It's listed on Kucoin now, without desposit and withdrawal functions yet. Very interested to see what the price will be. I think most will regret it in about a month or so if they dump right away.

https://www.kucoin.com/#/trade.pro/BTCP-BTC

edit: Trading is now live

Cryptopia has been having a ton of issues lately, particularly with withdrawals. I tried withdrawing about 0.15 btc a few days ago, only for the dreaded "withdrawal processing" to come up on my account for about a day. I wondered why this was, since all of the other exchanges I use (bittrex, binance, kucoin) process withdrawals fairly quickly. Apparently I was not the only having issues.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Cryptopia/

I went on the reddit page and read multiple horror stories of how people haven't been able to withdraw their funds for weeks. I guess I was lucky to be able to withdraw after about a day. I've heard that they've also been having issues with their banking relationships.

It really scared me when I realized that my funds, might be stuck on the exchange for a long time, like it happened to many other people. I will never be using the exchange again. I highly advise others to not use Cryptopia either.

https://medium.com/@InfoCrypto/fortuna-the-next-big-chinese-coin-e88bc320e031

https://www.fota.top/

Fortuna was listed on Kucoin just a few days ago. The concept is about creating the first blockchain platform for the OTC Derivatives Market. They already have a working prototype (https://www.fota.top/treatyl/)

Partners - Qtum, NEO, Loopring, Pavel Bains (CEO of Bluzelle), Roger Lim (Qlink, Coinfi).

I thought the partners were too good to be true, but a famous youtube reviewer who knows Pavel Bains and Roger Lim confirmed that they were partners.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3huOlhGvwrc

The team has a great amount of experience in different sectors, and seem young and fresh at the same time. Most of them have graduated from top universities like Yale (3 out of 8 members), Columbia, Oxford.

This coin is seriously undervalued right now.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/s-korea-to-tax-crypto-exchanges-242-percent-in-line-with-existing-tax-policy

Despite all the FUD from Korea lately, it seems like the government is actually taking a fairly positive stance towards crypto now. I think an official tax system for cryptocurrencies legitimizes the industry. Looks like Korea might be going towards what Japan has done in terms of policies regarding crypto, even though in the beginning it looked like they were going in the same direction of China (creating FUD, making things illegal).

Everything is still in the initial stages, so I'm really interested in seeing what happens in the future. What do you guys think?

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/south-korea-tightens-bitcoin-regulations-will-punish-icos-report/

I guess Korea is following China's footsteps in regards to ICOs. Expecting prices to drop even further...