So Huobi's new Bitvc doesn't require any verification to trade in cryptos, but they don't offer fiat withdrawals yet, correct?

I read through the whitepaper and it is very well put together. One thing I think people would like to see eventually are more technical details, such as what languages/platforms ReserveShare will be coded on.

Add a specifications table to the existing whitepaper and everything will be ready to launch an advertising crusade  

First part of the post title pretty much sums it up. Cryptsy = Fail. Case closed.

Just caught up with the thread. I think ReserveShare is off to a good start, the devs are very professional and there were over 500 stakeholders and now that price is low, many others can get in on it.

Once the wallet is out and POR is shown working I think lots of people will jump on ReserveShare!

I will start "captchaing" some of these babies today 

Weekend, end of the month, end of summer. Not surprising that the price is down on a lot of things... just wait another couple of months and then we will see which coins are ready to take off.

Proudly displaying my ReserveShare signature! I think we can make this coin a big success!

I was intrigued by this at first but now it appears to be just a ripple-issued asset?

Many alts will just die off but something can easily come along that receives widespread adoption, maybe even more than Bitcoin.

I read one article where some guy predicted some sort of corporate run crypto could come along (like from a gas company, cellular company) that would allow people to pay for that service using the coin. Personally I don't see that taking off as distrust in corporations is growing. If a crypto comes along that surpasses Bitcoin, it will definitely be decentralized.

I have to say that number is higher than I expected. 50, 60% sure but 80% is almost all of it.

A lot of NXT goes to the Chinese as well. What can you say, other than that they love to speculate on new cryptocurrencies 

So I understand that Burst is mineable solely with hard drive space. So is it better to get a very large traditional 7200 RPM drive or is it better to get an SSD? Does using an external drive (USB 2.0 or Firewire) affect performance? Can the drive be hooked up to a low performance laptop?

I had to read the thread just to find out what "Arbitrush" was 

Crypti is definitely one of the most promising new coins out there right now! I'll be holding mine for a while 

I wouldn't call Etherium a scam but it is certainly a poor investment at this point. If you want to get into Etherium, just wait until it launches and people are mining it - I guaranteed the price will go below the IPO price eventually (just like Maidsafe did).

Also, another huge red flag is the way the Etherium people worded their IPO. I'm not sure if everyone realizes that they don't have to deliver anything at all. At this point, they could take the funds, stop working on the project and retire and there isn't a single thing anyone can do about it!

Crypti is the best investment choice out of these three at this point. Price is still very low (aided by the BTER hack). Once the system goes live and the devs unveil some of the projects they have in the works, price will be going up many times from today's levels.

This is not surprising all as the price was all built on hype, fads and gimmicks. Do I really need to sell my BTC and buy DRK in order to make an anonymous transaction? LOL

Don't forget it is August so a lot of people around the world are on vacation. Like the Wall St saying goes, "Sell in May and go away".

Wait until fall.... by the end of the year the Bitcoin price is going to be much higher!

I fully expect the Bitcoin FUD spewing out of the mainstream media to increase over the coming months. Fortunately I still see the Bitcoin price rising drastically from here but it will definitely be a bumpy ride!

BitcoinDark is just another altcoin. There is no need to sell BTC to buy one of these so called anonymous altcoins if you are seeking privacy as there are plenty of ways of anonymizing your Bitcoin transactions (use a new address every time, use shared coin when you send, use exchanges, use the upcoming darkwallet).

I don't see any of these "anonymous" coins surpassing Bitcoin any time soon.

Technically you should be using a new Bitcoin address for every single transaction you make!