Bitker seems to be closing,
with many projects being
unable to recover theirs.

Some say their coins have been sold
by Bitker themselves, scamming all.

Maybe better to be cautious,
and check before losing out.

DYOR,
Cheers

The fact that BSD works all the time, is being actively developed,
and is available on one of the best and most secure exchanges,
among other smaller ones, offers enough opportunity to build
around BSD as store-of-value, a convenient crypto currency,
be that by offering services or products, goods, collectibles… 

Most of what BSD really needs now is not too far away, a
better branding & design, a more lively & vocal promotion.

I think most have been low key & trying to accumulate BSD 
to have more than one or two masternodes in this good coin.

The monetary policy is quite optimal for longterm growth with
appreciation even just on slight increases of additional adoption.

Dash is surely an example from which some lessons can be learned.
Initially, the have been more focussed to compound for years before
their successful rise emerged fast with a proactive value perception.
Dash success is facilitated by a high value per unit, liquidity is easier
made available to more exchanges as much less coins are required
to provide a smooth, attractive, and reasonable trading experience
on any new exchanges andstimulate investments of their user base.

Most forget to appreciate that trading is one of the first real use cases,
and it certainly is the most prodigious & mighty growth factor in cryptos.

BSD & its community has a really good opportunity to grow larger,
gain more attention by being more vocal & by initiating new activities…

Starting a little economy around BSD is a seedling that can grow big.

Even merchants agree that NANO is working the way crypto is supposed to.
Fast:practically instantly, Secure, and No fees

There is definitely some suppressing at big exchanges to
gain more control & enlarge shares before NANO rises

Interesting to see people bashing and accusing a dev with base- and -pointless accusations,
BECAUSE he & the BSD team did an exemplary & most generous Airdrop to stimulate adoption of BSD,
carried out steadily for Years, showing that it's not all about the money and short-term gains.

Admittedly, BSD has had some volatility, and hundreds of gigantic price spikes throughout its existence,
I'd dare to say other coins can only beg in vain for such a volatility, showing much interest, if anything….
Some smart people would know how to see that BSD price-discovery in a positive light.

BSD has been working all the time and never was hacked, rolled back, artificially inflated, NO PRE-SALE,
NO-ICO, no scamming ever, if BSD is cheap now so be it, surely an opportunity some will notice & take.

BSD is one of the Best and most trustworthy project in blockchain projects looking for long-term adoption.
It's one of the oldest persistently developed projects keeping a low profile on announcements:

When it's done.

Take good notice of this Gem,
BSD is here to last & surprise,
long live BSD & its vast community
 

PS: Looks like there is already some accumulation and a bit of a revival going on in BSD…

I've actually paid a bit attention to BURST since its inception,
and recently, I was indeed surprised how good some very
knowledgeable people in various other crypto projects talk
positively about BURST, it's PoC Consensus, and if theirs can
possibly consider the mechanism for inclusion/substitution of
whatever they have≥ PoW's with mining issues for small folks.

BURST has most of its Volume on Bittrex nowadays,
with the past days of steep FUD and downselling,
it's not hard to figure that the price will rebound a lot,
and far from being non-working or dead tech it's one
of the most unique & actually usable crypto projects.

So, just keep an eye on it & don't be overly greedy.
Do it like Warren Buffet if you must … and buy
when everyone else is selling…

Tx MN count is up these days from 78 to 93 Nodes

Something's in the Bush!

It costs 300 GIN to get one's projects listed for Normal Cold Wallet MN's (safest option) on Ginplatform https://ginplatform.io

Then, there are stakinglab.io offering shared Normal or Instant MN's (requires depositing coins),
and nodehost.online which offers dedicated MN's (deposit) Shared MN's (deposit) and also Server Only (Cold Wallet, you keep coins in yours)

They could be asked to list BSD and it would give BSD only more exposure,
a wider and more lively adoption among crypto supporters, enthusiasts, investors and speculators.


Stakinglab wants to be contacted here: https://stakinglab.io/contact
Nodehost has a simple form here: https://nodehost.online/submitCoinRequest

These platforms are well programmed, haven't been hacked, on some 2FA is mandatory for all users.

People who use these platforms often notice a coin because it's there in their Dashboard with links to get informed about it on some,
lots of possibilities to grow alongside with these upcoming ways of bringing many crypto-projects under one hood and to the markets,
some will also build their own exchange. It's only beneficial to be on many good ones, lowering the entry bar to all less technical versed.  
Shared & dedicated masternode platforms help people to lock in rewards resulting in lowering the circulating supply aswell. BSD needs this.

How about bringing BitSend to GIN Platform, it costs only a few hundred bucks to get it on.
It would help a lot more people to notice it and run a Masternode aswell. Please consider…
Then, there's also Stakelab & NodeHost

Cryptoid's TX Block Explorer
Hosting has been renewed

Cryptoid's TX block explorer
hosting has been renewed.

Thank You!

The community could ask https://stakecube.net to add BSD to their Masternode Pooling Service
They create slots which allow to participate with fractional amounts of what is required,
25000 BSD for a Masternode could be broken down in 50 to 100 slots. 500 or 250 BSD
per slot respectively would allow a lot more people to gradually build up their wealth.
They have a small 2% fee and the user experience on their platform is Very Good.

Stakecube is also planning to become an exchange, which eventually would become a great plus…

This would help BSD to be more visible, ease the setup of MN,
and get more adoption, new community members…

Why do you not offer a Mac OSX or Android wallet for the CJ Users
who do not have Windows and invested in CJ's, they invested
or bought based on the availability of such wallets for CJ.

You have no wallets for BTR except for Windows!
No Linux, no Mac OSX, no Android.    

You are being unfair & not ready to Swap
CJ for BTR, excluding all these users, plus,
you introduce a reduction of the swap rate,
with a pushy time schedule for the CJ BTR Swap.

How will you address this issue timely & guaranteed,
in order to respect all users who believe in you & in CJ,
now in need to switch to BTR?

 

:hiden: should be written :hidden:, in the code.
Maybe that's the operator error… Good Luck

Any plans to make the wallet work for OSX 10.9.5?

It always quits without ever loading, I'dd like to
have it on a Mac... any ETA or hints, if you know?  

Hold Your SCL, it's a good project, has the fairest setup I've come across, and most honest developers.
They even have to buy their own stash. That said some should sell it to them cheap, be generous! Cheers!
Don't be Cunts! Aussies, now it's your turn to say something — haha 

I think Liqui Exchange would not be against listing SCL,
Nexus is a really interesting project adding value to the
blockchain tech space. I recommend reaching out to Liqui

I can only agree 100% on that. TX has so many features and conveniences and generally just works.
I am quite okay with people discovering it slowly as I am still inclined to buy in on the lows.
And it was a great misfortune to get hacked on a server and poached of the holdings.
One day infernoman will make the losses all back and even get ahead again.  

How many 1ST tokens exist?

Would be good for us to be also on: https://liqui.io

Strange stuff, I'm not having problem with other pages I am aware of,
but I can access www.bitsend.info only through google cache. I checked your link and it says it's up.
Last google cache is about 8 hours old.

Maybe there's a partial outage or somehow it's not propagating properly.I'll check again tomorrow