What is Reddit's opinion of IndieSquare Wallet?

From 3.5 billion Reddit comments

I fully admit to being biased. Here is some points though:

• XCP itself was created by burning 2100 BTC, and almost 10,000 bitcoin addresses own some amount of XCP currently
• GEMZ - sold around 7 million units, raising $150,000 worth of BTC, as well as raising some VC money
• SWARM raised over 1200 BTC in their crowdsale
• SJCX (StorJ) raised over 900 BTC in their crowdsale
• Spells of Genesis just launched their crowdsale today, already over 300 BTC raised for their BITCRYSTALS token. Also several blockchain based trading cards
• LTBCOIN (rewards coin for LTB) is held in nearly 5,000 wallets and there has been over 180,000 LTBCOIN transactions to date
• FLDC (FoldingCoin) is held in nearly 4,000 wallets
• OCTOPARTY used to be an alt-coin, but they decided to abandon their chain and become a counterparty asset instead
• SCOTCOIN did the same thing as OCTOPARTY
• Counterparty has over 20,000 assets registered and nearly 300,000 transactions so far. Far more activity than the various colored coin flavours, coinspark, mastercoin/omnicoin etc..
• Symbiont recently raised $1.2 million to build their smart securities platform (also see the OP of this thread). These are the guys who created Counterparty, and they have stated multiple times that they are dedicated to counterparty (although they have also stated they will be working with other protocols - but that's fine, there are trade offs and benefits for each system)
• At the recent American Banker Digital Currency Conference, Symbiont was one of the main sponsors, and representatives from symbiont/counterparty at three of the talks. Notice how there is no one from open assets or omnicoin etc.
• Lots of other projects which can be found here
• Several tokens which are redeemable for various goods and services, such as pounds of coffee on the blockchain, those bitcoin keychain images you see everywhere, store credit on BitVPS, professional audio composition services and more
• There is already at least 3 startups focused on building infrastructure and applications for Counterparty, including Vennd.io, CoinDaddy, and of course my company Tokenly. Also, there is four wallet implementations ([1] [2] [3] [4]) and two block explorers ([1] [2]), as well as support on BlockTrail
• Keep in mind Counterparty has only been around for a year and a half.

Looking at the Open Assets Directory, I see a ton of obvious test/bogus assets. Small handful seem like they might actually be a real project, but as far as I can tell few have much of any activity (if at all). Are you able to point me to any Open Assets project with a highly active community, or one that has made (or raised) a lot of money?

Yes, some big players like Overstock, NASDAQ etc. are "experimenting" with Color Coins/Open Assets, but so far we haven't seen much come out of it, so I wouldn't exactly call that gaining traction, in terms of people actually using it at least. It is also kind of the obvious choice for them to dip their toes into though - Open Assets is a lot less complex than Counterparty feature-wise, so it's less risk I guess... We will have to wait and see what happens, but so far counterparty appears to have the the largest userbase.