Whichever way you want to help push it.
Not trying to disregard your concern, but speaking investor to investor, your negativity is not attracting any new money.
Well said kamronk, getting harder and harder to understand his real agenda. Reading through the past few days posts.......I wonder where some of the posters learned how to be such experts....and if they are ....why don't they go dev their own coin? I feel like you just hit the nail on the head on how to truly weed out the FUD'ers  Not trying to claim WORE as a FUD'er, but I haven't seen any positive things at all in a while from him. Everyone is frustrated, even dev's are frustrated, but there are those acting, and those that are bitching. The time to point out whats wrong has come and gone, now it's time to act on what's wrong. No time for anything else, syscoin to the moon!! |
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Sorry but we are witnessing one of the most epic failures in crypto. And the devs are hoping that they can pick up on that anytime later. Don't they get it that if they won't act NOW it will be too late? This really sucks. Do you really think that if a coin goes sub 20 satoshi it can really grow twentyfold to get back to the ICO price? Syscoin should be lesson for all the devs in crypto how to fuck up good coin.
Look, the dev's priorities have already been decided, nothing we can do. Instead of bitching about the current state of sys, why not contribute to it moving forward. We're obviously working up a pretty nice bounty to get a decentralized app for the decentralized marketplace. You could contribute here by pledging or coding, or you could get creative in other ways. Its pretty clear the devs arent taking much action (dev wise) until they get their funds. We want action sooner? Then its on us. I cried once, nothing to show for it, i started the bounty for the app, its over triple the size i started it at. See the difference? Yeah, this is definitely good idea but it also shows the Main problem of this coin - community needs to take action for the devs because they refuse to work until they get their BTC back. I don't see them as refusing, as much as I see them as overwhelmed and feeling convinced that there isn't time for dev right now (some are developing still but are very limited to their available hours). 4 Weeks just to update the wallet UI and connect it to code that is already there? Me thinks you are in an artistic mood after out berry picking with connecting the market code to a website. It would not appear the rest of the world is running on your clock, at a 90 SAT present market value, do you really think you should bother? Exactly how long before the SYS following questions if this was planned to fail? This can't possibly serve as being attractive, so which way will SYS go at market? Whichever way you want to help push it. Not trying to disregard your concern, but speaking investor to investor, your negativity is not attracting any new money. |
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On the general development time, 2 members of our team were dedicated fulltime to SYS, and are now struggling financing their lives as the funds are not released by moolah. Simple it is, these two needed to get other jobs to pay the bills, so they have less time for coding (understandable, right?). We do have private repo's that work is happening on, and also on the different branches of syscoin (take a look, you can checkout some functionality in buggy alpha state already, e.g. assets).
I know it's not much compared to IPO funds, but if we can get the UI for the marketplace in the wallet (guessing right in the wallet would be easiest for them) here soon, we have ~635kSYS for them. I'm still working on my .Net desktop version. I hope to have it ready soon as we really need something now to shore up confidence. Will update as I have more info. Epic!! I'll be at a keyboard pretty often this week (especially today and tomorrow) so I'll be here just let me know |
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On the general development time, 2 members of our team were dedicated fulltime to SYS, and are now struggling financing their lives as the funds are not released by moolah. Simple it is, these two needed to get other jobs to pay the bills, so they have less time for coding (understandable, right?). We do have private repo's that work is happening on, and also on the different branches of syscoin (take a look, you can checkout some functionality in buggy alpha state already, e.g. assets).
I know it's not much compared to IPO funds, but if we can get the UI for the marketplace in the wallet (guessing right in the wallet would be easiest for them) here soon, we have ~635kSYS for them. |
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Sorry but we are witnessing one of the most epic failures in crypto. And the devs are hoping that they can pick up on that anytime later. Don't they get it that if they won't act NOW it will be too late? This really sucks. Do you really think that if a coin goes sub 20 satoshi it can really grow twentyfold to get back to the ICO price? Syscoin should be lesson for all the devs in crypto how to fuck up good coin.
Look, the dev's priorities have already been decided, nothing we can do. Instead of bitching about the current state of sys, why not contribute to it moving forward. We're obviously working up a pretty nice bounty to get a decentralized app for the decentralized marketplace. You could contribute here by pledging or coding, or you could get creative in other ways. Its pretty clear the devs arent taking much action (dev wise) until they get their funds. We want action sooner? Then its on us. I cried once, nothing to show for it, i started the bounty for the app, its over triple the size i started it at. See the difference? Yeah, this is definitely good idea but it also shows the Main problem of this coin - community needs to take action for the devs because they refuse to work until they get their BTC back. I don't see them as refusing, as much as I see them as overwhelmed and feeling convinced that there isn't time for dev right now (some are developing still but are very limited to their available hours). |
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Sorry but we are witnessing one of the most epic failures in crypto. And the devs are hoping that they can pick up on that anytime later. Don't they get it that if they won't act NOW it will be too late? This really sucks. Do you really think that if a coin goes sub 20 satoshi it can really grow twentyfold to get back to the ICO price? Syscoin should be lesson for all the devs in crypto how to fuck up good coin.
Look, the dev's priorities have already been decided, nothing we can do. Instead of bitching about the current state of sys, why not contribute to it moving forward. We're obviously working up a pretty nice bounty to get a decentralized app for the decentralized marketplace. You could contribute here by pledging or coding, or you could get creative in other ways. Its pretty clear the devs arent taking much action (dev wise) until they get their funds. We want action sooner? Then its on us. I cried once, nothing to show for it, i started the bounty for the app, its over triple the size i started it at. See the difference? |
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Or perhaps they would consider collaborating on it together and splitting the bounty. I'll throw in 25k SYS minimum, whether they race or tag-team it.
Again, they need a working product that end users will not have to read a page of instructions to enter text into the console to put an item up, as previously explained that much is trivial on the programming side of it, they should be at the part of beefing up security of that aspect by now and building websites around it is a moot point without the GUI in the wallet. This is a prerequisite to people buying into it, without that, it is not ready for market as it is not a viable product.
I think tonight I'm gonna write a win32 app that talks to the wallet so there's an answer for this marketplace that people can use without console commands. Better stock up on coffee! LoL - I had the same thought last night. I was going to write it in C# or something and open source it. I'll race you! I still need to install VS though, so hopefully I can start tonight. I got 100,00 SYS on it for the winner if you guys do race ill add 50,000 to this ever increasing bounty Put me down for another 50k sys to the winner This is now 200k SYS for the coder who gets a usable UI for the marketplace via a desktop application. I would like to add another 100k SYS to this bounty. This now actually puts it up to 325k SYS, and there doesn't seem to be any arguments with splitting reward for team effort. Got another pledge on reddit, up to 334,500 SYS for the dev who gets a desktop application going for the syscoin marketplace. And no, i dont mind either if its a team effort and split |
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Or perhaps they would consider collaborating on it together and splitting the bounty. I'll throw in 25k SYS minimum, whether they race or tag-team it.
Again, they need a working product that end users will not have to read a page of instructions to enter text into the console to put an item up, as previously explained that much is trivial on the programming side of it, they should be at the part of beefing up security of that aspect by now and building websites around it is a moot point without the GUI in the wallet. This is a prerequisite to people buying into it, without that, it is not ready for market as it is not a viable product.
I think tonight I'm gonna write a win32 app that talks to the wallet so there's an answer for this marketplace that people can use without console commands. Better stock up on coffee! LoL - I had the same thought last night. I was going to write it in C# or something and open source it. I'll race you! I still need to install VS though, so hopefully I can start tonight. I got 100,00 SYS on it for the winner if you guys do race ill add 50,000 to this ever increasing bounty Put me down for another 50k sys to the winner This is now 200k SYS for the coder who gets a usable UI for the marketplace via a desktop application. |
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===here is the github history of syscoin====
syscoin: Updated 7 days ago
blockmarket: Updated on 5 Oct
syscoin-api: Updated on 5 Oct
syscoin-services: Updated on 19 Sep
node-syscoin: Updated on 14 Sep
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Is it resonable and acceptable for a team with many developers?
I know you are involved in legal affairs, but.....
if even the chief coder i.e coderboo is involved fully, than I must say that the team is organized pooly.
You guys should have responsibility divided to the right one, each for some specific aspect rather than let everyone involved in everything.
Maybe I am wrong because you have some private repositories to have all your recent work.
He did mention a private repo, which with the competition, and everone dev'ing in c++, it does make a bit of sense to dev privately until a release is ready. |
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Sooooo, i just heard about bitbay, and if i didnt know any better, id say syscoin devs rebranded sys as bitbay (because how similar the feature sets of the two coins are)
Dev's, have you considered the loss of originality you once had on the market for decentralized markets?
I understand the battle with moolah, but im starting to feel it was a "penny wise but pound foolish" type of decision to focus all resources on that battle. Are ALL devs needed in that? Even coderboo? Im starting to come around to the fud'ers that syacoin has been poorly managed. Please explain a bit...i've had your guys' backs since pre-IPO :/
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Is the marketplace going to be available right away? Is it already dev'd/tested?
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Again, they need a working product that end users will not have to read a page of instructions to enter text into the console to put an item up, as previously explained that much is trivial on the programming side of it, they should be at the part of beefing up security of that aspect by now and building websites around it is a moot point without the GUI in the wallet. This is a prerequisite to people buying into it, without that, it is not ready for market as it is not a viable product.
I think tonight I'm gonna write a win32 app that talks to the wallet so there's an answer for this marketplace that people can use without console commands. Better stock up on coffee! LoL - I had the same thought last night. I was going to write it in C# or something and open source it. I'll race you! I still need to install VS though, so hopefully I can start tonight. I got 100,00 SYS on it for the winner if you guys do race |
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If not, could we make one? I'm fairly new to BCT obviously, so forgive me if this is an obvious answer  It's a chore to maintain the list and activity in the thread tailed off earlier this year as the number of altcoin launches spiralled. “abandoned” is a tough call because it resists definition and is difficult to demonstrate canonically. “dead” is only a smidgin less challenging definition-wise, we've settled on ... There's a list of “inactive coins” on Minkiz, very informal because it's rare that one can be completely confident that a given coin isn't being curated by a small functioning network somewhere in an obscure corner of the intertubes. https://minkiz.co/coin/inactive/Cheers Graham Thanks alot for this, this link is EXACTLY what I was looking for : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=588413.0;allThank you. Now to go through them all, study and form some doco about the tech specs of each and try to form a decision on which would be the easiest to pick up on. See which still have websites, hosted code, and any other related technical resources available for them. I imagine alot of the coins code repo's will either be closed or simply deleted. |
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I like the list for abandoned coins would be nice to see. Someone pick up some of those, and fork them rather than just creating more coins to be abandoned.
Exactly. I'd like to be that someone it'd still be a TON of work, but would be less hassle on the community, and could even possibly make others some money who originally lost hope in their holdings of a coin I give a rebirth to. Is a different approach to altcoin development I think more dev's in the space should be taking. |
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If you're looking to invest, don't look beyond Top 20 or even Top 10 at coinmarketcap.com to play safe with your money. Other than that, why would you need a list of abandoned coins, there must be too many of them not to care about.
Not looking to invest or trade any of them. I'd like to find an abandoned coin and take it over and build on to it. |
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@gjhiggins: Thanks for the info, I'm going to be looking into the thread and site you posted for sure.
The reason I ask is that I'd like to someday get more into crypto development. Rather than fork or clone another existing coin yet again like other dev's getting into the space, I feel it might be more worth my while to take an "abandoned" coin, buy up all I can as cheap as I can, and work on it from there to make my profit as opposed to devising some type of elaborate ICO or premine to compensate my efforts. An "abandoned coin thread" would be the beginnings of my efforts of finding a coin to take over and revitalize instead of starting from scratch.
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Yes, it's called the announcement sub forum.
Really? Lol, I know the altcoin market in general is pretty bad right now, but it's come to this? yes, search for graveyard or something with necro
This seems a bit more serious, thank you! |
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If not, could we make one? I'm fairly new to BCT obviously, so forgive me if this is an obvious answer |
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Hey, so I just noticed everything on syscoin.market is only 88SYS.
Was excited until I realized it's every item, is this an error?
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