Here are all three of the interviews from the Bitcoins & Gravy Show on You Tube for easier sharing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GF8u_d7-VXI&feature=youtu.be

They do not process during weekends and yesterday was a public holiday in the UK. This was announced on their website since Thursday last week.

Nick's interview on Bitcoins & Gravy. Enjoy!

http://www.bitcoinsandgravy.com/episode17/

We have to remember that we're almost 50% of the way before the block reward is cut in half. With more ASICS coming out, how long do we think the that will be?  Maybe 3 months?  Then, after the following 25 million, it'll be cut in half again. And, when will that be, maybe 3 months after?  Maybe it'll be 3 or 4 months in total, if more of the newer ASICS come out. I think this is one of those coins where early miners (now) are reaping the rewards. I don't think it'll take the rest of the year to get to the 50% mark. Do we have any stats of daily or weekly coin production? Those are the numbers we should be keeping an eye on.  

Lets make it to $0.01 first IMO

Hey Justin I know your probably busy, so I just went ahead and wrote the new code for the multiSig and I emailed it to you.


rpcrawtransaction.cpp
Now has "redeemScript"
36 lines of code added and 22 lines deleted


bitcoinrpc.cpp
Now has the "createmultisig" rpc command and updated code for the "addmultisigaddress" command
52 lines of code added and 15 lines deleted

*sidenote would you like me to partition the bitcoinrpc.cpp and add rpcwallet.cpp, most coins have gone this way now, I only say this because bitcoinrpc.cpp now has 3,439 lines of code in that file alone. Your call just let me know

If there is any problems with the new code please let me know, at this point I'm going to start writing the PoS fork and I may write a PoSV fork for testing. You can either email me back or post in one of the forums or PM me in one of the forums. Cheers m8

I have been part of the research effort (albeit a small part) over the weekend to try and figure out the best approach to take. I can tell you it looks like Digishield is in the lead in terms of solutions. Once a course of action is decided upon, some testers with rigs may be needed. Again, stay abreast of the SLR forum thread, Justin will post there if he needs some assistance, I'm sure.