Oh really? And you are not concerned by the fact that crypto is a field that is developing really fast? The use-case of the product is still nice, but a couple months down the road, it will be an "also ran", competitors are shaping up to conquer the field (not least: DASH).

It's much harder to shut down a decentralized exchange, I wouldn't worry about it. A DEX is basically a P2P network like Bittorrent or Bitcoin - you would need to shut down the whole Bitshares network to strangle Cryptobridge. And most likely that would be the end of most crypto-coins if it can be shown that shutting down one blockchain is easy.

Personally, I try to use Cryptobridge or IDEX or other DEX wherever possible and feel way more comfortable leaving the coins in my DEX-wallet.

Personally, I think the devs are doing a really bad job and have gone into hiding.

If your coins are on the wrong chain in an exchange, this is a high-priority task to fix it. People might not be aware of this thread and buy on Yobit - or, if it ever comes back, on coinsmarkets which might also be on the wrong chain - and see their coins simply vanish once the chains merge.

After the hard-fork disaster, I am not sure I still will keep my coins, even if they are on the right chain. My trust in the developers is shattered, I must say. 

Well...
Instead, it collapsed to 84ct.

Didn't work out, right?

Thanks for posting, @KarmaShart. However, we are neither faithful nor patient at this point, we (or better: our coins) are simply held hostage by you. And it's not so much the delay that is frustrating, it's the complete lack of any substantial updates.

- what tasks are you working on
- how many devs are actually working
- is there any members to the Helium Alliance except the team
- does aligning with a DASH fork in April mean we'll see a release in May at the earliest

Answers to this would hurt none of your NDA's or endanger the project in any way. Simply withdrawing from BCT because people get angry is the surest way to make the situation worse - I'd rather not unload on you in Slack, so I realistically cannot join there.

I am a developer in agile projects and you are violating the rules of agile development in the worst way possible - going radio silent, not checking in with customer's needs, hiding WiP, not showing PoC's and prototypes.

>By employing a Fibonacci algorithm in the process of undertaking a reverse-mining of Ether (ETH)

Can someone explain this to me? I know what an algorithm is, I know what the Fibo sequence it, but I fail to see what reverse-mining is. And how a Fibo algo would help create an ETH derivative.

This smells like complete humbug to me.

Honestly, the overall market is too shaky for me to buy anything right now. I'd rather wait another day to see where we are headed.

One month ago, COSS was at $0.15, now it is at $1.6 - has COSS (the exchange) now 10x the volume? No, they don't.

If the bull market continues and COSS is able to grow 10x or more, the current price might be good, but what happens if we are in for another 2 years of a bear market? The token might go back to < $1, or the exchange might even go bust.

Personally, I think all exchange tokens are way overvalued right now, including COSS. CEFS seems to me the best of the bunch, because Cryptopia has been around for years, is growing steadily and they are based in New Zealand, not China.

There is another Ethereum which is cheaper, it is called ETC. Buy this instead!

Halleluja, if that is true. Still, considering how it is developed, I can imagine how it is advertized later. Or not at all. I want to fucking dump this, there are so many masternode-coins with high ROI now, HLM is too little, too late.

Oh look, another DASH clone...

So, when will this PoS trade so I can dump it before the price falls through the floor?

I bet it will be release exactly right for the next alt-coin winter and a year-long bear market in crypto. It's not like crypto is the field with the most explosive development, or something. A quarter makes all the difference between being early and having your lunch eaten by the competition - XRP of all coins is now moving into the enterprise payment market. BTC is getting its lvl2-scaling solution soon, as will ETH - good luck competing. Privacy coins pop up left and right and with ZCash, one big privacy masternode coin is already there.

In such an environment, perfectionism kills you.

Interesting, but the following sentence is complete garbage:

    any investor investing in a masternode can acquire stable and almost guaranteed profit

Masternode profits typically have a x/n decay function where x is the block reward and n is the number of masternodes.

Also: no website, no nothing?

I probably missed it somehow, but do we know about the Masternode POI yet? I might top up to be able to run a MN, but it depends on the initial ROI.

That was in 2016.

Come on, that's getting out of hand here. Why would CMC have an agenda against BTX?

I am still waiting - the downtrend has not yet been broken and currently, other coins get all the spotlight. It is still rather expensive at $2.40 - I think it will find a bottom around $1.50 and $2. There's buying too late and buying too early- I was too soon and happy I got out before losses got too big.

I am sure that the way back up will take some time - even once Sonohub is announced, it will take time till word gets around. And the mn feature needs to be implemented as well. So, there's no reason for despair, but I would not say it's a great buying opportunity right now - both fundamental and technical analysis does not point to the coin having found a bottom yet.

What does HLM got to do with data analysis?

On modern systems, there's hardly a big performance difference between C++ and Java. Java gobbles a lot of RAM, but due to its JIT, it can optimize speed.

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