Well after taking another look it does seem like it is just for testing/reviewing for the public. It does not seem like the wallets are set up yet and there is still some misbranding on the site showing "ecoinstrader" or something. I havent heard back from the devs yet so I am not exactly sure on this.

Great!

On another note I have contacted CryptoAsian for the POD process.

Transparency is our motto.

Thank you

Okay everyone. I've had a chance to try out the yet-to-be-announced new feature.

Here are my first quick impressions:
1. I can see that this would have taken many many hours of work! Awesome work dev.
2. The project is much bigger than I anticipated. It's definitely something unique.
3. It basically integrates a centralized service into the Qt wallet's UI with a twist. (plus other things)
4. In its current Stage 2 form, it's not complete. So I have no idea how much the market will react to it.
5. But if the dev can pull off his visions for Stage 3/4 etc, it could get very interesting indeed.

It's hard to say how much this will impact the price. I need more time to think about its potential.
But one thing for sure, I'm not selling any of my coins any time soon!

I know its vague. But it's late (1am) and I'm tired as. Can't think....
I will comment more later after I try it out a bit more and discuss it with the dev etc.

I have just provided a fairly long feedback to the dev of what I think & some little improvements that could be made to the UI/UX.
As I said before, this immediate feature will open up doors for what could come after. It could really set BITS apart if utilized well.
I'll be interested to see how the market reacts to this Stage 2 release considering it's only the first piece of the bigger puzzle.

Yes, I also would like to than the beta testers again, they have seen little glitches that passed me by and suggested some great improvements and of course for keeping the feature under wraps still.

I'd also like to thank the users for their patience and I'm really impressed with how they have been handling thethe fuders.

And with that.... back to coding.

Okay everyone. I've had a chance to try out the yet-to-be-announced new feature.

Here are my first quick impressions:
1. I can see that this would have taken many many hours of work! Awesome work dev.
2. The project is much bigger than I anticipated. It's definitely something unique.
3. It basically integrates a centralized service into the Qt wallet's UI with a twist. (plus other things)
4. In its current Stage 2 form, it's not complete. So I have no idea how much the market will react to it.
5. But if the dev can pull off his visions for Stage 3/4 etc, it could get very interesting indeed.

It's hard to say how much this will impact the price. I need more time to think about its potential.
But one thing for sure, I'm not selling any of my coins any time soon!

I know its vague. But it's late (1am) and I'm tired as. Can't think....
I will comment more later after I try it out a bit more and discuss it with the dev etc.

I have just provided a fairly long feedback to the dev of what I think & some little improvements that could be made to the UI/UX.
As I said before, this immediate feature will open up doors for what could come after. It could really set BITS apart if utilized well.
I'll be interested to see how the market reacts to this Stage 2 release considering it's only the first piece of the bigger puzzle.

Definition of 'Bag Holder'

"Symbolically, the investor is left holding a bag full of worthless material, representing worthless stock [...]
There are several reasons this might happen, such as neglecting an underperforming portfolio, an investor not wanting to admit a mistake, or just plain hope that the stock will recover. Setting limits on losses and having a good exit strategy are ways to avoid this situation. "

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bag-holder.asp

This market is super hard. If you fail in the altcoin market you will never recover again. It's just too much resistance in the market to ever invest into this coin again. There is just too much competition. It's much smarter and easier to find a newer coin that didn't fuck up. People will go over to new and clean coins once they see what happened.


I don't want to FUD but help the people to understand how the market works and hopefully help them to avoid doing the same mistake again. I lost money as well but didn't want to end up as a bag holder.

Just take a look at the situation at cryptcoin. It's almost the same situation over there.

Good luck to everybody!

Well after taking another look it does seem like it is just for testing/reviewing for the public. It does not seem like the wallets are set up yet and there is still some misbranding on the site showing "ecoinstrader" or something. I havent heard back from the devs yet so I am not exactly sure on this.

Okay everyone. I've had a chance to try out the yet-to-be-announced new feature.

Here are my first quick impressions:
1. I can see that this would have taken many many hours of work! Awesome work dev.
2. The project is much bigger than I anticipated. It's definitely something unique.
3. It basically integrates a centralized service into the Qt wallet's UI with a twist. (plus other things)
4. In its current Stage 2 form, it's not complete. So I have no idea how much the market will react to it.
5. But if the dev can pull off his visions for Stage 3/4 etc, it could get very interesting indeed.

It's hard to say how much this will impact the price. I need more time to think about its potential.
But one thing for sure, I'm not selling any of my coins any time soon!

I know its vague. But it's late (1am) and I'm tired as. Can't think....
I will comment more later after I try it out a bit more and discuss it with the dev etc.