This is not ByteCoin, buddy.
My bad. The names are pretty similar and I get them mixed up. I fixed my original post.
Exchange-addresses are filtered out no matter if its their users or exchange operators.
Some exchanges let their users claim their byteballs. Do you seriously think they would be doing that if their addresses weren't being credited?
There is so much fud in your post
There is none. Maybe you are misinformed about some things. If you tell me what you think is "fud" I will address it.
no need just buy bytes, not byteballs, not bytecoins, like everyone else.
What are you saying there is no need for? I can't understand what you're trying to say.
This is Byteball and its native currency is bytes. Blackbyre is the first defined private asset.
OK. I'm sorry if I got the names wrong. It's kind of confusing.
So it's "bytes" and "Blackbyre". Got it.
[/quote]You are still confusing too many issues, most of your posts are just wrong.
Newbies, watch out.
First, exchanges can credit their customers gbytes which they got just for having gbytes just like any address in Byteball. This is not due to bitcoins linked by exchange. Every byteball address gets inflated even of you didnt link any btc to it.
Second, when posting here " bytecoin" and even getting its currencies wrong, while the topic is most active is just bad form. Rather stay quiet if you arent sure than spread such mistakes and instill confusion, FUD, its in the U, to spread uncertanity.
Enjoy your bytes and blackbytes, hodl, Byteball on IoT makes more sense than iota. Just you sit and watch.
Reminder, Byteball has only existed in livenet for less than 6 months. Speaking altcoininvestor-style, its main rocket engines havent even fired yet.