Looks like a good project .. pretty sure the price will rise quickly on yobit.

Best of luck.

Yobit

You have not been added to token.store. Like any etherdelta fork exchange, you can add your token yourself.

NB: Your time ran out, so you need to add it again.

Here, look at what I did:

https://etherscan.io/token/0x1e1281acdee9766531e65a0a5e3365c51fd41223


I made BitcoinLiza token, which I could add to token.store within 5 minutes,  and also to etherdelta, forkdelta, and whatever else is going.

You have not really produced anything of note,  and there is not even a link to your source code and contract on etherscan (as I provided above).

Sure this question has been asked before. Sorry.

Does anyone know of any exchanges with free or cheap listing policy, for alts or ERC20s?

The last two I remember were NovaExchange (now in a process of WTF?) and CoinsMarkets (now deceased).

.. Fair enough, many exchanges survive from AddCoin/AddToken.

Bullshit coin being delisted from the new Nova.

They never got around to making a Window's wallet.

In fact, the source code did not even bother to change the litecoin ports or splash.

Probably walletbuilders.

Compiled wallet here if anyone want to remove their coins from Nova. I am not sure what you will then do with them.

https://github.com/insaneinthemembrane/AtcCoin/blob/master/release/atccoin-qt.zip

Source code here (full Windows compile):

https://github.com/insaneinthemembrane/AtcCoin

Use an AtcCoin.conf like this (or you will probably not connect):

rpcusername=AtcCoinrpc
rpcpassword=HJK9zx78967vcd555555a1jjkdkdkdkdkd
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=9332
port=9333
daemon=1
server=1
addnode=13.58.37.39:9333
addnode=154.16.7.213:9333
addnode=192.169.154.183:9333
addnode=35.172.8.34:9333
addnode=43.225.159.181:9333
addnode=78.129.139.43:9333
addnode=94.23.211.210:9333

Or follow instructions from the README here:

https://github.com/insaneinthemembrane/AtcCoin/blob/master/README.md

why should there be?

A legal move would fail. Yobit did not decide it must list this token. It was paid for by someone.

Is Yobit taking legal steps against AKAIITO?

Is AKAIITO going to compensate people that lost money?

AKAIITO appears to be making lots of money, so it is the least it could do. To show solidarity. Hmm?

With all the flashy images, and big, bold headlines, I could not find a link to your Contract on Etherscan.

You are an ERC20 token, but appear reluctant to post a link to Etherscan. You use Github instead.

There are two possibles on Etherscan.

This is one:

https://etherscan.io/address/0x7ca936344d234034cf6936472d6bedbe8ae6667f

It links to your site. But it states only 379,900 exist, but your website says more: 1,256,701


Here is the other:

https://etherscan.io/token/0x90e7284b980952874dc7a76274a0dddb1f5d6817

This looks more like you.

The only thing, well, there are 200,000,000 tokens, and the distribution has not stopped. Your website states considerably less.

Smart Contract

https://etherscan.io/token/0x90e7284b980952874dc7a76274a0dddb1f5d6817#readContract


Source Code

https://etherscan.io/address/0x90e7284b980952874dc7a76274a0dddb1f5d6817#code



Is this you? Or is the first you?

If you are the first, then I have solved your "challenge". The second token is impersonating you. Nonetheless, you show breathtaking nonchalance, and have evaded even supplying a clear link to Etherscan so people can read your Contract and the Source Code.



In saying all that, the second token is called AKAIITO, which is your name.

The first token is called simply AKAI.



Figure out this mess,  someone?