TBH, I haven't either.  After the flash crash debacle, and considering the tether controversy that they're currently embroiled in, I've decided to play other exchanges.  That's alot easier to do with quality exchanges like Binance, Kucoin, Huobi...soon to be IDEX (IMO).

That said, I do recognize that others like Bitfinex/Ethfinex and it's still in the top 10 exchange convo based on volume, so I personally just view the liquidity bump value of this potential listing.

I mean I get that, and from a business standpoint I understand it...But I just find it ironic that USA was allowed to participate in the token sale but can't receive one of the huge selling points of the token (the airdrop).

I mean, they could come out with a third airdrop that finally allows American people, but if the 3rd airdrop doesn't allow US residents THEN its becoming a trend and that's not good.

1-3% of any token supply is relevant if you ask me.  Obviously the proof of caring algorithm will factor in, but if you think of the amount of airdrops gifting that percentage to QSP hodlers that really starts to add up.  Founder already said in future they will be auditing several ICOs per month once they get into the swing of things

So much for needing to go to Bibox for this...Well, those that wait for it to hit Kucoin will likely still be paying a higher price around the 5th, especially if market comes out of the tank.  Prior to this pull back people were starting to build the new exchange listing into the price.  I don't think it would be surprising at all if this hits $10 before it gets on Kucoin.  FOMO TIME  .

Just for the record for those that aren't aware, apparently there's a new NULS (official) ANN thread run by a NULS community manager:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2831034.msg29213012#msg29213012

@OP, any conflicts here you may want to take up with the user on that thread

That's looking really unlikely now that the market as a whole is getting crushed.  Pretty sure its technically the 31st in Korea now, and if something was to get announced in this current market climate, I highly doubt it moves the needle.  I feel like mainnet has already been built into the price.  This will likely need some exchange listings to really boost it further IMO.

It's all subjective man, it did give you good profit, but the goal generally speaking for most investors is to accumulate the most BTC/ETH possible.  There's no point in selling precious BTC/ETH for something if it's not going to outgrow it for a long period of time and the mainnet is even out.  If the passive income was in effect that would be a different story because you're building a position regardless of whether you beat ICO price.

I like SONM, but if you could've just held my BTC/ETH from ICO, made more money, then bought SONM closer to mainnet at less than ICO BTC/ETH price, who wouldn't do that.

@OP, are you apart of the NULS team or do you represent them as a community manager?  There was already an existing NULS BCT thread:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2253487.0

If you represent the team and this is supposed to the official thread you should go to the above link and mention which one is the official thread.

That said, the other thread was created by an account named NULS, so I'm really interested as to which one should be the primary thread.

nah that's not it, but you can view the correct contract address here: https://etherscan.io/token/0x9041fe5b3fdea0f5e4afdc17e75180738d877a01

a little bit annoying because when you just try to search keywords from prochain on etherscan you won't get any hits.

Yeah, the friends that have had issues stated to me they had the 24 hour eth deposit issue as well but everything's been validated and they're good to go.

Personally, I try to send the cheapest currencies possible to circumvent withdrawal fees.  That said I rarely send BTC unless I feel like I absolutely have to, and ETH is starting to get expensive on fees as well.  So in the Bibox case I've sent LTC there multiple times and each time it arrived, ready to use, within minutes.  Obviously you have to factor in how much you are sending because swapping LTC to BTC/ETH thereafter could be higher than the original ETH fee if you're sending alot.

This is the first time I've heard mention of a big exchange listing coming in short order.  Looking forward to that, but honestly I wouldnt mind if it stayed low for a while to give people like us more time accumulate.

INT may potentially be listed on Ethfinex  :

https://www.ethfinex.com/token_listings/30/social_category/179/INT

This juggernaut is still a pretty illiquid coin all things consider.  With Mainnet releasing it days and more exchanges likely to come sooner than later, the time to accumulate is NOW.

Hubii may potentially be listed on Ethfinex  :

https://www.ethfinex.com/token_listings/36/social_category/212/HBT

The more support we show the better.  This would be a much needed liquidity boost for this sleeping beauty.

Check out a snippet from the Lamden AMA that took place days ago (spoiler: mention of masternodes):

https://www.reddit.com/r/lamden/comments/7ta9qw/stus_ama_on_the_biz_discord_a_must_read/

Don't forget to use the discord link to catch up on the full AMA.

Bibox isn't a bad exchange, the UI/UX is similar to Kucoin/Binance.  While I can admit a few friends of mines did mention delays in ETH deposits, everything is fine with their deposits and I haven't had a single problem personally with Bibox.

If you really like HPB and you want to wait for another liquid exchange, you're potentially going to pay double as liquidity on quality exchanges almost always causes price pumps.  I'm on A LOT of exchanges, and Bibox is far from the worst one I've been on.

If this helped you change your mind, use your fellow crypto enthusiasts referral link   :  https://www.bibox.com/login/register?id=11074760&lang=en

Another airdrop in which US token hodlers will not be able to participate.  This kinda thing is going to get real old real fast if it continues.  US investors that bought thinking they would get airdropped token rewards can't be happy right now  .

And this coin will still be a $100+ coin in the future for sure, I def see that happening this year.

I don't know where you're are looking for announcements, but there are PLENTY of links to the actions the team is taking on behalf of the project on the last 2-3 pages alone.  There is still PLENTY of hype on reddit.

Don't let the lack of price action fool you on this one man.

From page 17 of the whitepaper:

"4.5.2 BTO allocation plan
 12% - The operating team
 37% - Community/Foundation
 36% - Public Crowd-funding
 15% - Private placement"

That puts the circulating supply at 360 million

Few things about dumps:

-So far they haven't even happened like that for ICOs, its really an overblown thing across these forums thus far.  ICOs that dump are in the extreme minority.

-You may not be big on the product, but the teams behind them are.  Where you think it's a good price to leave, it's likely not even close to the prices they have in mind even if they were to dump.

-The circulating supply doesn't have to be small for a dump to LARGELY affect the price.  Every smart crypto reserves n amount of tokens for whatever reason.  Hypothetical scenario:  If the circulating supply was 70% of the total supply, if the team dumped 10% of the total token supply all at once that would have a HUGE impact on the price.  If we likened that to a 10% BTC dump (just of whats circulating) that would be a kin to someone selling $16 billion usd worth at once.  We've seen flash crashes already with amounts not even in the hundreds of millions being dumped in the short term.  Don't think you are safe from a dump just because the percentage of a circulating supply is higher with a different coin.  Even a 1% dump could have a huge impact, ESPECIALLY with an illiquid coin.

Don't forget, there are whales that purchased from the circulating supply that can dump and do big price manipulation as well and TBH, that happens alot more often then the teams dumping.

I gotta admit when I saw the name pop up on recently added on coinmarketcap I automatically thought of OregonTrail and thought this can't be serious  .

But shout to @Febo (as well as a few other mentions) for touting this in the best ICO thread, as it spurred me to do some more digging on this project.

I love supply chain coins and I love the idea of this being a protocol that is blockchain agnostic for supply chain.  Here's a nice write up from a credible crypto Redditor, full disclosure, I believe he was apart of the ambassador program:

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7sv2d1/truly_undervalued_pt_ii_origintrail_under_the/

Qtum is the most recent example, with plenty of high quality other examples to follow this year such as OMG, EOS (migration already in affect), WTC, VEN, NULS, HPB, GNX, INT...the list goes on and on.

Let's be real, the ICO space is mostly full of projects that don't have an MVP.  I'm not condoning it, that's just how the space is when it comes to ICOs.  Just because a token swap needs to take place doesn't mean the product won't be legit.  

You basically have to choose whether you want to get in cheaper and have faith, a significantly higher price when mainnet arrives.  But people get caught up in mainnets as if they GUARANTEE success of the platform and mainnet is really just the beginning and it doesn't guarantee long term success.

PLEASE be careful messing around with ED for Wancoins initially  . 

The best/fastest way to find out when the listing will occur will be by checking in on the official Wanchain twitter, or checking telegram.  Only problem with telegram is that you got a lot of jokesters trying to trick people into doing stupid stuff so you need to be careful there as well.

Earliest rumors mention binance and Kucoin, I def wouldn't bet against Kucoin considering their history of listing new coins arguably faster than any other centralized exchange