Thanks I was wondering about this too, I think 2fa on any site where you may be storing something of value is an absolute must!
We will be avoiding allowing users to store coins on the site as much as possible. For example when placing a bounty on something, it will give you an address to send the coins to which will then process either returning to sender if not filled or sending to the user who fills the bounty. The site is not intended to allow users to store their coins on it.
I thought that bittrex were not adding assets that pays dividends (for some legal reasons) untill they have location based blocking for markets, it's why mineum or mycelium tokens didn't get in. Not sure if this counts as one though.
We do not pay dividends but rather have a policy in place on how fiat earnings are used to fund buyback and burn programs. There would be no policy in place that would block bittrex from listing the currency.
Question for the dev: Will there by an actual client side wallet where we control the private keys? You mentioned paper wallets but I find that impractical, are there plans for a windows/linux/mac wallet application?
Also have you talked to exchanges such as bittrex about getting approved on their exchanges?
We expect all users to use a private wallet. We will not be allowing users to store their coins on our site in the long term.