YOBIT is listing new coins, but they fail to respond to PAID SUPPORT TICKETS. They are even too lazy to collect the fee.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1930563.msg19327364#msg19327364

16 days - support is silent

Seriously, who is the idiot selling large amounts of coins at 12k (mostly bought already), 13k, and 15k when demand is obviously very high and the price wants to go up? I'd assume he was trying to suppress the price to accumulate if it weren't for the fact he's losing his coins for cheap. How can you have that much money when you're that bad at trading?

Yes, the swap will have a certain time duration. So if the swap period has started already you can still send your coins over to Bittrex as long as it is within the swap period.  This period is still being determined and will be announced, but will likely be several weeks (possibly longer)

Hi Epimetheus, I don't know why Yobit withdrawals aren't working for you. They haven't reported any issues to the Rise team. Yobit has the responsibility to keep the wallet online and functioning for their customers. We will shoot them an email and ask what is going on. As it could be an isolated incident I recommend that you open a support ticket with them as well (if you haven't done so already) and hopefully they will resolve the issue.

Hi @TechPriest, good question.  Rise is based on a DPoS system (Delegated Proof of Stake). It functions through a series of rounds. Rounds consist of 101 individual blocks. Each block contains transactions that need confirmation and verification on the blockchain. Each of the 101 active delegates are randomly assigned 1 block within the round to forge and they receive Rise rewards for securing the network that way. A full cycle round takes 17 minutes, which is known as 'round time'.