I am working on a project and am interested in what platform/company you used to manage the ICO, investors, and funds. I don't mind taking about this in a DM I'm just looking for guidance, thanks.

I highly encourage anyone looking for a better explanation of SpendTrack to read the following Reddit post, it paints a much better picture for SpendTrack uses

https://www.reddit.com/r/Veserus/comments/bbi0gx/veserus_spendtrack_information/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

SpendTrack will be getting a  new design some time soon and it looks amazing, check it out!

You can view more at the link below.

http://imgur.com/a/vVHvTGm

The original goal of BTC was to take out the middle man meaning financial institutions, anonymity came with BTC originaly but now BTC isn't so anonymous. It was meant  be desensitized. While some currencies focus on privacy not all do.  Even so, there is no KYC with SpendTrack, there's a private link between the SpendTrack account the addresses you add but the address is never shown to the public.

Pretty soon we will be posting details on a bounty program for early users of SpendTrack.

I  have foud many possible uses for SpendTrack, it has helped keep track of all my crypto related transactions between each of my addresses and has made it possible to prove ownership of funds accounted for. I have many other ideas and uses I am looking forward to trying, I hope to see this project grow.

I would like anyone to know that there are things still in the works as imed has stated above.

it is VERY important that all previous NVO holders
visit the Veserus subreddit there is
important information listed with in
i would prefer that no one misses out on a refund.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Veserus/

Yes a snapshot was taken on 31 Aug 2018 22:25:36 UTC of all addresses holding NVST at the time and 45% of BTC from the crowdsale was refunded to the addresses holding NVST.  You can view the snapshot here: https://archive.fo/VdnsM#selection-9.0-9.42327

here you go https://www.coinpayments.net/store-directory
porn hub uses them for all crypto they acccept. and the reason I used PH for the example is because they are a very big name.

this is a copy and paste  from telegram that I wrote in response to someone worrying about competition so its a little off from what you initially asked

For 1 there is more than enough business to go around.

For 2 NVO will be handing out dividends for NVST holders so that already cuts the competition down big time.

For 3 most of the other dex's coming out will not be true decentralization.

For 4 most other dex's are only erc20 and either won't be adding other coin types at all or at a much later point in time.

For 5  NO other Dex features a plug-in system that allows any 3rd party to create and upload their own coin/token/contract to the Dex network.

For 6  nvo is STILL one of only 3 multi crypto wallets currently out in the crypto scene. it's in beta yes, and it's buggy as shit, but they are the only ones so far to handle 12 different coins that  all run on different networks and are in one wallet that's not hosted on a server.

7 the wallet and Dex are kept separate from each other but you can trade from your wallet as if they are connected I'm sure not a Dex out or coming out had that.

8 NVO has an infrastructure being built around it to make sure it succeeds literally, all other dex's aren't thinking about the future and are just going to give it's users "just a dex"

9 NVO is partnered with coin payments, coin payments is a payment processor for almost all cryptocurrencies and they have a vendor base of almost 800k.

10 it's user interface is one of if not, is the best out on the marke. most of the dex's coming out or are out are terrible to use because they aren't convenient and a pain in the ass to use NVO has fixed that.

there's an escrow so no one is getting scammed  out of money (if it were to even resort to that). funds from NVO were not taken for veserus and, imed already has money to  cover it, what he didn't have before was a network of developers and now he does. read the post above this that explains why NVST holders are not entitled to anything from veserus.

veserus is not decentralized and is a project that is not directly connected to NVO nor does it use NVO funds. So to answer, NVO holders are not entitled to a share of the funds generated from veserus

I am not trying to defend but, the reason ton can't do anything about it is because its a counterparty exchange related issue not an NVO issue. The NVO team does not have any relationship with the devs of counterparty as to where I do.  this really isn't his problem. 

im stil fighting with them, they don't want to budge https://www.reddit.com/r/counterparty_xcp/comments/8x619o/xcp_dex_not_on_coinmarketcap/e264akd

it is not a popular  coin and many exchanges want money to list it, counterparty does not make any money to pay the price  for more listings.

You can buy xcp with https://btc2xcp.com

Just some updated news,, you can exchange all counterparty assets for/with btc using https://btc2xcp.com please read more here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4650581.0

Over the past couple of months radiumsoup and I have been building a fork of "BTCPay Market". 
(tl;dr is included at the end of this post)

One glaring issue that the Counterparty DEX has is the lack of support for direct Bitcoin trading pairs, known within the protocol as “Bitpay” transactions. Support does exist in the Counterparty protocol, but to date no web interface has successfully implemented Bitpay transactions without considerable effort from the end user, which was confusing and often caused costly mistakes. Historically, it has been much easier (and safer) to simply use the native Counterparty token XCP for transactions, which adds a number of steps to what should be a simple trading process. Indeed, the most popular web interface for the Counterparty DEX, Counterwallet, has completely removed support for Bitpay transactions and has no plans of reintroducing them.

The creator of BTCPaymarket started to develop a website to simplify using BTC for Counterparty transactions, but he stopped supporting the project before it was complete (he just didn't have time to work on it anymore.) Despite being unfinished, the site is one of the officially recognized community projects at https://counterparty.io/projects/  The code as we inherited it had good bones, but had become outdated and was still in a largely broken state. Our code fork "BTC2XCP" has been updated to complete the work started by btcpaymarket.com, and now allows anyone to transact on the Counterparty DEX using BTC directly. As a testament to the strength of our efforts, the original creator of BTCPaymarket has permanently redirected btcpaymarket.com to btc2xcp.com

What Is BTC2XCP.com? 
BTC2XCP.com allows any Counterparty asset to be bought or sold for BTC on the Counterparty DEX in a convenient way. BTC2XCP is still being actively developed, and because we took over an existing project before it was complete, there are a few known bugs here and there, and quite possibly a few unknown bugs as well. After our own extensive testing, however, we believe the remaining bugs do not affect the overall execution of the Bitpay functions. While the site is currently stable, and all code that touches private keys is completely contained in the browser and is never sent to the web server, caution should still be used to ensure there are no keyloggers or other malware products on any system that touches the site. We are not responsible for anything that happens on your machine. We don’t control your money. Security is always your responsibility.

BTC2XCP is still in development, so keep in mind that not everything is perfect yet, although we are trying. Although BTC2XCP is being developed by the NVO community, it was not created exclusively for trading NVO tokens. This tool is dedicated to bringing convenience back to the larger Counterparty DEX by facilitating Bitpay transaction functionality for all Counterparty assets in a simple, user friendly way.




ALL DOMAINS/LINKS FOR BTC2XCP:
 

• Primary domain: https://btc2xcp.com
• Primary domain: https://btc2xcp.com/
• Mirror for NVO Supporters: https://buy.nvo.party/
• Original site: http://btcpaymarket.com

THIS SECTION IS IMPORTANT PLEASE READ!!!!!!!!

Using btc2xcp.com

Purchasing Counterparty assets with Bitcoin requires two transactions: The first is the “buy order”, announcing your intent to trade your Bitcoin for someone else’s asset. You set the price and the quantity you wish to trade, and wait for an order match on the DEX. Once matched by someone else’s sell order at the same or lower price, you must then send your Bitcoin to the other party using a special Counterparty transaction within 20 blocks (about 3 hours.) This is the “Bitpay” transaction, which must be specially formed with specific Counterparty protocol data embedded in the coinbase section of the transaction. BTC2XCP creates these Bitpay transactions on your behalf and at your specific direction.

In the current version of the site, the Bitpay transaction is necessarily a manual process. Future versions are planned that may add an email or SMS alert to let you know an order has been matched and to allow you to submit the Bitpay transaction without babysitting the site waiting for notification of a match within the 20-block window.

To create a buy order:
 

• First, find and click on an existing Active Order that matches the price you wish to pay in the Asset Market table (highlighted in yellow) to send an Order transaction. Enter the quantity you would like, (minimum of 0.001 BTC total value). Send the Order transaction and wait for confirmation. After the Order transaction has confirmed, a Pending Order Match will immediately appear in the Order Matches table. Click on the Pending Order Match to send an Order Match transaction (Bitpay) to complete your order. As a reminder, the match will expire after 20 blocks (about 3 hours), and if your Bitpay transaction does not confirm within that 20 block window, the match will be cancelled. DO NOT manually send Bitcoin to the other party’s address, as your Counterparty tokens will not be credited, and you will lose what money you send.

Selling XCP assets for Bitcoin is a bit easier, as the onus is on the buyer to provide the Bitpay transaction. Sellers, on the other hand, need only place the Sell order and wait for the other party to place a Bitpay transaction after the order match takes place.

To Sell XCP assets for Bitcoin:
 

• Click on the asset you wish to sell in the Assets menu, then click the Sell button. By default, Sell orders expire after 1000 blocks (about 1 week) and appear in the Asset Market table highlighted in green.

Contact

If you are unsure about anything, please just ask for help. You can join our:

• Discord
• Telegram
• support@btc2xcp.com (email)

THE Q&A

Q: Is personal information such as 12 word phrases/passwords stored on your servers?

A: No personal information is stored on our servers. All addresses and private data is stored locally in your browser. All pricing and DEX information is queried from publicly available blockchain APIs. Server logs are limited to standard web logging which records your IP address and the page you are visiting along with a timestamp.



Q: Will my current counterwallet.io 12 word phrase work with https://btc2xcp.com ?

A: Absolutely! BTC2XCP shares the same network as Counterwallet and this is why they are both compatible with each other



Q: Why don't I see any active sell orders for the asset I want to buy?

A: The answer is simple, it's because no one is selling that asset for BTC at that moment. If you place a Buy order, someone might see it and place a matching Sell order, so keep an eye on your order matches until we can introduce an alert system to let you know you have an order match!



Q: Why can't I place a custom buy order for an asset with BTC on BTC2XCP ?

A: While one of our top priorities is to make unmatched buys possible, the current state of the code base at BTC2XCP only supports buys with sell orders that have already been created. However, you can create a custom buy order for a Counterparty asset for BTC via counterwallet.io, and after your Buy order is matched on the DEX, you may use btc2xcp.com to finalize the order in a single additional step.



Q: What if I lose my passphrase or send money to the wrong address?

A: We have no control whatsoever over your passphrase, your private keys, your Counterparty tokens, or your Bitcoin. You are required to keep your passphrase in a safe place, as it is absolutely impossible for us to recover it. Similarly, we can’t do anything about tokens or Bitcoin that is sent to another address - we do not control the Bitcoin network, and are simply a service that takes the instructions you create and forwards them along to the Bitcoin network for processing.



Q: Is there a minimum order amount?

A: Yes, the Counterparty protocol currently states that all orders must have a value greater than  0.001 BTC in order to be considered valid. Any orders with a value of 0.001 Bitcoin or less will expire immediately without being matched. Similarly, any partial orders that result in a remaining order of 0.001 or less will cause the remainder to expire upon the partial order confirmation.



Q: What are the fees and who do they go to?

A: Currently the fees are set statically at 0.00008 BTC to ensure timely confirmation. The fees are standard Bitcoin network miner’s fees, and we do not collect any fee or commission for our own benefit.



Q: Why can't I set my own fee?

A: The site is still under development and that feature will be added at a later time.



Q: When are fees taken?

A: Fees are taken anytime a transaction is made. For example, placing a Sell order creates a transaction on the Bitcoin network and would incur a transaction fee, as would placing a Buy order. The second phase of a Buy order (the “Bitpay” transaction) also incurs a fee. Sending assets to another address also incurs a miner’s fee.



Q: I think I just hit a bug, where can I check, report bugs and make suggestions?

A: You are able to see current bugs here: https://bitbucket.org/btc2xcp/btc2xcp/issues/ 
If you do not see an existing bug report that references the issue you found, please report it and we will address it as required.




Q: Are donations accepted?

A: Yes, you can send BTC and any counterparty assets to: 1D8G56YtZzGxysaqcMiHp2132smrm9zbmd
 


tl;dr -  Exchange  Counterparty assets for BTC using https://btc2xcp.com

NVST Can Now Be Exchanged For BTC
please read more here: https://www.reddit.com/r/NVO/comments/8xtsuz/nvst_can_now_be_exchanged_for_btc/

Great news about blockfolio and NVST, you can read more here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/NVO/comments/8w2xqc/nvst_has_been_added_to_blockfolio/

cooly, you're the one and only true idiot that is still technically but unfortunately part of the NVO community.