Well, Iām only mobile phone at the moment.
This is one reason why Iām not writing a long post now.
Another reason is that Iām rather going to join a discussion than copying something that I already prepared today.
If I did prepare something today it would likeky center around āB&C Exchangeā and āMercury Exchangeā being the future of exchanges.
There have been enough exchange defaults and thefts in the past to create a big desire for decentralized, trustless (or low trust) exchanges.
Just look at the number of views of the B&C announcement at bitcointalk (Mercury had an inpressive amount of views since February, but was surpassed in views by B&C in 3 weeks)!
Potential benefit of Mercury (compared to B&C / existing exchanges; once transaction malleability of traded coins is erdicated):
- zero fee model
- effectively zero trust for exchange partners.
Drawbacks of Mercury
- the central order book
- less convenience
- you need access to block chains of the coins you want to trade
- you need to be online to trade (and canāt place orders and turn off the computer
Benefits of B&C
- only minimum of trust due to multi-signature transactions required
- no central instance by design; all is decentralized (exchange websites will offer convenient access to the block chain, but anybody can host such a website!)
- convenient
- exchange websites providing easy access to trading
- no access to block chains required to trade
- you donāt need to leave your computer on after you have successfully placed an order
- and maybe most important: supported by Nu to have a pegged currency with deep liquidity available at B&C!
Drawbacks of B&C
- a minimum of trust is required - even with multi-signature transactions
So what I can announce today is that Iām going to be active tomorrow in that thread if nothing stops me from that 
ā¦I can hardly be stopped from writing āmobile phone behemothā posts! 
