Hi, how are you?
Thanks for your questions.
The code will be open sourced and available for peer review after the first major release.
All that is available at the moment on our Github repo is the code for our STPZ Sale Contract that is running on the Ethereum blockchain.

When the CodeMail platform is up and running we will definitely have a bug bounty program.
If you look at our Stamps allocation on our website you will see that we have a large proportion of Stamps tokens reserved to promote development within the community.

See the links below.
Our website has links to our Twitter, Reddit and Telegram groups, as well as links to the whitepaper.
Also info on our STPZ Sale Campaign and links to buy/sell STPZ on exchanges.

Thanks for your interest.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Hello,
Thanks for the encouragement.
See the links below for more info on the project.
Regards,
CodeMail

Hi,
Just testing that this was fixed as I was getting 500 response for the last few hours.
Best regards,

Brilliant! Thank you. Just posted and I've edited my post.

Hi, how are you?
No KYC necessary - the STPZ token sale is completely automated by a smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain.
It is live right now and you can simply buy STPZ by sending ETH to the sale contract address.
All details are here:
https://codemail.tech/sale/

I also encourage you to look over the site and read the whitepaper (links below) to further understand the project and let us know if you have any questions about it.

We did have a few bounty programs that just ended, but will be starting a new campaign next week. Please stay tuned.

Thanks for your interest.
Best regards,
CodeMail

Hi, Thank you for your comments.

We are off to a good start and do have a good, supportive community behind us.
We are now fulling focused on reaching our development funding goals so that we can start to prove what CodeMail can do.

Best regards,

Hi, thanks very much for your interest.

We don't know of any other projects that are exactly like CodeMail.
There are of course secure email providers like Tutanota and Proton Mail and secure messaging services like Signal and Telegram.
We are fans of these but these are not decentralized solutions and each have had issues around centralized control and privacy - DoS attacks, falling under jurisdictional control, requiring your mobile number for registration and others.

You can find detailed info on the website and in the whitepaper regarding how the cost will determined.
https://codemail.tech/stamp/
Basically, there will be a small cost to send and store information - no cost to receive.
The Stamps token will facilitate these transactions.
You will be able to receive Stamps for lending out your resources to the network.
So, there is an incentive and chance for profit by contributing your disk, processing power and bandwidth.
You should be able to offset the cost of sending and storing data by becoming a node operator,
and we hope this is what most people will do.

Thanks for the suggestions, but to seek and allow advertising into the platform could be detrimental to the basic values
of CodeMail - privacy, decentralization, freedom from censorship, open-source. We do want the platform to eventually be
entirely owned, managed and maintained by a strong community of like minded members who believe in these values
and want to see an end to an internet run by a small number of tech giants that exploit our privacy for profit and try to censor
and control the public narrative.

Thanks.

Twitter Bounty STPZ have been sent for last week.
This week is now the final week for the Twitter Bounty.
Please be sure to record your activity by Aug 31st:
https://codemail.tech/bounty/tw/rec/

Thanks.

Thanks for your update.

Hi, the STPZ Sale smart contract is open, published on Ethereum and the code is available to read both here:
https://etherscan.io/address/0x02b8b5d2c2f05c074850c5bdffdb711edbcd8704#code
and
https://github.com/codemailtech/CodeMailStampSale/blob/master/contracts/CodeMailStampSale.sol

As you can see by looking at the contract code, when the sales contract itself was created it then created and held the initial 500M STPZ tokens.
In order to purchase STPZ, you send ETH to the sales contract address.
The sale contract will then automatically return the STPZ you purchased based on the rate of STPZ per ETH.
The ETH that is received is forwarded to the sale contract's owner address.
The owner's address is the controlling address of both the sales contract itself and the ETH that is spent to purchase STPZ.
Therefore, the CodeMail co-founders control the STPZ sale contract in order to set the rate and distribute STPZ.
And also hold all the ETH from STPZ sales and will use this ETH in order to fund the development of the CodeMail project.
You can see the allocation of development funds here: https://codemail.tech/stamp/

Altogether then, there are 500M STPZ tokens that were created. That number is fixed and new STPZ tokens can never be created.
STPZ tokens are immediately received when purchased - there is no waiting weeks or months for tokens to be distributed, or
worrying that you will never get your tokens. The ETH transactions are always visible on the blockchain and the CodeMail team
is always trying to provide as much transparency around the allocation of STPZ and the use of development funds as outlined here:
https://codemail.tech/stamp/

Please let us know if you have any more questions.

Best regards,


 

Hi, how are you?
If you haven't already please check out the links below - the website, whitepaper, join us on telegram and twitter.
And then feel free to ask any questions you may have.
Best regards,

Hi, how are you?
We are working on our STPZ sale and building partnerships to support our development efforts.
It does take time. We will make announcements only once something is definitely confirmed.
Thank you.

The main goal is of CodeMail is to become a core component of the emerging decentralized internet. It will take time, but hopefully we are moving away from an internet centrally controlled by a few large tech companies (sometimes working alongside governments) that exploit our privacy and personal data for advertising revenue, or even worse direct the mainstream dialogue with content filtering and censorship controls.
We believe there is a huge positive social impact to protecting privacy and giving people a means to communicate freely.
We suggest to join and support projects in which you believe as a means for success.

ForkDelta has changed domains to forkdelta.app.
Please be sure to use the latest ForkDelta link listed on the sale page here: https://codemail.tech/sale/

New Exchange Listing on TokenJar

Buy and sell STPZ here:

https://tokenjar.io/STPZ

Hello, Twitter and Reddit bounties have been sent for last week. The bounties will run through the end of August for those who are already registered. New bounties will be posted as they become available. Thank you.

MetaMask Wallet Guide: Buy New STPZ or Add Existing STPZ to MetaMask

We have added support and instructions for the MetaMask wallet. You are now able to easily purchase STPZ within MetaMask by following these instructions:

https://codemail.tech/sale/#purchase

We will continue to add guides for additional ERC20 wallets in the near future. Please let us know if you need help with any wallets.

MetaMask also easily integrates with Token Store, TokenJar and ForkDelta.

Token Store: https://token.store/trade/STPZ

TokenJar: https://tokenjar.io/STPZ

Hi, How are you?
Really good question and great point.
You are right that it is necessary to send and receive messages quickly.

We could, for example, build CodeMail on top of the Ethereum platform.
It has everything you need technically to build a communication platform and you could create a dApp in Solidity to do just this.

However, two major problems in doing so are speed (as you have highlighted) and cost.
Ethereum has struggled under any significant load and this will continue to be the case in the near future.
It would be very annoying to send a message and have it stuck in a pending state waiting for the transaction to be confirmed while the network is congested.
Also, cost is an issue. Gas costs are just too high to send messages and store data encrypted on the Ethereum blockchain.

So, while we are big fans of Ethereum, we have decided that we need to build a platform from the bottom up that is specifically designed for communication and data transfer. Communication needs to happen quickly and costs need to be kept to an absolute minimum. Data will be stored redundantly and spread out geographically in order to be delivered quickly to users. And costs will be kept in line by the supply/demand of network resources - if demand and therefore cost rise, new node operators will be incentivized to lend their resources, which should increase supply and bring the cost back down.

Thanks again,

Hi,

Could you please contact us on Telegram - this will be the easiest way to troubleshoot.

PM: https://t.me/CodeMail
Or ask the group: https://t.me/CodeMailTech

If you don't have a Telegram account.
Please email at contactus@codemail.tech.

Thanks.

Hi, supply is fixed, so there is no changing that.
And the reason for the STPZ per ETH rate increase (or price decrease),
is to boost our development funds in order to better achieve our milestones.
If we can do this, it will be better for all of us in the long term
as we'll be able to get the network up and running and put Stamps to use.
Thanks.

New Offering for the STPZ Sale Campaign - Purchase Price Lowered

Big update to the STPZ Sale Campaign. In order to raise funds more quickly and help boost our development efforts, we have changed our sale method to significantly incentivize early purchases. We are now currently offering 100,000 STPZ per 1 ETH for the first sales tranche only. As each tranche sells out, the price of STPZ will increase. Please see the STPZ Sale Campaign page for details on how to purchase:

https://codemail.tech/sale