Which exchanges delisted? I know only Changelly swapping site and Cryptopia, which delisted themselves from crypto by getting hacked (probably through some other random wallet that they didn't containerize - rookie mistake). Now GBYTE is on SimpleSwap (ostable.org/buy also uses it) and StealthEX for swapping with other altcoins.
There was also Cryptofacil exchange, but they didn't delist GBYTE, they closed themselves down.

Odds change sometimes, depends how often the bet makers check for the odds at other markets. I don't think bet makers enter the odds manually, even that they could - too much manual work.

The chatbot works as mobile app and desktop. https://obyte.org/#download
The website works on mobile too https://bb-odds.herokuapp.com/
Just have to have the wallet app installed and website open on same device.

wrote an easy step-by-step guide how to farm (don't explain that to your grandpa, he'll think you've lost your mind):

Getting Bonded coins:
* go to https://ostable.org/trade/26XAPPPTTYRIOSYNCUV3NS2H57X5LZLJ#buy
* add you single-address wallet address to top-right corner
* mark "Set token1 amount to minimize fees" checked
* enter amount to "Amount of tokens2"
* check if the GBYTE amount on "Send" button is acceptable and click it

Once you have got your growth tokens and interest tokens confirmed
* go to https://ostable.org/trade/26XAPPPTTYRIOSYNCUV3NS2H57X5LZLJ#deposits
* click "Open Deposit" and enter half of the amount of interest tokens you have and press "Open"
* add little bit of protection to your deposit, so it would not get closed so easily (optional)

Last step is for earning trading fees:
* go to https://oswap.io/#/add-liquidity-2/AR3SHS7SFH3PF6ZM6UIF7HWIV44TZ46H
* add interest token to the pool
* add stablecoin to the pool

... and then just wait and watch your growth token value grow and sometimes fall, but mostly grow

Can you read? They are totally different coins on same network, it's like calling DAI/MKR a same coin as ETH.

This is not about GBYTE, it's about GRD, IUSD, OUSD, GRB, IBIT, OBIT, GRAU, IAU, OAU.

Assuming that IUSD has liquidity to be traded at fair value. Why would anybody want OUSD, if they could use IUSD alone?

Bonded Coins on https://ostable.org/ was just released yesterday, so you couldn't know about before because it was just released, that domain was previously used for Discount Stablecoins, which is now moved there https://discount.ostable.org/

Anybody can add liquidity to https://odex.ooo/ or https://oswap.io/ already today.

The content on https://ostable.org/ is made for ordinary people, the blog post is more like white-paper.

If you buy GRD and IUSD from there https://ostable.org/trade/26XAPPPTTYRIOSYNCUV3NS2H57X5LZLJ#buy or just IUSD from there https://ostable.org/buy then the AA (or smart-contract in Ethereum world) will send them to your wallet. If you want to make them earn interest, you need to deposit them back to AA via Deposits tab.
If you are buying GRD and IUSD then there is also option "Immediately convert to stable token OUSD", which will automatically deposit the IUSD for you and give GRD and OUSD instead.

Obyte is Byteball, it was just a rebranded, rest of the project is same, just improved a lot since mainnet launch (works now even on IoT devices).
It didn't have and still doesn't have problems with bandwidth, it hardly ever reached even 1% of bandwidth that it could actually do.

The difference between then and now is that now Obyte has Autonomous Agents and thanks to that can do Payment Channels, which decreases the need to have small payments on mainnet even more and it even makes these streaming payments almost free (only paying fees for opening/closing the channel).
https://github.com/byteball/aa-channels-lib

Not sure where do you get this bandwidth problem, do you mean the stress test that spammed mainnet in 2018 with hundreds of transactions that all got confirmed at once or you mean the incorrectly done DAGbench test with IOTA and Nano that couldn't even get 1TPS out of Obyte because they were using light obyte.js library for web?

Well, that's great that it doesn't have fees, but why would anybody value those coins if they are not needed for anything? Their value is only based on speculation? You sure it's not security token? Obyte Bytes are not security token, they have real utility, you need them to make transactions on Obyte.

I think you didn't read the link I posted or you didn't understand it because you only care about TPS. Obyte is not blockchain, so it doesn't have blockchain problems and it can do more TPS on mainnet that there is demand. Even more bandwidth can be done using payment channels (already possible) or with sidechains (soon).

Amount of basic payments TPS is meaningless measurement, everybody measures it differently and payments are just one type of messages that can be stored on Obyte DAG - there are many other possibilities that many blockchains can't do.

There is no block producers (miners), everyone with a full node can add a transaction directly to DAG and you don't have to bribe miners to include your transaction to block. Transactions are linked to each other, no linked blocks and no reorgs of already confirmed transactions.

You can read more about it there https://medium.com/obyte/dag/home

It's not a graph of nodes communication, but graph of transactions. The transactions are not put into blocks, transactions have DAG structure. Obyte doesn't use blockchain.

I agree about the garbage, Obyte DAG doesn't need it and garbage shouldn't need to be decentralized and timestamped either.

It's a community project and community funded (not a project by Obyte Foundation), but Obyte Foundation and rest of the community already do DeFi:
https://ostable.org/
https://tokens.ooo/
https://odex.ooo/
https://oswap.io/

There is no live stats as far as I know, but there is API endpoint for last 100 bets https://github.com/Papabyte/betting-bot-API/blob/master/COMMANDS.md#getlastbets

There was also some stats posted 2 years ago when there was Soccer World Cup, but i think the usage is lower now.
https://steemit.com/byteball/@papabyte/byteball-sports-betting-bot-statistics

The project is called Obyte.
The currency is called Obyte Bytes or just Bytes.
Exchanges list price for wholesale amounts and the ticker is GBYTE.
1 gigabyte is 1 000 000 000 bytes. byte (smallest unit), kilobyte (10^3 bytes), megabyte (10^6 bytes), gigabyte (10^9 bytes) are like SI units, 1000 times the previous.
So, 118 100 186 390 bytes is 118.100186390 gigabytes, but BSUPMTW5TZVI2G2A6HUTG5AUCAKM4YJL has 18 100 186 390 bytes, so that's more like 18.100186390 GBYTE

Bitcoin has it even more confusing:
Project is Bitcoin, currency is Bitcoin, ticker is BTC or XBT.
1 Bitcoin is 100 000 000 satoshis (smallest unit on mainnet, LN goes smaller) and nobody actually knows what units are between largest and smallest.

There is still cashback distribution method, according to the published 2020 monthly statement, 300GB was paid out in March and 300GB in June.
I think most stores with cashback are in Milan, Italy https://obyte.org/milan/
There was some mobile-minutes sellers in Africa and China too, but I am not sure if they are still active after the limits were applied to them.
The instructions how to become one and even a mobile app can be found there https://developer.obyte.org/merchants

We sometimes we get waves of spam, maybe yours got accidentally banned with others. What's your name on Discord?

I meant, there is a limit of how many inputs (MAX_INPUTS_PER_PAYMENT_MESSAGE) and outputs (MAX_OUTPUTS_PER_PAYMENT_MESSAGE) can be in one transaction. I double checked that it's 128, so if you have rewards set each day for year then all of these unspent outputs doesn't fit into a new transaction. But that should give different error message too, which is odd.

I would try to sent half of the amount to other wallet (you can create multiple wallets within app), if that didn't work, half of that. If it did work, then try full amount again. You could try to send to same wallet too, but I am not sure if that will fix the problem.

Can you join Obyte Discord server and ask further support from #helpdesk channel? https://obyte.org/discord

Are you talking about the bytes or WCGpoints? Because WCGpoints are not transferable, they are like gratitude tokens, which other bots can use to determine your status or discount.

You should be able to send out all the bytes in your wallet, just make sure your Order Providers (Witness) list is up to date because if it can't find a suitable parent for your transaction then it can't spend these funds either, but that usually gives different error.
There is also a limit of unspent outputs it can use at once (120), so maybe you have so many incoming payments that it can't send out all at once, try to consolidate smaller batches into different wallet and then send all from there.

Obyte is tyrannic government resistant, which means that unless all governments suddenly agree on something, there is no danger. The breaking point is actually 6-7 Order Providers, not 12 because if you take 6 out then there is no longer majority. If they take out 7 then they have the majority.
Getting all the governments suddenly co-operate with each other and agree on something like that is quite far fetched, especially when there is nothing illegal in what the full nodes are doing. Today, we no longer have majority of Order Proviers in one jurisdiction, so Obyte doesn't have a single-point failure https://stats.obyte.org/witnesses.php

If 6 governments indeed get simultaneously agents to knock on doors of 6 Order Providers then which judges are going to sign that? These 6 people should all have to be breaking some law for the agents to break in. So, Obyte is not in danger if one of the governments loses it's mind or one of the Order Providers is accused in something criminal. Running a full node is not criminal, posting transactions on cryptocurrency platform is not criminal either. Order Providers don't decide whose transaction is valid or not, the whole network does. Bitcoin is protected against same thing - multiple governments going mad, but Bitcoin miners actually decide whose transactions get confirmed, Obyte Order Providers doesn't. https://medium.com/obyte/from-blockchain-to-dag-getting-rid-of-middlemen-28afa7563545

In terms of what will happen if government seizes the machines, if it's even located in the same place as the Order Provider himself - the worst thing they can do is shut the machines down because if there is no majority of Order Providers posting anymore, no new transactions will get stable (confirmed). People could still post new transactions, but the part of the DAG with unstable transactions will not become stable. They could also modify the code and post transactions out of order, but that would just signal everyone that Order Provider is acting bad. They can't change the history, that's blockchain feature, not Obyte's.

If they somehow would get hands on majority of Order Providers (7) and make those post transactions out of order then that would just break the whole network and the community would need to hard-fork.

There is more about exact this thing on Obyte blog https://medium.com/obyte/dag-vs-blockchain-6d2d99f10bd9

Isn't the idea of digitally signing something that it also verifies that the file is a whole and not modified some way? Only thing that isn't digitally signed is the AppImage for Linux, which has a hash written down on release notes. All the digitally signed ones should warn you automatically if the file is corrupted or modified, so what good will an extra hash do? What's the point of additional hashes if verifying the executables is already built-into the OS.

Also, if you get tricked into downloading from fake Github, what would stop the fake Github from having fake hashes too? What you should look for instead is that the installer is signed by verified publisher: Byteball Foundation