Dear Polyswarm - please can you let me know a little about the KYC that you will require for ICO investors? Is the min investment 1 ETH or $100 USD of ETH?
I like the idea of this - peer review of fixes and patches which you can push out to individuals or largely vendors of internet security for them to drop to their users sounds good. I understand that the peer review will also depend on the reviews undertaken by the peers - so not just anyone can turn up and start claiming patches are legitimate, they have to be confirmed as such by higher ranking peers. How will this be handled on day one when all users are new?

Hi Rh78 - I had the same issue as my antivirus first wouldnt let me download the wallet, then wouldnt let me run the .exe and then wouldnt let the wallet talk to the rest of the world! Turns out I could get it all to work in the end I was able to exclude the folder in my C: from the antivirus checks so that all things to/from it now run (which will include adding Nodes when you get the wallet running as youll need them. More info on that in this thread but shout/PM if you need a hand with that).

Afternoon Devs, confirming receipt of the bounty and signature campaign payout today - excellent very happy with that payout, thank you for the help with the address update and Twitter malarkey!!

Hi there - Phase 3 folks need to make sure they have the latest wallet and that is what $CIF will send out the coins to for Phase 3. There are no Phase 3 coins going to the old wallets. Pay out for Phase 3 is 20/01.

For those with Phase 1, 2 or Airdrop coins then theyll be doing the swap on 10/01 AGW - theyre setting us a Discord tool to basically automate it.

Those on the Bounty Campaign need to check and ensure theyve updated with the latest wallets and sent that new wallet address to $CIF.

So in summary - if you dont have the old wallet no worries, just use the new one. If you have the old wallet then download the new one and if you have coins then follow the swap advice that should be with us tomorrow.

All the formal info is available on $CIF's Medium page here https://medium.com/@AdminCIF/cif-coin-swap-89b6e3b335ba

Here we go @CIF Admin:

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Getpeerinfo displays what my node is to add to the list?

It may just take some time as today they are due to pay out the investment for those in Phase 3. Until this time there has been next to no activity as its a brand new Blockchain, so syncing is taking some time. Keep with it though and should starting picking up over the course of today and tomorrow.

It should hit the exchanges in a couple of weeks, before the end of the month I think. They are looking at a few different exchanges but I dont think any have been decided upon yet. As for the listing price I think we just have to wait and see, itll be dictated by the market and what its bought/sold for. Long term though I think its a winner!

Hi - here is some info from Scott Douglas the CEO from the telegram channel:


Good luck!

As long as your email address is valid and you check it then you won't miss out - what I think is likely is that they'll ask those who already have $CIF or are expecting some to download the new wallet and send the address and they'll sort the rest out. They'll be announcing more on this in due course. I also have $CIF to transfer to the new wallet so awaiting those instructions - they'll be with us next week some time hopefully.

For now though you can download the new wallet (Windows and Linux, think Mac is still being tested) and have it open at the same time as the old wallet, no worries there. However DO NOT send $CIF from old wallet to new or they'll be lost!

On the new Wallets...

Windows and Linux Wallets tested and ok - available for download and use for investing in the last 2 days of the ICO.

Mac Wallet still being tested and should be done before long - keep an eye on the site for when that is complete. If you want to invest as a Mac user you can still do so simply enter N/A in the field when asked for your $CIF wallet address. As long as the email address you use is valid then $CIF team can communicate with you directly once the wallet for Mac is available and will send your $CIF there once the ICO is complete.

For anyone with $CIF in the now old wallets, hold on to that and DO NOT send from old Wallet to new or the coins will be irretrievably lost, $CIF are working on as near to an automated process for transferring as possible and will be done on a 1:1 basis. More info to follow here/on the website/twitter/Telegram.

This is a great partnership! Bitdegree is said to have some 29m users online already at the start of their ICO due to the tie ups they already have in place. This could be some amazing exposure and long term business and all before the end of the $CIF ICO! Really promising stuff for me as an investor. Great work and well done - I will be really keen to see more about the course material that $CIF will be offering as mentioned in the link.

The wallet is looking very nice - it looks kind of sporty if that makes sense! I don't think I'll have the need for private transactions then again may be handy when I'm shifting some $CIF to make my millions! Private transactions do seem all the rage st the moment though so a good sting to add to the bow at $CIF. I can't wait to try to understand the tech behind how that works!
MasterNodes certainly look like something I want to get involved in (and benefit from those private transactions). Not everyone does MasterNodes - do you think they will be increasingly popular going forwards? Any risks of centralisation of MasterNodes on the same VPS farm or is that just a really stupid question?! Looking forward to hearing more about both of these, thanks for the info!

Really building up an impressive stock of board members and advisors, and this guy has McAfee's ear! It will be really interesting to see where this goes in 2018. I think the announcements of people like Parnham and Cocking are great timing too, with the ICO nearing its end soon to go to exchange with $CIF these kinds of people and their pedigree will surely give the price a hefty bit of buoyancy.

Also Dev, any news on when the new Wallets may be available in the new year?

Ps staking is working well on the wallet I'm happy to report! Do you still need the output from the debug that you had mentioned some time ago?

Although our esteemed colleague above is correct I'm sure in many cases, I simplified (what little I know of) the process - from what I've seen applicants offer or are asked to show previous works and feedback, so it's not just using google translate, at least for any ICO who wants to be taken seriously (and they are few and far between!).

It means they're reserving the bounty the ICO will pay out for the translation of their Whitepaper etc. Usually this is followed up by the bounty manager confirming their reservation and they crack on with the translation and get paid. 

Sarcasm bro - the rest of the sentence should've made that clear but no harm done! Seriously anything which guarantees a daily return like that AND not provide any proof of this trading bot must be taken with a serious amount of caution (and comedy). Add to that the volumous amounts of evidence staking up against them and big trusted names like David Hay on YouTube calling them out says it all.

Did you happen to see any of their anniversary shin dig in the East? I think BoxMining did a bit about it on their channel, now that was comedy gold!

What do people think the impact, if any, will be on net neutrality and Bitcoin and other crypto currencies?
Could this be a result of lobbying by people funded by the 'big banks'? Does this give 'big banks' the chance to squeeze the hose for Bitcoin and slow down all traffic? It could allow said 'big banks' to favour a particular Blockchain in the same way, just loosening the grip on the hose?
Or does the decentralised nature of the Blockchain mean it can withstand such attempts to throttle the bandwidth?

To add to the above very good post - always do your own research in anything you invest in, be happy to never see the money again and with any luck you'll get more wins than losses. Some Airdrops will offer you perks for donations to the cause - many of these are great and you're doing a good service for the community as a whole by donating, but loads will take your donation and you'll never see a thing.

A newbie tripping hazard is thinking  you've not got the coins when actually you have! Most ICOs and Aidrops are on ERC20 so you can use most Ethereum Wallets to get the coins BUT you may need to add the Contract Address in order to see them in your Wallet. Think of it like a lens - the coins are there but you just can't see them until you apply that lens. Most good Airdrops and ICOs will list the Contract Address in the details but if not then take a look at your wallet on the Blockchain using etherscan.io and it will show all transactions in/out and their status. If it says the coin or token is there and confirmed then you can view the transaction details and copy and paste the Contract Address into your wallet and see the coins! Happy Hunting!

Woah that's a hell of a lot of money to be putting in but good luck to you! If it's any consolation, if Bitconnect pays out like it says it will you'll soon recoup the lost BTC, and if it's a Ponzi you might well lose the BTC thats made it there and have a bigger loss to worry about! Brave move!

Now I'm not certain and no doubt a more learned person will see and confirm or otherwise, but I don't believe sending from the exchange to a service provider is the thing to do, you should send it to your personal BTC wallet first and then to the service provider, only keeping on the exchange wallet what you intend to trade or send to a wallet. I know this is the case with some ICOs that I have invested in so assume it's the same elsewhere.

Make sure you contact Coinbse too, they may have experience with this if it really is an issue sending from the exchange.