick the magic vine loving fruits ?

Yer, I forgot why as well 

I was told the mixing wasn't working right and the new version is in the post, everything else seemed ok, so you could run the wallet, and check stuff out, and mine many tasty test dash'sss while waiting for the first class delivery to arrive 

Incredible 24 hour rise of many alt coins,

67    ZcCoin ZcCoin        105.78 %    
80    BoostCoin BoostCoin    92.62 %    
86    TagCoin TagCoin     90.16 %    
58    Applecoin Applecoin     70.34 %

Thanks Tungfa, you put a lot of work into making this happen.

Its brewing, wait 10 minutes for the flavour to perculate thru and then I'll pour it out 

I'll make the coffee and be general all round teas maid 

He works on a 2 way pegged commission basis, and so far he owes me 1 entire masternodes worth

Look at the times the big buys were made,

on bittrex = 20.00
on bitfinex = 20.00
on cryptsy = 20.00
usecryptos = 19.00 (@20.00  I think, got different time settings)

Sure there is a pattern there somewhere  

Last but not least