Quote from: wonker on October 21, 2013, 09:55:19 AM

Quote from: somestranger on October 21, 2013, 09:17:21 AM

Quote from: wonker on October 21, 2013, 09:10:29 AM

And where is the difference between an non colored coins ActM Exchange and Bitfunder?

US investors can store their shares there. On Bitfunder they are gone on November 1. Bitfunder has no plans to use colored coins for transactions, but ActM does.

Yes sure, but how long until it goes with the non colored coins ActM Exchange like with btctc.co and bitfunder?
As it sounds is AM already developing their Exchange in an early version with colored coins while Ken only has plans to do so and is still working on a version without colored coins - so its the same as all the other existing exchanges out there.

U know what will happen with shareholder and customer confidence, if we transfer our shares to the new non colored coins exchange and 2-3 weeks later the same or similar happens like with btctc and bitfunder?

Unfortunately that's what we're working with. Ken is aware of that issue just as much as anyone else. It's just a matter of time before the same problem happens, but you've got to admit that bitfunder and btct were the big dogs, easier to find. Ken's just buying some more time, that's all that can be done. He's ambitiously working on a more viable alternative, whether it's color coins or ripple based.

If the transfer of shares is going to scare you, you might want to sell. If not, with the rise of BTC value, the mining ROI is increasing which can only help ACTM.