Well, my wallet synced that single block that was found 41 min ago by the 3.82 GH/sec network rate. So, I guess the network is back?

That's fine, but we gotta have a decentralized network with a reasonable average miner hash rate so this kind of outage doesn't occur. I think this should come first before listing on exchanges :\ Exchanges won't be able to pay out...it will break the BTC pair. We need the average hate rate per address to be around 1 MH/sec at these level. That would give you like 1-2 BBR a day at these levels, depending on difficulty.  We can still function of course, but we're crippled. If the big whale miners give up for whatever reason, then a situation like right now occurs. There should be small miners to fill in. I remain patient, and I will look at the code when I can about my restore from seed gripe.

I'm just your average computer scientist...this network outage is bollocks.

I have been concerned about the BBR network ever since I did the math and realized each "connected miner" address on one of the main public mining.blue pools is doing ~ 18 MH/sec. That's some serious hash rate, even for Wild Keccak terms. I estimate what I am calling a botnet behind BBR on mining.blue had at least 50 wallet addresses doing ~ 18 MH/sec each in Wild Keccak terms which is ~ 590 Intel Xeon Sandy Bridge 2.9 GHz cores running full blast to get that 1 GH/sec. It's not like AEON where the main pool has 1400 public addresses mining away and the average for each miner address is totally reasonable. Our average is not reasonable for the average "one CPU-one vote". How can everyone not see this? Just no comment? The difficulty is totally controlled ~ 250 mining address, each of which is not the average person. It could be as few as that. Seriously. I get that number because 50 mining address are doing 1 GH/sec, so 250 are doing the full 5 GH/sec. Of course the other 4 GH/sec is "dark". What pool they on? How can anyone get anonymity out of a black box of 250 connected miners, escapes me. There's good reason to believe one entity controls most or all of that. When the botnet goes down, the coin goes down. There is no distributed network to speak of. I can throw some hash rate at it, but come on....

Also, you cannot restore the BBR wallet from seed. Major gripe. This BS has been around since 2014. Give me a break.

....hmm.... now to deep dive the code and do my next expose. First thing to find out....why the wallet don't restore from seed. You think I'm gonna wait around for CZ for this? Hah. Where are the programmers in this thread :\

Does anyone actually mine this coin? Or all ya'll just investors.