Well it’s a far better response than “no” 
NuBits will hopefully deliver to the sceptics 
I saw a localbitcoins.com post the other day that had “Payment method: NuBits” listed. We’re starting to get attention in the right places, and best of all it’s not overwhelming. Slow and steady growth is healthiest for the network at this point.
I’ve seen several of these localbitcoin posts now, seems very encouraging
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I’m happy to hear about Localbitcoins, that makes perfect sense as a use case. What about Shapeshift, earlier I paid notice to their low volume, but I didn’t investigate that much as it wasn’t directly in line with my interest, but now that NuBits are involved, I’ll check their volume of shapeshifts.
I was talking to the guys from coinomat.com today. They are planning to integrate NuBits aswell.
Shapeshift.io told me, we could see NuBits integration by the end of the year.
I’ve never heard coinomat… this is good? looks like it’s similar to shapeshift?
Yes, it’s nearly the same kind of service.
They are longer in this game and advertise on the peercointalk forums. Never used them tbh, as I was afraid of the companies registered office.
On the other hand… at least they show one on their website. (ShapeShift does not.)
Interesting. Well, the more the merrier!
Coinomat is active in Nxt community, and they distributed tokens on Nxt AE.
https://nxtforum.org/assets-board/(ann)-coinomat-com/
I see. Well lets hope they decide to join team NuBits
I’ve asked domator, coinnector.com team member, if they would be interested in adding NuBits to their platform. He said that it’s a great idea and that they have to check exchanges environment.
Coinnector.com runs from April this year, I used them few times - fast and quite cheap.
What distinguishes them from competitors is that they create persistent channels you can reuse in future, exchange rate is locked upon each deposit, which is great. We could exchange PPC<->NBT w/o running a browser, just deposit to address from address-book.
That’s pretty amazing.
I’ve contacted their support three days ago but didn’t hear back from them (which was pretty disappointing.)
But anyway, nice that they consider integrating it.
Reusing channels to exchange coins is a clever idea - especially if you don’t want to store your coins at an exchange!
Would be great to have a ppc/nbt trading pair there.
Nice find!
That’s an interesting option, the more ways to use NBT the better, this is what we should strive for. Any updates?
Here’s a link to vote on NBT integration on Cryptsy. https://www.cryptsy.com/coinvotes
We have only 14 votes so hopefully we can get more 
mmhh… each registered user has 1 free vote. The alternative is to buy votes for BTC 0.0002 each.
Too bad that there’s no paid vote address for NBT.
The top 10 have thousands of votes already (and only one has no BTC “voting address”):
Coin Name BTC address No. votes
XRP Ripple 1JPnXQTsU8HJ4GqbZ7kd54v57ochiW7KMy 23578
XMR Monero 13801
GRC GridCoin 13FvSdnarhVWVuR6nxDDh2qHpjesJNRFxc 13399
POP PopularCoin 1Li2iUzhU2jycQjiDqZA7zoxoJRHnYbKNd 11750
OC Orangecoin 1MweQYsDcN5G7gSzdTieA7NqnT4PNC9sUq 9053
VGC Vegas Coin 1AFQnmStboPkgZMpb7ZCKanvywJ1LaE9pT 8279
NYC NewYorkCoin 1EpQuTxTSmfCZ89eJ4GWSxPstqbUYiCCfw 6756
VOLT Electric 1a26rPg3kmr3coZDyyc4AYKNiZHS8Hioh 6434
NKA Inkakoin 15fbKUsAo4JFtKfwMgqc6vfQuXPEoooeNM 5585
PRT Particle 1MQSC3VTbftMj3eW8FTy3mEiG8Rk36s3oX 4743
From cryptsy:
[…]
Using the buttons below, each Cryptsy user is allowed 1 free vote per
coin. We are also accepting paid votes, which have no limit on the
number of votes you can cast. Adding new markets requires a significant
development investment for each new coin, so your paid votes will help
offset the costs and accelerate the development time.
Paid votes can be submitted using either BTC or CryptsyPoints. To vote
with BTC, simply send BTC to the deposit address listed next to the
coin(s) you wish to support. Every 0.0002 BTC sent to the respective
address received will count for 1 vote. You can click on the address
link next to any coin to view payment votes cast using BTC, which are
posted after getting 2 or more confirmations.
[…]
Maybe we could do a peer4commit (or the equivalent for nubits) when they list one?
[coinnector.com]Unfortunately, after checking Nu environment, they decided to not add NuBits now because they would have to code new exchanges support and they don’t have time for it now.