Sorry bro, the btcd swap ran for about a year, and ended months ago. Maybe you can deposit still to poloniex and sell it there, some people love zombie coins still!

No one's interested in me talking up crypto at the Jamaican Stock Exchange Annual Investors Conference? Just concerned with a bittrex listing? #sad

It would be nice to be listed there, but I don't have 3 BTC to spend on it. If anyone wants to donate 3 BTC, I will follow the required steps to get it listed.

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Or really, anyone could just take it upon themselves to do it. I don't think you need to be the dev to have all the information that they require, anyone can get that info from the OP in this thread. So if you have 3 BTC and want to get it listed, and don't trust me to do it, then you can probably do it yourself

Anyways, as I've said a few months ago, we have plans to trade on our own exchange(s). And I can tell you that after meeting with the Chairman of the JSE this morning, and a board of directors member of the TSX, that focusing on Bittrex will seem like small potatoes in a few months. I can't give away my plans, as my partners and I are under a non-disclosure confidentiality agreement. I really want to tell you guys more about this, but alas, that's been my dilemma all week. So many meetings, so many presentations, and everyone's trying to probe you for information, and I had to be really careful to not give away our plans. I feel like the cast working on the new Star Wars film, where they know that they can't under any circumstances talk about the plot, but I know they want to

Lets not. Hope brby or whatever its called will never make its way to bittrex otherwise police would forcefully close the exchange.

I like the idea of this service, however I am not convinced it is worth the security risk. Let me tell you why.

All services which require you to deposit and hold coins in their online wallets usually have a net benefit for the service to not run off with your coins. ie. an exchange can make more money from the trading volume on your account, than just shuttering their doors and running off with the money. That being said, I do like ispace, they were an early pool partner. However my business-sense gut is telling me that it's not a good idea to give up control of your coins for a service which doesn't have any big incentive to not just run away with the coins. At the end of the day, the whole revolution that crypto has brought to the people is the decentralized nature of currency. Once we voluntarily give that up to a 3rd party centralized entity, then we've lost the most important aspect of cryptocurrency: The ability and responsibility to maintain your own coins securely.

That being said, if there is a significant outcry from the community, I will contact ispace about the PoS online wallets. It is a convenient service, but ultimately not required or necessary, and the little convenience it offers comes with greatly lowered security for the user by letting someone else manage your wallet for you. Call me old fashioned, but I don't give out my private key, it's bad form in crypto!

I like the idea of this service, however I am not convinced it is worth the security risk. Let me tell you why.

All services which require you to deposit and hold coins in their online wallets usually have a net benefit for the service to not run off with your coins. ie. an exchange can make more money from the trading volume on your account, than just shuttering their doors and running off with the money. That being said, I do like ispace, they were an early pool partner. However my business-sense gut is telling me that it's not a good idea to give up control of your coins for a service which doesn't have any big incentive to not just run away with the coins. At the end of the day, the whole revolution that crypto has brought to the people is the decentralized nature of currency. Once we voluntarily give that up to a 3rd party centralized entity, then we've lost the most important aspect of cryptocurrency: The ability and responsibility to maintain your own coins securely.

That being said, if there is a significant outcry from the community, I will contact ispace about the PoS online wallets. It is a convenient service, but ultimately not required or necessary, and the little convenience it offers comes with greatly lowered security for the user by letting someone else manage your wallet for you. Call me old fashioned, but I don't give out my private key, it's bad form in crypto!

So a quick update, I'm been in talks with the bmoney dev, and they have brought onboard another investor. I can't really get into specifics, but the bmoney platform should be taking off soon, as the required capital has been raised. We can't wait for the implementation with pyx payments, it's going to be a really exciting time for BLRY.