LoL at all he talk about price. People think price is the first thing and then the rest follow. If there is one thing that gets under my skin in crypto is the hype about price and the tactics to get pice up through talk and other non-delivery type of activities.

The day people realise that price is a lagging indicator will be a jubilant day for crypto. For those that do not know what that means - it means that price is an indicator of actions by the dev and community. If a dev delivers and do stuff the price will reflect that and go up. At this point the wallet is still 1.0.3 and lots of talk about stuff. As soon as things change from talk-the-talk to walk-the-talk and some of the promises realize, the price will go up - until then it will remain low and go even lower. Remember that there are +1m coins out there and those that think everything is just talk will cash out and drive the price down. The longer until delivery, the lower the price. I am a strong believer in no hype and deliver first before you start to hype. Lots of hype has happened here with nothing to show for it (yet) and hence the loss in confidence. A coin needs confidence builders to keep people from selling. Talk and hype are unfortunately the lowest on the scale of successful confidence builder activities. Looking at things and how long stuff takes to happen here, I would say take a Jan-Mar 2016 view or cash out. Having said that the timeline of what view to take is up to the dev.

Ok thanks.

Is MasterTrader still involved in this project?

Here is a bootstrap.dat @ block 105225

Link to bootstrap.dat (23.7MB zipped)
Link to checksums

Ok, so for the main code you will wait for the DarkSilk devs to finish their code, but there are some new features you are working on in the current release candidate code. Once DarkSilk finishes their code as final you will take that code as the base and put back in the code you are currently developing in the release candidate code.

Is this understanding correct?

What do you mean with this? Does it mean you are waiting for the DarkSilk devs to finish their code and then you will copy that finished code and rebrand it to Fantom? Or do you mean with this that you are developing and finishing the code separate from the DarkSilk devs on your own fork but still under the DarkSilk name and when you have finished the coding you will rebrand to Fantom?

How about coding the stuff you promise all the time instead of wasting time on exchange requests? Even if Fantom is listed right now on 10 exchanges, it is still the same coin with the same code you copied a couple weeks back. Price follows performance and the current price is a reflection of the performance / non-performance.

If you deliver the stuff you promise, I will be surprised if exchanges don't add the coin out of their own because of the demand that will be created. The logner you wait and there is no performance, the lower the price will go as lagging indicator.

Here is an updated bootstrap.dat @ block 632414

Link to bootstrap.dat (135MB zipped)
Link to checksums.txt

Link to dynamic headless daemon wallet for Ubuntu 15.10 x64
Link to virustotal scan
Link to checksums.txt

Or you can learn how to be more diplomatic. Diplomacy can get you a long way in life and with diplomacy you can get people that you hate to do things that are in the best interest of everyone. Even if you hate someone it is not in your interest to make it public and say it to someone's face. Learn this lesson that sometimes it is best to keep your opinions to yourself and keep your cards close to you, otherwise your are going to get stuck and might get no-where and be out in the cold on your own.. If you want to be arrogant you must have the resources and skills to get what you want on your own. Unfortunately, with experimental code and not seemlingly to be able to fix the code properly (at least that is how it looks and I could be wrong), you need to apply diplomacy to get want your want as arrogance will get you no-where in this case.

One way of action would be to apologize to Blacksmith, although it might be too late for diplomacy.

It takes a while. Be patient.

Youre the 8169? Always send 1 coin first to test and make sure before you send the rest.

Since there is a listing now on an exchange and the other thread is locked Ill post here that my offer to sell in the other thread is withdrawn and Ill rather use the exchange.

WTS 6000 Fantom @ 5000 sats per coin

Offer for 1 day

This is exactly my argument that the dev must first fix the small but important things before he starts to think about fancy stuff like multi-algo. Another important thing is why the warning about experimental test code that is displayed. Fix it so that the message is not necessary anymore. Then later he can start to do the fancy stuff. Yet he still keeps posting again about stuff like multi-algo. Those things can be considered, but only after the basics have been fixed and some listings secured.

Yobit wont be happy to be called a "back alley ghetto" as per your email in the posted email history pic. I like them as a matter of fact because since they are normally first to list a coin there are many bargains to be picked up there.

Vegas, to call Yobit a "back alley ghetto" because the Fly protocol causes a problem also requires an apology. Remember that of all they exchanges Yobit was willing to list Fly. You should not bite the hand that feeds you or be ungrateful for a listing, nor should you be saying these things after Yobit helped you to get Fly off the ground.

A (full) node is in essence just a synced wallet on the network with a full local block chain. Having it on a VPS just puts in onto a thicker pipe on the Net that is more reliable and can handle more traffic. if you have a Windows 7 VPS, then set it up just like your local Window 7 PC and let it sync the chain.

How about you fix and develop Fantom first before wasting your time on this crap?

You need 2GB memory to compile. Create an identical temp VPS with 2GB memory and compile. SSH the file off the 2GB VPS to your local PC or even directly to your other VPSes. Then kill the 2GB VPS and run the binary on your other VPSes. Your 1024GB VPS should run 5 nodes comfortably and your 512MB one about 3. If you have Ubuntu 14.10x64 then use the binary I posted and just add the dependencies.

I saw this thread now and looking at the virustotal scan results it looks red with the 8 hits. Having said that, the scans pick up potentially unwanted programs that seems to be triggered by the standard Bitcoinminer false positive. Atemis is normally something that McAfee cannot recognise.

There is a possibility that the file is infected but the result at the moment is not conclusive. It is prudent though not to run it and wait a few days for the virustotal engines and engineers to work through it. Normally if there is something bad in the file that is new, positive identification manifests after about 2-3 days. Check it again in a week before a final conclusion is made, but do not run it in the meantime to be safe.