We changed it a couple days ago.  Here you go.   
https://web.telegram.org/#/im?p=@DNotesCoin

I've sent some people there as well, and their vote is not showing.

Yobit exchange update: We have been in touch with YoBit exchange through social media, and made a request they have DNotes delisted by April 16th.

The new vault is working great!  It's an easy way to convert the old DNotes to the DNotes 2.0.  To be able to receive old, and send out new all in one place, makes this exchange easy.  I know simplicity and understanding to the everyday user, has been one of the main objectives for the DNotes ecosystem. Thank you team, and Geneca for the user friendly platform.

What an exciting week for DNotes.  Not only for our 2.0 launch, but I was lucky enough to have the team sponsor my disc golf tournament over the weekend.  I was surprised to find out how many in our disc golf community are already involved in crypto currency.  One guy I know, came up to me to let me know he got hired on as legal council for Shape Shift here in Denver.  Our simple sponsorship gave us exposure to a couple hundred people.  The market may be down, but DNotes future is on the rise.  Thank you again Joe, Alan, Tim and the rest of the team for your hard work, and support.

Exciting times for DNotes and our community!  For all our long time members, and new members as well, please like us on Facebook (DNotesCoin) and Twitter (DNotesCoin) to help us spread the word.  We would especially be appreciative of our members who are in non-English speaking countries, to help translate, and share to your local crypto communities as well.  Thank you DNotes team for all the hard work you put in to get us to this point.  It's now our time to shine!!

Today’s Bitcoin Buyers Are Still Early Adopters:  Survey Says 8% of the American Population Now Own Cryptocurrency

A new survey of Americans has discovered that the cryptocurrency community still has a long way to go to in order to simplify the technology or to reach out and educate more people in the United States, especially among women and older folks.

https://news.bitcoin.com/survey-says-8-of-the-american-population-now-own-cryptocurrency/

Demographics that DNotes is reaching out to.  DNotesEDU, Crypto moms, DCEBrief all helping bridge the gap for mainstream adoption.  

My address is SRj66BY4P7dUWzLtjYbKkRAsgS3f8Mamx3
just so you have another address you can test with.

amadeus82, did you download the new wallet yet?  When you do, post your address, and we'll send you some coins.

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bankers-criticize-crypto-always-goes-back-to-the-same-argument-intrinsic-value

Digital currencies arn't backed by anything.  As this author states, neither is much of any financial product.  DNotes will be changing the way crypto currencies are looked at.

Hi Amedeus82.  Thank you for the support in DNotes as well.  We are real close to that point where we can show the world what we have been developing the past few years. Social media will be a big part of getting our message out.  We have been building and adding multiple social media platforms that will help us reach a wide audience when we launch DNotes 2.0.  Any specific ideas you have, please share, and we'll incorporate them into our strategy.  As a decentralized currency, the community has a important roll with ideas, and spreading the message of DNotes.  Stay active in this forum, and we'll work together to bring attention to what we've built.  The tools (white paper, website, new wallet, etc.) will be available shortly, that will help us share the whole picture of what makes our project worth being excited about.  I encourage anyone who is new to this forum, or just a lurker for a while, to come on and say hi and introduce yourself.  Share your thoughts with us.  This is your project too.  

Looking good DNotes team!  A couple ideas I have, that might already be part of the plan;

An address book for the DNotes vault.  I have many friends and family that use the vault, and it would be nice to be able to store their address so we don't have to ask each time we want to transfer.

A basic phone app, if security would allow.  Just a simple way to access our vault, maybe with withdraw limitations.  A way to transfer DNotes within the vault, and on the blockchain.  Also, maybe a shapeshift type application within to exchange currencies on the go.

It's all coming together nicely.  Exciting times for the DNotes community.  Thanks for all the hard work Joe, Alan, Tim, Kevin and the rest of the team.

https://dcebrief.com/innovation-that-matters-dnotesvault-and-crisp/
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Just for a little more clarification for the CRISP;

Today, before the launch of DNotes 2.0, the only way to earn interest is to enroll in the retirement plan at either a 5y,10y, 15y or 20y plan? 
There's no interest accrual by just storing your DNotes in the vault?

When DNotes 2.0 is launched, this will change by not having to enroll in CRISP, but just to HODL in the vault?

Then additionally, we'll be able to stake our coins from the same vault account?


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Hey Denver Dan,

"the only way to earn interest is to enroll in the retirement plan at either a 5y,10y, 15y or 20y plan?"
The retirement bonus balance is currently depleted:
"we provided incentives for getting involved and saving DNotes, including a 1,000,000 DNotes bonus to be paid to retirement accounts as bonus interest.

And so far, it’s been an incredible success story for everyone involved. The retirement program was so successful that the bonus balance was depleted well ahead of the intended target of 5 years."

"There's no interest accrual by just storing your DNotes in the vault?"
That is correct.

"When DNotes 2.0 is launched, this will change by not having to enroll in CRISP, but just to HODL in the vault?"
Not just in the DNotesVault, but it could be in your own wallet.
What happens to those CRISPs when DNotes 2.0 launches? There’s good news on that front! Because our CRISP programs have become such a popular feature for DNotes stakeholders, we have decided to expand its benefits. The future of CRISP will feature automatic blockchain distributions, made in two ways: 0.166% after 30 days and 4% after 365 days.

Best of all, DNotes stakeholders won’t have to do anything new to earn those distributions. They only need to maintain their DNotes at the DNotesVault or in their own secure wallet - and hold them for the designated period required to receive interest payments. That’s it! No special terms or difficult requirements to meet; they simply need to hold their DNotes to earn interest!

"Then additionally, we'll be able to stake our coins from the same vault account?"
Once deferred / cold staking is available, which may not be available for the first release of DNotes 2.0.


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Excellent.   Again, what great benefits to be a DNotes holder.  Thank you Joe.

Just for a little more clarification for the CRISP;

Today, before the launch of DNotes 2.0, the only way to earn interest is to enroll in the retirement plan at either a 5y,10y, 15y or 20y plan? 
There's no interest accrual by just storing your DNotes in the vault?

When DNotes 2.0 is launched, this will change by not having to enroll in CRISP, but just to HODL in the vault?

Then additionally, we'll be able to stake our coins from the same vault account?

If anyone had a chance to watch the CFTC/SEC hearing today in Washington, I'd be curious to hear your opinion.  In my opinion, this hearing in general was positive for the future of cypto currencies.  While still pretty vague in many aspects, there appears to be support for moving this technology forward.  A majority of the concern was with scams and "unregulated" ICO's.  While I couldn't agree more, I doubt many of these are in their jurisdiction.  My hope, as time goes on, we'll see a self regulating body come to the surface.  These blockchains are world wide, and obviously no one country can govern this space.  

One of the points made, was how not one ICO has come to the SEC for their approval.  I can only imagine the hurdles that must be jumped over to even get this far.  I know the DNotes team has at some level, looked at this avenue in the past.  Can you share your thoughts on what it would take to be the "first" company to apply for this ICO approval, and possibly why DNotes has chosen not to take this road?  We see the many benefits of the Reg A+, title IV, tier II, mini IPO offering, however this approval process is expensive and time consuming.  Could the application for an ICO, through the SEC/CFTC achieve the same results, and less headache perhaps, as what is trying to be achieved through the Reg A+, title IV, tier II, mini IPO offering?  

While this would not offer DNotes Global Inc. the exposure to the OTC, and traditional market participation, could this be an alternative for future funding while gaining notoriety for being the "first" ICO application?  Could it also cut down on the burdensome expenses, audits and compliance hurdles?  What about a relationship with potential banking partnerships needed to move forward in the future?  ie future exchange, on/off ramp.  (Pretty sure I know the answers to last couple questions)

To take this a little further, as crypto currencies become more excepted and banks possibly feeling threatened and auditors not necessarily willing to risk their name on the dotted line, how could this effect DNotes Global Inc.'s ability to be/stay in compliance?  Could an legitimate ICO eliminate this?  (Is that an oxymoron?)  Something tells me any path taken here in the U.S., will have nothing but red tape and hurdles.

I believe 100% DNotes is taking the right path, but my hope is third parties wont make it too difficult to achieve a third party-less system.

Hey Chezzz.  I know most of the DNotes team and community has given their advice.  If I could give my 2 cents to you and other new investors too.  I've been involved in the crypto industry since 2013-2014(ish).  It has been a roller coaster ride most of the time.  It's kind of the nature of this untested, new technology market.  This pull back isn't the first, and wont be the last.  I've seen gains happen just as fast as the drops.  To be sure, investing in this is not for the feint of heart.  I've had many stomach aches along the way..lol.  

I hope you've done a little research before hand, to know the technology you were investing in.  If so, you should feel confident with your decision that crypto can truly be revolutionary.  Without a full understanding of the power of blockchain or DLT, it might leave you left wondering.  May I suggest you look up some "TED Talk" blockchain videos on Youtube. The many different guest discuss how this technology can change and solve problems of the world.  Even if you have a general idea, do some deeper research.  Get to know all the in's and out's.  I think with a greater understanding, it'll put your mind at ease.

Then go one step further...go through all the DNotes forum posts and DNotes Youtube video's.  Really understand what DNotes is building.  I think you will find there's no other project out there better positioned right now than DNotes.  This should give you comfort as well.

Hopefully you didn't go all in with your investment.  With dollars on the side, you should have comfort knowing you can still pay bills, live life normally, and maybe have a little left to average in with at these low prices.  Also, have a longer term investment vision of 2+ years.  Don't have a day trader mentality.  Very, very few people can trade this market and become millionaires, like some like to portray.  This market is very unpredictable, and probably has eaten up those traders.  Holding in a great project like DNotes, is the best way, IMO, for newcomers and veteran's alike to be successful in the long run.

As someone mentioned before, you only lose money if you sell.  Buying high and selling low is the worst decision, IMO.  I personally have taken the mentality that I would rather just go down with the ship, than sell low, only to have the market rebound and then you're really kicking yourself.  This keeps me sleeping well at night.

IMO, there is a lot of unfounded FUD out there right now.  A lot of main stream news that is blown way out of proportion, or out right lies.  (This seems to be M.O. anymore)  Some of the bad news is true, but with it, hopefully we'll see a lot of these scam "platforms", crap coins and ICO's get thrown out with the trash.  This industry has been in need of a clean up, and will only strengthen it in the long run.  Not to mention, January typically tends to be a bad time for crypto's.  (I wish I was better at history myself).  All the fundamentals are the same as they were a month or two ago, if not better.  It was only around Dec. 10th when we crossed the same overall market cap we're at right now.

If anything, just step away from coinmarketcap for a while.  Stop watching the daily or hourly price.  Let things settle down.  (btw...i find www.livecoinwatch.com a better website)  Like it's been said before, only you know what's best for you and your situation.  For me, I haven't flinched (much) because I believe DNotes, and crypto in general has a huge future ahead.  I'm confident and excited for the rest of 2018 and beyond.  I'm glad you found DNotes, and hope you'll stay around.

Thank you for the answers and clarity.  How exciting.  All those above mentioned are great benefits for DNotes coin holders.  Just another part of the overall picture that will have DNotes noticed coming soon.

What I'm asking about the mobile staking is; From what I understand, we'll be able to stake from a wallet on our PC that holds no coins (QT or different version).  It'll be connected to the vault.  In order to stake though, we'll need to run this wallet on our PC full time (if we wanted the full rewards).  This sometimes isn't always practical.  Could this type of wallet be used on a mobile platform that is pretty much online the whole time?

A few questions to clarify a bit more.  "2% is the target for the whole network. A target of 2% of total coins will be released as staking reward every year."  

This 2% is based on coins in existence?  So, approximately 131,300,000 (today) x .02 = 2,626,000 per year/total reward?  Which is also the total inflation (plus CRISP rewards)?

From what I understand, this is a little less than what miners are getting right now?  (Not necessarily a bad thing)

Do you feel this percentage is enough incentive for people to stake and secure the network?

I've read other coins are up to 10%.  Different inflation model, but just curious your thoughts.

From what I read earlier, there will be no master nodes?  

With the deferred/cold staking, could it be possible to do this from a mobile device?

Can we use our CRISP to stake with?

What are the terms for CRISP or penalties for withdraw from CRISP?

I think I know the answers to most of these, but I thought a little clarification would be good.

MECHETO, This is not a pump and dump project.  If you have been reading the forum, you should know that DNotes is still a bit out before launching the new blockchain.  This is a long term project, so sit back and relax.  Maybe have some fun day trading other coins.