Wallets or addresses? Big difference. There is no way to tell how many unique users if you mean addresses.

Edit: either way, good to see numbers on the rise. 

Did I mention that Qora can be traded on the NXT Asset Exchange?

But uno problemo there, sellers are a bit greedy, need to lower prices a bit, to get buyers more interested, just a friendly hint

Can we do something for bter as well ? Is there a voting on bter?
In mintpal I don't think there are chances to have it due to their limited skills (NXT has won once the voting but they said that they have not the skills to integrate it, they support bitcoin clones atm).

I also agree with the with the polo-fund option.

Great news

Chances might be slim...  but please keep in mind that all known ShareXcoin holding and deposit addresses still have QORA sitting in them.

I lost 8M, TwinWinNerD about the same amount, another guy 50M. It's already 66. There were some other people I trust who lost a lot. And busoni only have 24M. There's not a slightest chance to cover what we've lost. I'd personally prefer to invest 24M in Qora future than receive a few hundred thousand coins back.

Would you like to justify that? Right now Siastock has a market cap somewhere around $2m, which is in the top 30 coins. But Sia easily has enough potential to overtake all of the trivial coins, which would put its cap above $10m. But the potential here is a lot bigger than that. We're storage in a coin, and we do the storage part better than MaidSAFE, which has a much higher price than Sia.

The only reason that Sia is not worth substantial more is that the coin is not complete yet. But we're very close to having an alpha that people will be able to play around with. I reckon we can have an alpha out by July 1st with file storage (not done), proof-of-storage (mostly done), wallet transactions (mostly done), script wallets (done - at least done as far as alpha goes), and quorum based byzantine consensus (done for a while).

UF's assertion was he did make sockpuppets but only to pump up interest in NEM, and later deleted them from the list.

I doubt he made hundreds of accounts.  I was on the list in the beginning and it became popular almost right away.

I had a few sockpuppet accounts

Yes, it should be obvious, but please everyone stop trolling, and stop responding to trolls. Are you all 15? Potential users / developers / investors won't read 5+ pages if there are only 2-3 quality posts in them. I don't like to have people on my ignore list if they sometimes contribute good posts, but I'm rapidly losing respect for a bunch of people who I previously had different opinions on (not that you're likely to care, but still).

I'd rather focus on what can be done to move Qora forward.

It has the potential to successfully compete with Nxt and Ethereum in terms of features, and with any coin in terms of adoption and USD market cap. But it has a long way to go, and although the lead developer is actively working on improving stability and adding new features, he can only do so much by himself.

Hats off to the likes of agran who has quietly put together both a block explorer and a chat room, amongst other things. It is initiatives like this which will help add real value to Qora.

Anyone who cares about Qora long term should focus on building an active, constructive, and effective community, and helping that community add real value into Qora. It doesn't need to be official, with a foundation and committees and chairmen; it just needs to be constructive.

Some things that everyone can do:

 - Run nodes. Keep them up to date. Unlock them so they actively forge
 - Use the client. Report bugs. Report feature requests
 - Focus on stability, security, features, value-add, awareness, and adoption; the price will follow

Some things that you can maybe do, depending on your skill profile:

 - Write wiki articles and FAQ entries to help new people out with common issues
 - Write articles about Qora, and distribute them to increase awareness. Promote on twitter, reddit, facebook, industry conferences, and other community groups
 - Build services that use the API. Dice games, block explorers, faucets, node bounties, alias browser add-ons, web wallets, mobile wallets, SMS wallets, etc
 - Give feedback to qora about changes you'd like to see to the API
 - Find ways to support the main qora dev. Run a bug tracking system and act as triage for reported bugs. Work with him to produce a Qora whitepaper.

Despite the last few pages, I'm still positive about Qora's future. I hope I'm not wrong!