How it the order book affected? I.e. at Poloniex, will existing orders all be cancelled or will they be transferred to the new DIEM coin order book?

Cant sync?

No sauce 
Tried both .conf files in Roaming and coin folder

Try fading the C from orange to yellow... bottom orange, top yellow... Do the opposite for the D... top orange, bottom yellow... and add a small shadow under the arrow, casting onto the D. Only onto the D, not onto the background... Unless you use a 10% shadow for the whole logo, floating it off the background. Shadow set bottom-right side. (A 20%-30% shadow, not dramatic, just enough to expand the contrast.)

P.S. Use softer metallic texture... mix a blur 25% and that texture, for a softer look. That or just tune-down the contrast on the metallic texture.. Also add about 1-3% random noise in the lettering. Makes it look less computer generated and adds a more natural grain. Only like 1% noise to the whole image, to wash-away any shade or color-banding you get on lesser quality displays.

Possibly also a super soft shadow from top to bottom, linear, to add some depth to the whole image... possibly with a faded void randomly sliced through the top-center, to give it that semi-plastic-coated look. Just enough to remove some of the flattness.

Try fading the C from orange to yellow... bottom orange, top yellow... Do the opposite for the D... top orange, bottom yellow... and add a small shadow under the arrow, casting onto the D. Only onto the D, not onto the background... Unless you use a 10% shadow for the whole logo, floating it off the background. Shadow set bottom-right side. (A 20%-30% shadow, not dramatic, just enough to expand the contrast.)

P.S. Use softer metallic texture... mix a blur 25% and that texture, for a softer look. That or just tune-down the contrast on the metallic texture.. Also add about 1-3% random noise in the lettering. Makes it look less computer generated and adds a more natural grain. Only like 1% noise to the whole image, to wash-away any shade or color-banding you get on lesser quality displays.

Possibly also a super soft shadow from top to bottom, linear, to add some depth to the whole image... possibly with a faded void randomly sliced through the top-center, to give it that semi-plastic-coated look. Just enough to remove some of the flattness.

Any plans with this from now on or dead already?

seems DIEM is getting hot. I will take a closer look.

I'm in DIEM for the long haul also.

:-)

Second one.  I think we need to change things up with the reboot, hence, more modern.

Prior to the release, you need to put-out a version that will freeze POS rewards, to let staked-coins return from purgatory... then create a premine of equal value to the entire network... Perhaps with forced "no stake" setting.. (or protect, or whatever it is called.)

Would be better to create an auto-convert system, in the wallet itself...

The only valid SEND address would be to one master DIEM wallet, in your converter or devs hands, using a special address per wallet... Which is matched to the corresponding 2.0 wallet address, which we enter for deposit. That way, anyone who later downloads the wallet, can do the transfer themselves... That, or send you a direct notice, so you can fire-up the nodes, for the transfer to continue. (Though, you should run those for at-least a whole year. It is not like everyone sits around at the forums all day, or has them on a pool or exchange that is lively.)

Not to mention, some people might still be paying for things in DIEM, beyond the cross-over. Until they realize there is an update.

Which, should happen prior to the release of the conversion, so when they come to see why they can't sync... the get the new wallet with the converter.

Then, they also find-out about the converted wallet.

+1000 for having a smaller blockchain, due to this setup. -1000 for places that force minimum withdraws for DIEM, which will never be able to be converted. Though 0.00000001 DIEM is not worth much now... it may be in the future. Not like it costs exchanges to withdraw those small amounts. Yet they limit us to 0.0001 I believe, on most exchanges.