Which exchange has the most Nxt volume?  Is it DGEX?

How long does Mintpal take to send a BTC withdrawal that requires "manual verification"?

I'll be amazed if this does anything but drop from here on out.

If there are a few existing buy orders in the $1 range and I place a sell order in the $.90 range, will my coins be bought for $1?  Someone was talking about how they put too many zeros in their sell order which caused them to sell coins for very cheap, but I would think their order would have been fulfilled by buy orders around the going price.

Maybe it depends on the exchange?

Mintpal orderbook frozen?

What's up with the Mintpal orderbook?  No sell orders and stupid buy orders?

Cryptorush slow for anyone else?

Which is the best of the exchanges that have SPA currently?

Any word on SPA arriving in Mintpal, Cryptsy, etc?

Which of these exchanges has the most market depth?

Which exchanges have this coin?

Which vets have left?

Is that right?  Are they going to NEM?

I could use some help with my DGEX question above.  Is it normal to not hear from them in 4 days?

How long does DGEX usually take to resolve an issue?  I requested a withdrawal, they asked me to verify a couple of accounts that aren't mine, I wrote back to them about it, and I haven't heard anything from them in 4 days.

What sort of infrastructure would allow BTC to be more than a transfer medium?

I can't imagine a positive outcome.

I was thinking about the future of BTC and I wonder if its near-term utility will be as an irreversible medium of transfer.  Basically a replacement for the wire transfer.  It isn't going to replace any national currency any time soon and to be honest, most people (and probably most large companies) aren't up to the task of keeping it safe. 

I could see banks becoming more like exchanges and exchanges becoming more like banks.  Banks add BTC markets and exchanges add fiat handling with FDIC insurance (in the US).  We can count on that being regulated of course.  So you log into your bank/exchange and send fiat to whoever, and your bank/exchange transparently converts your fiat to BTC, transfers it to the receiver, and the receiver's bank/exchange transparently converts the BTC to fiat.

Don't get me wrong.  I'm pro-cryptos all the way.  But under this scenario, what's the point of anyone holding large amounts of it (unless you're trying to stay under the radar)?  I would think it's better to keep your wealth in FDIC-insured fiat.

Maybe they just want a good deal?

Is Cryptsy still the most popular (highest volume) exchange with a good selection of altcoins?