Your right, I did not know this and it is great MaidSafe secured this protection, sincerely! That is part of the the problem though, isn’t it? This mostly opaque agreement does not translate into a much wider community of investors confidence outside of a few here that might read your post. Top first page search results (on duckduckgo: p2pb2b+volume) turn up information such as this on well known cryptocurrency review websites. Really negative toxic stuff. It will take a high risk taking, thick skinned or ignorant investor to risk running that gauntlet. Something to keep in mind if the desired US liquidity does not turn up on p2pb2b, no marketing budget can dress that negative press up.
Sure I agree. Also @piluso made a great counter point to my post that I also agree with: most exchange reviews slant negative. You have to dig just a little to get a more rounded view (not far at all, first page results): p2pb2b has red flags everywhere. Many other investors will do these simple searches before committing to an unknown exchange almost everyone that has been around for a few years has been burnt.
So… your saying there is a chance :-)? Their FAQ on the subject suggests they offloaded most ofthe transition onto the exchanges in a straight swap. The forums do talk about a smart contract however for those on wallets.
The amazingly successful enormous milestone of the Safe Network testnet is only a few days old. This is the first step that brings long deserved merit and credibility to the project I was talking about, the kind that opens up the door for free listings on major exchanges (if the FATF gorilla does not break their legs for listing the first truly private coin). All sorts of doors start to open from here as the technology begins to prove its worth testnet iteration after the next, standing on its own feet and is no longer just some decades long vaporware story. Things get easier and more positive from here, exciting times!