Crypto is much safer than fiat. In crypto, you're responsible for your own financial security and far more liquid and mobile. As adoption of crypto increases the dependency of fiat decreases.

One problem among many here, is that this particular project lacks usability like a basic GUI wallet for users that are less technical. In almost three years, the developers of this project seem to think that a web wallet is a better solution since they can't figure out how to make a GUI wallet. No competent crypto investor would consider using a web wallet unless its for trading. It's probably why the people on the scam market kept their funds there because they had no other option besides an exchange. Drug addicts aren't the best examples of human intelligence out there. No offense to any here.

http://www.slideshare.net/boolberry/boolberry-solves-cryptonoteflaws-37055246

Cryptozoidberg is a far better developer than the combined efforts of the team behind this project. If you're smart and hell bent on investing in crypto note projects, you'll take a position in BBR as he just returned to the project over the weekend after a year absence from the project. SDC is another solid project and with its marketplace coming in the next major update it'll prevent further scams like the one that unfolded here today.

LSS - XMR is done. Get out while you can before you're left with a bag of fluffycoins on mymonero.com. Reinvest in BBR and SDC to recoup your loss here.

The chain is dead forever /bcuz shitcoin.

which means the ICO is well overpriced and news with taking over ETH is only a HYPE

from Slack today!

james [7:20 AM] 

"Hi everyone, we are indeed making progress. As you know, I am not the type to blast trumpets on bitcointalk, but what I will say here is that we are very close to ironing out payment options for eSports. Although not limited to one vertical, we basically have BRK deposits for our esports completely worked out, and have tested integration with our eSports platform. These tests went well, and players will be able to deposit BRK directly onto their eSports accounts using this system.

For small amounts, we will allow 0 confirmations (instant deposits), and going progressively larger, up to 6 confirmations. Most people who want to deposit a few USD worth of BRK to play will have a balance within about 3 minutes.

We will use this direct deposit system on other gaming verticals that we denominate in BRK.

We have other options to charge player accounts, but I am going to wait until those are completely worked out before I describe them here"

You and I have reached exactly the same conclusion.  And it scares me, because even 1 /20 th of my pile is way more than I want to expose online.  We may have to cobble together the best security we can with the tools available, because a truly easy, secure and reliable wallet system does not seem to exist yet.  

Asking 3500 people to download the entire ETH blockchain in Mist to get their coins seems like a bad idea here, particularly given the low level of experience we are seeing in these posts.  And I'm pointing at myself when I say that.

@ICONOMI - can you arrange your system to allow initial acceptance of one person's ICN to multiple addresses?

Just what is the plan here that we are all going to implement in only 9 days?