There is no roadmap per se, since people seem to use positive news as their cue to dump. Instead we focus on steady progress and refinement of our developments so we can have a solid product without worrying about market price all the time.

Thanks for the remarkably thorough feedback! Myself and the KeyTrader dev are definitely reading over all these points for refinement. Please continue to submit any issues found - it will ultimately lead to a far better product for you all to use!

October 24, 2014

Hello KeyCoin Community,

At last, a new release of KeyTrader is available for testing! The team wanted to roll out a few other updates along with the program, but rather than delaying any longer we have decided to make KeyTrader available for download while the work continues.

KeyTrader v2 Downloads
Windows Version
Mac Version

0.2 BTC worth of KEY is required to operate the program, meaning fluctuations in value encourage KeyCoin trade and volume, rather than pulling a specified number of coins off the market permanently.

If at any point you encounter a NilObjectException error on startup, delete or rename the files "priv.txt" and "pub.txt" located in your Documents folder, then open KeyTrader again and re-enter your API keys. Please feel free to report any other bugs you encounter, as this is an ongoing process.

Development of automated trading functions is well under way and we look forward to delivering those features to you as soon as possible. Thank you for your support and patience!

My apologies then! A message went out to multiple members answering your questions but either I missed a reply or there was an error in delivery.

The last post contains the most up-to-date information, I promise I will let you guys know as soon as there's something else to report. Otherwise it just looks like I'm delaying by repeating the same things over and over.

I understand that you want the whole community to stay updated, but I reply to certain things in PM and I don't post them on the thread because the information is incomplete or not relevant at the current time. You will see that I responded to this in your PM days ago, please don't bait me with questions I've already answered.

For the sake of this conversation, here is the response I sent you before:

Lol, no. The amount of untrue FUD in that post is staggering, especially considering how few posts there are.

VPS was rented from a 3rd party, perhaps it was used for another coin before.

loljosh has nothing to do with KeyCoin.

Waiting on KeyTrader dev to finish debugging, hopefully I can have it ready in the next few days. Any other questions?

Really? You've gotten more PM responses in the last few days than anyone else...please be patient.

People like to rely on pump teams to drive prices up, but get upset if they're not involved because the price has gone down. We release features and news, and people dump their coins. I didn't get paid anything for this coin, but I have paid other people for their help out of my own pocket because I want to keep things moving and I can't do it by myself.

Don't assume you know a single thing about me. I am doing what I can, and your negativity doesn't help at all. If you don't want anything to do with this, feel free to leave. I don't like when the price is low any more than the next person, but I have no control over such things. Please keep the discussion civil from here on out.

You need anger management. You immediately come out with name calling and accusations, then tell me to watch how I talk to you?

People like the coin, why should I be embarrassed? Feel free to make a coin and put your real name on it so some angry internet trolls can mouth off at you.

Actually I just got caught up on a backlog of messages, sorry for the long silence.

We are still working on the same products as last time we updated you here. We are doing a full revamp of KeyTrader at the moment, but I am talking with the dev to maybe release an intermediate update for everyone to try in the meantime. I wish I could give a timeline on this, but each time the release seems to be complete and working for everyone else, I manage to break it somehow (that's my job).

The updated version of KeyTrader will be cross-platform, and will then be included as a tool inside KeyOS. We also hope to have a staking Android wallet available in the near future, coded by a community member from this thread.

It was also suggested by a few people that we join the SuperNet, so I am looking into how we can become a part of this. If any of you have additional information on that, it would be very helpful.

We are always open to suggestions for features and improvements, so feel free to send a message and I'll try to get back to you as quickly as I can. Thanks for your patience everyone, we are doing our best!


EDIT: I guess I was beaten to this post! Leaving it here anyway for additional information.

All of us involved in KEY are growing weary of you, friendfromnobody.

To those of you who sent PMs in the last few days, I saw them a little earlier today. I'll look into it and get back to you, thanks for the heads up.

Hi, just got home and took a shot at reproducing your issues. I don't think St13runtime_error is related to your network connection issues at all. For a temporary workaround, just click OK and allow the wallet to shut down, then open it from the Desktop shortcut again. The wallet should be able to open normally.

In VirtualBox on a Windows 7 64 Bit machine with a wired connection, I was able to connect using browsers and sync the KeyCoin wallet. Try to click on the network connection icon (2 vertical arrows) in the lower right corner of KeyOS, click Disconnect and wait for the notification to pop up. Then click the network connection icon again (should now appear as 2 computers) and select Wired connection 1, or whatever yours happens to display as.

The wallet may take some time to find active connections regardless, but hopefully this allows you to sync and access web content. Please let me know if any of these suggestions help!

LOL, I'm still here. I'm about to eat some breakfast...I thought I should mention it so you don't get worried

At the moment I believe the interface only has an English display, but I just sent this question to the head KeyTrader developer. I will let you know if that is possible for the current version in testing, or if it will have to be done in a later release.

I'm not sure why you're going on about this, the project is alive and well. I also have a conscience, which is why I haven't stopped working on this project at any point for more than a day. I'm glad you took profits, but a harbinger of doom is certainly not going to help other community members find a better exit price. This is what I don't understand about everyone who jumps on a thread with a vendetta against an individual or group. It seems they don't realize (or don't care) that your average investors are the ones who lose when FUD is spread, not the big fish who have probably planned far in advance.

Let me clarify, I am not saying your points are invalid or extreme. I understand your concern about market movers going from coin to coin, but at least acknowledge that this team has delivered products and technology - there is no vaporware here! Other than continuing to work and deliver, I'm not sure what else we can do to restore your confidence, but I'm willing to listen to your suggestions.

We "so called devs" do have lives that require us to step away from computers sometimes. What foul play do you see here? The fact is that I have personally been working through bugs in KeyTrader with the dev who heads that portion of the project for at least a week. Before that, I personally worked on KeyOS for over a week, after the project had already been worked on by other team members for close to a month. I began working on OSX wallet issues in this thread with a community member, then followed up with him in PM to get additional relevant information. I took that information to other people to try to reproduce that issue, and came back to the community member with proposed solutions.

I'm sorry that you're not happy with the project, but please bring more evidence to the table if you wish to claim that there's a scam going on.

EDIT: Perhaps it would interest community members to know that I have paid two separate people for their assistance this week, both in KEY! Regardless of market price, it has enough value that people will accept it for their work, and that means a lot to me.

First of all, KeyCoin's anonymous solution was not taken from Cryptcoin. I don't have any contact with the developer of that anonymous technology (I don't think anybody does). I am not associated with Halcyon either, and have neither seen their code nor spoken with the developer.

Like I have mentioned before, the next upgrade to our technology that the community will see will probably be KeyTrader. We have been debugging for cross-platform use and are very happy with the progress of our internal tests. We are not in a race to release technology, we would rather have useful and reliable products. Nevertheless, we are still working, regardless of price or rumors.

Thank you for your past support, and good luck with your future investments.

The amount of attention you'd need to pay to "game" the staking system probably outweighs any benefits you'd get by doing so. For the health of the network and speedy transactions, leaving your wallet open is best. If you are not able to do so, your staked rewards will start appearing when you open your wallet again, as long as your stake weight is sufficient.

The issue that these users had is not the same one that you've mentioned. The trouble is that some OSX users cannot open their QT wallet at all if they have downloaded from MEGA via the Safari browser. I would say that this is the primary issue, but in one case an additional step was required even when using Chrome.




User infinitechaos found one more issue when following these directions, and added one additional step to solve it.



Thanks to everyone for helping with troubleshooting, it's always great to have real-world situations to work with. I will rehost the wallet on a different server soon, but would still like to do some additional testing to confirm that we have identified the primary issue.

That's what I've found mostly, but you did have to take some additional steps to get it working after downloading through Chrome as well, correct?