Sorry, what I meant to ask is if anyone is using a IOS Mobile wallet for another crypto bitcoin ethereum, I'd like to hear about what app you are using and what you like or dislike about it. That way I can look into it, and see what would be good for DNotes.

The DNotes market report for Wednesday, May 23, 2018

Since CoinMarketcap does not recognize any active DNotes markets, and our only market right now is NLexch (not recognized by CMC), I am reporting what's going on with that market once a day so that we can all be apprised of the current market price for DNotes.

Today saw more volume than I've seen since I started tracking this market. 47,060.2 DNotes were traded, mostly between 300 and 304 Satoshi. However, a few minutes ago someone bought 50 DNotes for 498 Satoshi, making the last price right at 4 cents.

The 24 hour high was 600 Satoshi and the low 300 Satoshi.

Since many of my own buy orders were chewed up, I will need to get more BTC to be able to rebuild the buy side which is rather thin right now. I welcome anyone else who would like to buy some DNotes before a big exchange picks it up to send some BTC over and get in on the action. BTC deposits take about an hour to clear, which is pretty typical. DNote withdrawals are literally processed immediately, so you can get your DNotes to your wallet and put them to work minting for you right after you buy them.

My strategy is to place my buy orders just slightly over the current high (to be on top), and also place some at 10 Satoshi increments below the top (for depth). I don't buy the sell side unless someone makes an offer that is significantly lower than the next top ask price. I will follow that strategy until the gap between bid and ask closes. The current bid is 301 Satoshi and the current ask is 498 Satoshi.

Reached out to Cryptopia tonight to ask for an update of the listing status. Thank you everyone for your patience, as soon as we know more we will update the community.

I just watched the interview. Excellent job, Tim.

Cryptocurrencies have troubles to get accepted by Apple with their iOS-wallets - mainly because Apple states that is has to be a proven cryptocurrency. Vertcoin got rejected yet - NavCoin accepted. I think you should look into their NavPay iOS wallet.

Quote from DNotes Telegram today:

J.J. :
So how is the profit distribution
between the mini IPO investor vs DNOTE coin investors?

Alan Yong:

Share for share, no difference. But let me eleborate:

As a group, we have the most innovative business model designed to path the way for DNotes to gain mass adoption in global commerce as an inclusive trusted digital currency. That is reflected in everything that we do, and they are all interlaced with a cross-ownership model. Combined there are thousands of pages of materials, including chapter 15 of my book “Improve Your Odds, The Four Pillars of Business Success”. Our white paper is a must read for anyone with a serious interest to understand The DNotes Difference:  https://dnotesglobal.com/white-paper/

 It will take days to check out all the links. Once you have done your homework it will be a lot easier to understand the value of our cross-ownership model and why DNotes Global is invaluable as the generator of intrinsic value to build DNotes stakeholder value. Additionally, you will learn why it is invaluable for DNotes Global to own 20,000,000 DNotes and be chartered to provide the management and leadership to promote and protect the best interest of DNotes.

For simplicity, I donated 25% of a company I founded, over 2 years ago, to DNotes stakeholders as a group. That company is called DNotes Global, Inc., a for profit company incorporated in the state of Delaware. In that sense, DNotes is a minority shareholder of DNotes Global, Inc. Think of it this way, if you own one share of IBM, you are a minority shareholder with ownership and voting right but you don’t get to control the company.

New investors participating in our funding rounds (Reg. D and A+) will be issued new shares which will in turn dilute the percentage ownership of current owners, including DNotes and myself. The fund raised will be classified as paid in capital and constitute as a part of the book value – a solid foundation of intrinsic value. Paid in capital is not profit. Profit is the net gain from revenue less cost and all related expenses. I am trying to be help clarify without boring you with complex explanation.

It is best for DNotes stakeholders to think of the cross ownership as a bonus and a solution to help DNotes overcome many industry challenges including the lack of intrinsic value. There will be many direct and indirect benefits to DNotes stakeholders, but profit sharing and cash distribution are not among them. DNotes Global, Inc. has no plan to issue any dividends but reinvest in the company aggressive growth path.

Investors may invest in DNotes alone or additionally invest in DNotes Global when the opportunities become available. Reg. D 506 (c) will only be available to verified accredited investors. Reg. A+ Mini-IPO Tier 2 will be available to both accredited and non-accredited investors worldwide. Consistent with our vision of gaining mass adoption, we are committed to be inclusive on a global basis and give everyone the opportunity to participate.

Wiser, thank you for your amazing dedication and support. It is greatly appreciated.

This long and drawn out situation with Cryptopia displays their complete lack of professionalism, which they have also signalled historically through their lackluster customer service.

Cryptopia has been selling unregistered securities to Canadian and American investors (countries where we have laws against this), which they are now scrambling frantically to delist before regulators inspect their operation with a fine tooth comb. In my own personal opinion we shouldn't be too upset if we aren't listed on Cryptopia, they will be lucky if they make it through the cryptocurrency fraud crackdown without being thrown in the clinker.

The market on NLexch.com seems to be heating up a bit thanks to Wiser & co. DNotes is the only Proof of Stake coin on the exchange, the rest being Proof of Work. I see this being a good opportunity for us in the long run.

There is no unified securities regulator in Canada, so to sell here you must abide by the regulations in each province of operation. Not only that, barring any exemptions, you must register with each individual province as well.

I don't condone other exchanges illegally dealing in securities, it gives the whole industry a bad reputation. Exposure to the wrong exchanges in the past has hindered forward progression toward DNotes' goal of being the global digital currency, most notably Cryptsy and Mintpal. It would be unwise to continue repeating past mistakes while expecting better results. It's great that Cryptopia says they are now starting to put their listings under legal scrutiny, but DNotes should be the least of their worries.