Actually it does list it currently

Probably True. https://www.crypto-coinz.net/crypto-calculator/
crypto-coinz.net supports stocks.exchange so they might list it rather soon

I suspect it will be added by the end of the month. I also expect it to be shown on sites like whattomine.com as well.

I agree that bitbay has similar goals to syscoin. However, what is wrong with a little competition? There can definitely be more than one cryptocurrency bartering platform.

I have heard a lot of good things about bitbay. Before investing I am going to open an account with them and see what they are all about.

Just to questions:

Any tips for using their exchange?

Who are bitbay's competitors?

Thanks

Jumping ship when you sense a dip isn't a good investment plan. Time in the market is better than timing the market.

I have been holding shift for a few months now. I agree that missing deadlines is never a good sign. It shows incompetence in the leadership and developers, but it could be for valid reasons. However, the recent hacks are more concerning to me. I think it would be a good show of face for the team to have their project's code audited by an outside group to try to catch flaws in the project. This would show that the team knows that having robust and vetted systems is increasingly important for stability in the currency and the importance of avoiding hard forks because of incompetence. 

What are the next goals for the development for this coin? Will there be a roadmap released soon?

I heard that the updated whitepaper is coming out in a few days. What are the main changes going to involve in the updated whitepaper?

When will I receive my tokens in my ether wallet?

I have been using https://zel.coinblockers.com/ . No problems with that pool

Zcash does have a 20% dev fee for the first 4 years of mining. When the block reward is halved then there will be no dev fee. The devs will be rewarded 2.1 million zcash. Which is 10% of the total supply that there will ever be.

https://z.cash/blog/funding.html

This coin is a zk snarks coin like zcash or zencash. This allows for private transactions that cannot be viewed on the blockchain. There was about 13 million zelcash mined on the second block. I suspect that all of this was eventually sent to a private address.

What is with one address that had 13 million zelcash and then zent it out to other addresses but most of the transactions cannot be found on the block explorer??
http://explorer.zel.cash/address/t1JSS8tcbZs9ZF2UGKQoWGG8eoFihKdq1XT

Seems kinda fishy

I think Ethereum will. This will be the year where exchanges will have eth be the premier trading pair besides btc pairs

My for sure holds are:
BTC, ETH, ADA, and XMR
These guys are here to stay and many of you already know why.


My moon holds are:
VTC
ZEN
These smaller guys have clear goals for 2018 and dev teams that achieved what they had planned for 2017 so I am betting on them for this year too.

Everyone was talking about antshares (now neo) when it mooned. I was highly skeptical and missed out.

I threw some hashing power at it just for fun but looks like an copy of any other zk snarks coin with the extra twist of ethash for dapps. I'm not impressed until I get more effort of how the team plans to combine the pos and pow system.

I heard that zencash is looking into switching to a DAG based solution for scaling.

I first found pirl a month or two ago when it popped up on whattomine.com. I bought some purely speculatively when it showed up on whattomine thinking that it would gain more buyers now that it is being "advertised".

The main thing that I am curious about is what are the nodes for besides paying out to their operators. Or is pirl just supposed to be an investment for the operators/developers?