Two weeks ago an arrangement was made with the RNDR so they'll use the Sia storage network for storing their rendering projects of their project. Aside that, the team is right now focused now on increasing the reliability and scalability of the project, so I don't think it is the moment for marketing. I guess that will come next year.


This question has been answered 2 or 3 times in the last 2 pages of this thread, please next time check the last pages before posting. It is actively being developed, this is a report of the very last week's progress:

<<Development update for week of November 5, 2017
The Sia team has contributed to 6 repositories since Sunday Nov. 5th.  Most of the heavy development work was focused around the new writeaheadlog and pages repos.  Chris led that effort with over 4,000 lines of new code committed and merged.  Keep up the good work Chris!

Luke has made excellent progress integrating the new writeaheadlog and pagemanager (pages repo) into the Sia codebase.  Development is ongoing and must be completed before 1.3.1RC2 is released.

David spoke over the weekend at ScalingBitcoin 2017, you can view his talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=8352&v=3pd6xHjLbhs

Luke, David, and Ava continue to make incredible progress in the backlog of Pull Requests and Issues.  Across the 6 repos updated this week 9 PRs have been merged, 15 issues closed and many more labeled, reviewed, and commented on.  This week also marked the first full week the Sia team had an on-call person who was available via Discord for community questions, code reviews, and general Sia discussion.  Thanks to mtlynch for the on-call suggestion!>>

Aside that, the service has been working for 2 years and currently the storage network consists on 3.3 Petabytes of available storage across more than 850 hosts. It holds 105TB of data. This is the growth of the file contracts in the last 6 months:



If you need more figures about Sia, check https://siastats.info

So far we have had contact with Cryptopia, HitBTC, Bittrexx, and Livecoin. From our engagements, we are received positive responses and we are now in advanced stages of listing on both HitBTC and Cryptopia. Hopefully, Truckcoin will be listed on these exchanges in a few weeks time. We want Truckcoin token holders and miners to be able to trade and exchange coins seamlessly once the ICO is over. Most importantly, we want to make Truckcoin the cryptocurrency of choice in making peer to peer transactions. In this regard, we are in the process of creating both Android and iOS wallets that will ensure users have access to their tokens through multiple platforms. The progress of these wallets development will be announced soon. 

Can a transaction take 2 days?
I send bitcoins somewhere almost two days ago and they still haven't arrived.
Any ideas whats happening. Any way of cancelling and getting it back?

I do not understand how ico sells again in a day

Yup same boat as you, Im holding a bit at a loss lol. Kinda left it on Polo for ages.
Can we get listed on another exchange, that alone will bring a lot of attention to the project which quite honestly is more interesting than 90% of ecr20 tokens going around now.
Binance or Kucoin are pretty good these days, while polo has been really buggy and slow with support a lot of users are just leaving it now.

Hard Fork Update (11/5 - 11/11)

Finished everything laid out at the end of last week, with the exception of the Genesis Block changes. That is saved for a later date because that's where we "break" from the old chain. The tasks laid out last week are as follows:

1. Alter the parameters surrounding the genesis block and starting difficulty as well as the difficulty scaling of the system
2. Hash out the networking aspect more, and prepare a plan for migrating user data from the current blockchain to the next one

This upcoming week should mostly be the networking changes. We are moving through this portion of the project much faster than we thought we'd be able to.

As for Belacam Gamma, the official release date has not yet been announced.

You can export the private keys from Electrum and import into Coinomi wallet. Just google and you'll find step-by-step instructions.

(To be safe, make sure to move your BTC from existing wallet to new wallet before entering those private keys anywhere)

I've no Senior spot left

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Just to be clear on language, the actual announcement only talked about a suspension, not a cancellation. Of course, the content in its entirety effectively said that they would not pursue Segwit2x plans. However, it says that there may definitely come a time to once again examine the issue, but it has to be pointed out here that even Bitcoin core has never been against an outright hard fork PROVIDED they were confident that it was relatively safe, secure and warranted.

So Segwit2x may not happen, but hard forks similar to it may one day come to happen, with CONSENSUS. That is what the announcement finally agrees to.