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Cash implies physical notes or coins which it has nothing to do with. And V is just a letter bolted in front of it.

If you search for the word vanilla in google images there's no BDSM there, in fact it's clear what vanilla is.

Whatever, I have nothing to do with the coin, I just find the new name weird. And I would like a decent win wallet.

Vcash doesnt pump, it just keeps growing!!!!  

The new logo

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CdLuthBXIAAxHCW.jpg:large

I think the VCash name is much better than Vanillacoin too, but as the other user posted above, I think if you want people to take this coin more seriously you need to work on the wallet some more. The new pop-out window is confusing, as is the transactions history.

I can only see the very most recent transactions in the wallet. Where do I go to review transactions that happened way in the past? I have a few wallets with balances left for the early days of Vanillacoin and I can't tell if the balance is accurate or not as there is no way to review transactions that I am aware of, this is a big killer for me.

The other killer is the staking. It would be nice to have some more information on when the staking will release the coins for use. Right now a random amount will appear in staking mode and no way to know when they will release. Also it would be nice to display more information on the interest rate of the staking, or how old the coins are, etc.

Basically, the dearth of information is very frustrating and I think significant improvements can be made in this area.

I had downloaded the latest prior to the re-branding, maybe the version from a week or so back. I was going to wait until after the conversion to VCash was over before upgrading again. Are you saying some of the wallet concerns are finally being addressed? If so, then I indeed welcome the news.

Next week we will be revealing the next project timeline. It is so large it will take 365 days with monthly releases to complete.

I had downloaded the latest prior to the re-branding, maybe the version from a week or so back. I was going to wait until after the conversion to VCash was over before upgrading again. Are you saying some of the wallet concerns are finally being addressed? If so, then I indeed welcome the news.

:-)

https://twitter.com/vdotcash/status/709946174946594816 (https://twitter.com/vdotcash/status/709946174946594816)

Regards

Goldmaxx

:-)

https://twitter.com/vdotcash/status/709946174946594816 (https://twitter.com/vdotcash/status/709946174946594816)

Regards

Goldmaxx

Is that real?!

EDIT: And what about that VNL wall in Poloniex?
Many influential people believe that VNL wall is being made by dev.

Well a big chunk of it is eaten already..

1. Microsoft Azure

Submit final pull request to Azure Team for template inclusion for one click deploy on Microsoft's Azure BaaS platform. The exact services to be offered will be revealed at a later date when the time is right.

2. Thin clients

Currently there are 3 tiers of network nodes, full public nodes, firewalled public nodes and non-fully validating client nodes. We are adding a 4th tier "Thin Clients" which will download blocks containing only their transactions by use of remote Bloom Filters. The 1st tier will service up to 350 "Thin Clients" per node. The addition of this 4th tier will allow the network to scale to 100's of millions of nodes with ease.

3. Client Ledger Pruning

This feature has already been implemented but not integrated. Integrating pruning will allow systems to run nodes indefinately where previously storage would become an issue with time. Additionally this allows "non-fully validating client nodes" to continue to protect the network via Proof-of-Stake while using minimal disk space.

4. Streaming Initial Download

Initial syncronisation of the ledger will no longer fully validate blocks that are of N depth. Additionally, blocks will be streamed "in-order" and queued for validation. This will allow the ledger to be downloaded extremely quickly while validating it "in the background".

5. ChainBlender R3 Client Protocol

ChainBlender was designed as a client-side protocol which allows modyfing, adding or replacing blending algorithms without the need for a network backbone upgrade. All existing crypto-currencies with ledger anonymity technology is defeated by obtaining a copy of the wallet file or private keys. With the R3 protocol key flushing will be deployed to permanently destroy any private keys used previously in a blending operations. Key flushing solves two problems: 1. In a hypothetical situation where a Government agency may confiscate a wallet file in attempt to trace transactions the privaye keys required for proof will no longer exist. 2. Wallet size will not grow due to cryptographic key accumulation.

6. Decentralised Governance Protocol

Autonomous governance is key to the long term stability and evolution of a crypto-currency. This will enable technology change proposals, project proposals, salaries, etc all settled "in the ledger" removing the human element and extinguishing politics. All votes will be cast by incentivized nodes guaranteeing that those that vote also hold interest in the project.

7. Wallet Tools

We strongly feel that autonomous wallet management is key to the success of any crypto currency. Moving forward we cannot ask end users to perform operations on their wallet files due to the high risk involved. Instead we will be making available a subset of tools via RPC to fix wallet problems such as "stuck invalid transactions", "rescans", "repairs", "import", "export" and so on.

8. ZeroTime based online gambling.

The worlds fastest crypto-currency gambing platform with no operator risk of a double spend scenario.

9. DWAPI

DWAPI is a Decentralised Web API. It works simply by using encrypted websocket connections to a subset of public full nodes. Once connected transactions can be sent in raw form without the need to run a node of any type. The DWAPI can be easily extended to perform complex operations with ease.

10. Thin Client's with ZeroTime protocol support.

When thin-client support is deployed to the backbone we will be integrating ZeroTime into several already available thin-clients such as BreadWallet and Electrum.

11. Fix any known bugs and memory leaks.

No description required.

12. Patents and Trademarks

File all provisional patents and trademarks in the USA under a not for profit organisation.

13. Hire a dedicated web development and art staff.

No description required.

14. Hire more C++ engineers.

No description required.

15. Hire a fulltime public relations manager (candidate is already chosen).

No description required.

15. Mass deploy client/mobile nodes.

For the time being our Android and iOS "non-fully validating" wallets are not available in Google Play or Apple's App Store but you can use them via other means. Once we have "Thin Client" support we will deploy both types of node wallet's in mass to all application storefront's.

16. Deploy the Whisper protocol.

No description required (source code is in github).

17. Come out of Beta phase.

No description required.

* This is a mid-level overview that will continue to be updated in the coming weeks. Additionally as the crypto-currency ecosystem matures items may be updated/expanded/added but NOT removed unless due to obsolescence. Some details/items have been purposely withheld due to competition reasons and will be added when the time is right.

** This timeline starts promptly on day 21 of March 2016 and ends the same day in 2017.
 
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So Vcash for Vanillacash or Virtualcash, but what we shall see here is that there are some people working on marketing behind Vcash. I say it's good. This crypto is more than the rotten fruit of a team of young nerds with a difficult sex life.

So I say Vcash is clearly superior to the average altcoin, and I guess I'll buy some.