i asked before....they just want money.
i posted white paper in bter and 8btc.com

Another popular exchange is: http://www.jubi.com/
ironically, diamond coin is also looking for more exposure on a Chinese exchange.. Yes BTC38 is not accepting coins for a few months or so.. I like both coins for different reasons.

There is already the Market forum, in which trades can be initiated. Someone just needs to open offers.

I also created a sticky thread there to announce, that I'm willing to be an escrow partner.

Let me start a rambling discussion on the upcoming XCR custom blockchain capabilities.  

According to several posters here, the Apple and Android (A&A) app stores are apparently unfriendly to cryptocurrency apps.  If so, there needs to be an alternate way to distribute cryptocoin apps outside of the Apple and Android ecosystems.  So, is it possible to create an app for both A&A that would take the contents of a new Crypti side chain, validate it as coming from a trusted or previously utilized source, and then load that side chain data as a new or upgraded existing app that would the run on an A or A smartphone?  

Basically I am proposing that we at XCR only need to get a single app accepted by A&A, which would be a "plain vanilla" XCR side chain code loader app.  This would allow all other apps using XCR to be accessed and downloaded not thru A&A but from new XCR side chains.   This vanilla XCR app, once loaded on a smartphone, could then watch for new XCR side chains (and thus new XCR apps) and alert the user when new XCR-specific apps were available.   This would allow the (anonymous?) publication of new XCR apps, prevent censorship of apps by A&A, and keep new XCR apps from being lost in the daily noise of all other apps routinely added to the A&A App Stores.

Is this doable?  A reasonably good idea?  

So...you are saying somebody could use a browser on a smartphone to go to a website run by Crypti.  That website could host downloadable executable files.   Those executable files could be new updated smartphone apps.

This is all good....but how is this any different from what a non-blockchain-based website can do now?   It is not a decentralized solution and the mobilewallet.crypti.me website can be DDoSed or seized by the FBI or just go down from a single server outage.

I think it would be better if the Apple App store, the Android Play store, GitHub, the XCR webwallet at mobilewallet.crypti.me, and many other locations stored a single app (written for many computer and smartphone OS) and that single app was used as the gateway for many all other XCR-based apps stored on decentralized XCR sidechains. 

Isn't there a difference between using a website to distribute downloadable apps and using XCR sidechains to distribute downloadable apps?   (Can we) (Don't we want to) provide such a sidechain app download capability?

Note that the app I am proposing doesn't directly use cryptocoins as a payment token mechanism and so presumably would not be objectionable to A&A.  It would only access data on a blockchain.

I hope you have plan B if they refuse 

OK, so there's dapps in the Crypti dapp store.  What is the plan for where these dapp files are stored?  As files on a single Crypti website server?  As files on all 101 Delegate servers?  As data on seperate custom XCR side chains?

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