I like that Xiphos has information on the listed coins, so traders can instantly have access to basic information and make an informed decision about what to invest on. I saw this the last time I was trading DeepOnion and it made me smile 

Okay, PolisPay is really easy to use. I got the iOS app, set up a couple of security measures for my wallet, and then the DeepOnion transaction took mere seconds to go through. It's great that DeepOnion is supported by PolisPay 

That's very good as there are a lot of people who don't speak another language aside from their mother tongue.

Of course. There's no problem with being interested in DeepOnion's development enough to ask about it 

I don't think that the devs can say anything more, the code rebase is in its final testing from the updates that they have released, so we shouldn't be that far away from the release.

This is a great solution for anyone who wants to own a debit card and pay with crypto in daily life.

Regarding the airdrop, I think that we can all agree that once the free coins are gone, that's when the freeloaders leave. Now DeepOnion has a community of people who really believe in this coin and the project and are invested in its success. I think you'll find a lot of people who are still talking about DeepOnion, inside and outside of the community, so long as you're willing to look of course 

Regarding the debit card, I don't think that it clashes with DeepOnion's profile as an anonymous coin. Lots of people have invested in DeepOnion, not all of them for the same reasons. Some people have invested because they believe in the privacy it offers, others maybe want to make use of the DeepVault feature which is for file authentication. The important thing is that if someone wants the option of a debit card, they should be able to have that option. If someone wants to stay anonymous, they should be able to have that option. And that's why DeepOnion should offer a variety of options to its users because people don't want the same things.

We all understand that this needs to be thoroughly tested before it gets released, in order to avoid needing too many fixes in the future. I imagine that even with all the tests, some bugs might slip through but we appreciate all the diligent work the DeepOnion teams does so that we can have a good end product.

Wow, this is huge! Who doesn't wish they had a DeepOnion mining farm like this one?

Oh, I am very patient, don't worry. I'm just looking to see if there are any suggestions from the community.

What should be the next goal for DeepOnion, after Code Rebase and DeepSend?

There's no optimal, it's always about how much you can buy. Some can buy 5,000 Onions easily which is a good number, but since you get a percentage of your coins as a reward for PoS, the more you get, the better reward you'll have.

Pretty simple, the account that created the thread was unjustly banned and could no longer control the DeepOnion thread. I'm not using the word control as a negative one, by the way, there are lots of good reasons to self-moderate a thread, especially on a forum that tends to attract a lot of spammers. Not only that, but also the DeepOnion threads tend to attract the attention of people who seek to defame it in every turn, not even bothering to check the coin's history or even doing so despite that fact (the fact that after almost 2 years of successful operation there's still a thread in this forum that's calling DeepOnion a scam is ample evidence of what I'm saying).

Do we still need to input our bitcointalk profile ID? I don't see a relevant code line, at least in the Member level signature.

You don't upload any files to DeepVault. You just register the hash of the file (a string of number and letters) so that any alteration to your original file can be detected since the hash file is unique and will differ if you make any alterations to the file afterward.

Yeah, it actually asks for a lot of information like Facebook, including a phone number, if I recall? That's why I'm not registered.

I think you should direct this question to the people in Cryptopia, maybe contact them on twitter or in their support page.

A reminder is good but their voting system is flawed. Also, this vote has been going on for months. When does it end?

Well, I've been voting on that one for months now and I've only managed to do so sporadically because of how they've set up their ReCaptcha. Whatever I do, once it counts my vote, it won't let me vote again for days. I've tried cleaning my cookies, changing browsers, I never use VPN or Tor on that website but nothing works. As a result, DeepOnion is losing a lot of votes that could have come from me. And I can't imagine I'm the only person who has that issue on that website.

I did not expect Bitcoin to go that higher in a matter of hours, even though I'd witnessed the major part of the bull run in 2017 (I was watching it from the summer of 2017). Sometimes things move too quickly. DeepOnion is also up, past the 30c mark.