Am not dev but am just willing to support the community so that the coin can breath again , If we can find the dev we can work together and revive this coin possibly , I checked on coinsmarketcap and saw on there social that a new website was coming in january so there is someone working on something but we dont know who.   Members willing to revive this coin can indicate , so we could create a telegram to start with .

Hi people, how do we work together with StrongHands coin owners to make it great again?

Personally i would like to donate 5 million StrongHands coin to 5 different members which falls to 1mil each.

Requirement would be that each member would do a social media campaign for this coin but it all falls down to the does charge of the coin to let us know what is the layed down updates to make this coin great as it should be.. Looking at ECA , XP , AND NY COIN we can also get this coin to a new height . If you aew with me let us do this and make the new year awesome

you guys seem more informed about crypto than me but ive been in conversation with "julian" because im planning on being a promoter are there any questions you guys would like me to ask him? "he" tends to get back to me in a timely fashion responses in less than a days time

https://richlist.cryptobe.com/StrongHands we have a facebook group too https://www.facebook.com/groups/1986626814957460  

I think dev didn't answer. Maybe others can check code/block explorer? This is very important info for all investors/miners/holders!

I guess this means that 438,849 DAV was mined since ICO ended.

According to CMC DavorCoin total supply is 10,438,849 DAV

Yes, crypto matters and that seems to be the problem, they are scared of it. Your evaluation does not go far enough. It could be blue cars or peanut butter or widgets. The point is the government should not have the right to make you report to them just because you own a thing or hold a currency or have a difference of opinion. Yes, Bitcoin is being noticed and growing exponentially but, knee jerk reactions by clueless government officials, especially the ones we elected to look out for our interests are not healthy.

What's to stop them from saying every citizen who disagrees with them must be registered? Whats to stop them from saying Bitcoin is illegal and punishment for holding it will be as a major crime? They are operating on "knee jerk" principles, they really don't understand what is going on only that it is growing and that scares them.

This law, if enacted will take away your right to privacy, free speech and the ability to simply own something that is not (yet) illegal.  Here is the email of Senator Feinstein:

https://www.feinstein.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contact

Write her and express your opinion. Be courteous and intelligent but get your point across: We will not stand for the criminalization of Bitcoin nor will we stand for reporting the ownership of something that is not illegal.  

If you don't "nip it in the bud" it will grow to smother you and everyone around you.

"US Senate Moves to Criminalize Non-Disclosure of Cryptocurrency Ownership"

https://cointelegraph.com/news/us-senate-moves-to-criminalize-non-disclosure-of-cryptocurrency-ownership

Stand up and be heard! Stop this before it starts or we will all suffer the loss. Write, call, blog, post yell and scream. This must never see the light of day. For those of you in the US, it goes against every principle we believe in. Our country was founded on principles diametrically opposed to this proposed law.

"First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Socialist."

"Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.

"Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Jew."

"Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me."

I simply can't stress how important it is to stop this nonsense. We are no better than the Nazi's if we enact this.

Local Regulation of a Global Currency

I'm going to start with admitting I have absolutely no idea how China adjusted its cash liquidity in the article linked below. I'm hoping someone on this thread can shine some light on that, because it did not seem to devalue the CNY like printing cash would.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/chinas-liquid-injection-could-be-bitcoins-delight

But I certainly recognised the effect the article claims shutting down Chinese exchanges has had. kopes18 had already confirmed my suspicions that exchanges would have just moved their operations, but not their customer base:

This article adds to that by pointing out how China may have moved against exchanges to stop the outflow of capital. But instead of achieving it, their move has now moved profits to the countries that the exchanges have been forced to move to.

I find all this fascinating because before cryptocurrencies enabled true exchange of value regardless of country of origin, similar moves controlling the physical exchange of fiat currencies were much more successful. Certainly excessive control of fiat exchange plays into the hands of black markets. But the clear increase of risk works to dampen that trade. Whereas the inbuilt security of cryptocurrency makes dealing with markets outlawed by your own country much safer. Leaving your cryptocurrency in these exchanges is still a high risk proposition though.

So while it is clear that the disruptive effect of cryptocurrencies and their ability to transfer value much cheaper than banking services provide puts the old financial systems under pressure and into opposition. China's actions, as an early and effective controller, expose how futile government regulation will be. This is, in my opinion, likely to discourage the big banks from putting pressure on governments to regulate cryptocurrency to retain their own market advantage. And this leaves them the final option of funding and generating negative propaganda about the cryptocurrency industry instead. And as I see it, the coming collapse of many ICO ventures will give them plenty to write warnings about. Let's just see how effective they are at muddying the water between tokens and alt-currencies.

Hi kopes18. Many of the questions you asked have been answered, most of them many times. I recommend one of two things, or even both. First, do a quick read of this forum starting from page one. If necessary, go to our old forum as well, dating back to February 18, 2014. Second, PM me to arrange a Skype call. If it is important to you, I am delighted to give you 30 minutes.

DNotes is uniquely different, in our business model, strategies and execution, as well as style and substance. It is difficult for most people to connect the dots. Like a chess game, it is difficult for the audience to understand the strategies behind every move.

We have a business plan/white paper on the standby that is 90% completed. TeeGee has put in a lot of time working on that. I have also contributed and reviewed his work. Depending on the situation and disclosure requirements it can be completed as business plan, white paper, prospectus, or private placement memorandum, relatively quick.

I am not in favor issuing business plan for general consumption, especially in our industry. It is often a wish list to fool investors; constantly subject to change. At this point, our Road Map is sufficient. Moreover, there is a massive amount of published materials about what we are working on and we are always here to answer any questions.

Additionally, in the case of A+ Mini IPO issuing misleading statements or claims could negatively impact our chances of getting approval. We have always been very conservative but will be even more guarded as we take a serious look at A+ Mini IPO.

Thanks kopes18 for your insights. I was only there for a very short time, so I'm grateful to know my first impression of mobile payments in China was accurate. It is also interesting to read your opinion that there is more to come from China in the blockchain industry.

I know now that it is officially illegal to gamble in China, and I also got the impression that Chinese people believe a lot in luck and like to gamble a little bit too. The blockchain industry is so risky, but can provide such high returns, that it is not so different from gambling. My guess is that China will want to keep its people safe from gambling too much on blockchain industries and won't be friendly to blockchain projects until it knows how to keep it safe.

I also appreciate the great questions you asked about DNotes, and how you are not afraid to say when you don't understand something or feel like there is more to answer. I learnt a few things from the answers you got, even though I've been around for a while now. I also had a look at the github activity. I'm not much of a programmer, but I can read code well enough to know what is significant coding, and what is more like refactoring. So I'm also looking forward to seeing more code being committed soon. I took a look at the Stratis Github page too, and noticed how much they are also working with C# and the .net framework.

As for your English, I'm just glad that you've contributed to this forum, and so long as I understand you, I am happy. The cryptocurrency movement is a global development, and I'm glad that everyone is getting involved, not just one culture. This forum is also much more interested in the ideas of members rather than how their ideas are worded. That is another thing I like about DNotes, they are kind.

It is easy to get confused. DNotes itself is a decentralized digital currency. It is governed by algorithm. By itself, and I am trying to keep it simple, it has little capability of executing a business model or business plan. It is leaderless and it cannot be controlled by an individual or a group of individual like a real world business.

We recognize that as a short coming of a decentralized organization. We believe that it is important to have a group, such as ourselves and our community to have sufficient self interest to promote and protect the best interest of DNotes. DNotes Global is an addition to that efforts to carry out the proposed projects on our road-map.

 

No problem kopes18.

To see the projects we have been working on since 2014, please see our roadmap here: http://dnotescoin.com/dnotes-roadmap/
Quote from Alan above "For the first three years, we focused in developing our ecosystems, i.e. – CryptoMoms, DNotesVault, Family of CRISPs, DCEBrief and my book. We waited for the technology to mature and only started working on software development [of DNotes 2.0] on April 1, 2017."

Also see 2017 in the roadmap for our list of carefully planned technical improvements for DNotes 2.0.

As far as open source / github, please see my response above here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1924858.msg24964592#msg24964592
Our GitHub is absolutely open for anyone to contribute, but once the base code of DNotes 2.0 is completed we can more actively promote contributions along with bounties. There is the possibility some of the code will be radically different, so it doesn't make sense for us to promote it until DNotes 2.0 is ready.

DNotes Global Inc. is a for-profit company, for more information on this please see the DNotes story here: http://dnotescoin.com/the-dnotes-story-an-unfolding-big-bold-idea-of-global-scale/