I understand it is GoByte's strategy to be listed on as many international as well as regional exchanges as possible to maximize adoption and uptake.

But my personal opinion, FWIW, is that it's better to avoid dodgy exchanges. When troublesome exchanges lose users' coins or delay deposits and withdrawals unreasonably, it generally causes heartache that leads to angry users spreading fud about the coin - when the coin had nothing to do with it. They also cause delays to important network updates and upgrades by lagging - or sometimes even refusing by way of non-response - to update the exchange wallets. A dodgy exchange does more harm than good. My 2c.