$150 (+WYV tokens) UI/UX/design bounty on Gitcoin - design a simple OTC interface for the Wyvern Protocol - https://gitcoin.co/issue/ProjectWyvern/frontends/2

$500 UI/UX/design bounty on Gitcoin - design a smart contract marketplace using the Wyvern Protocol - https://gitcoin.co/issue/ProjectWyvern/frontends/1

Latest development update: https://medium.com/project-wyvern/wyvern-weekly-dev-update-13-17-04-18-6de0a879dc3b

Latest development update: https://medium.com/project-wyvern/wyvern-weekly-dev-update-12-07-04-18-5907e73dfdd3

Hi CoinExchange, cannot contact you via Twitter.

If you are reading this thread, please check on this ticket: https://coinexchangeio.freshdesk.com/helpdesk/tickets/37804 - response has been extremely delayed with no reason given.

Latest development update: https://medium.com/project-wyvern/wyvern-weekly-dev-update-11-06-03-18-d9110658eef

Latest development update: https://medium.com/project-wyvern/wyvern-weekly-dev-update-10-27-02-18-d812086d4dcb

There is quite a difference! The Wyvern Exchange is governed by the Wyvern DAO, which controls a large share of WYV tokens and can upgrade the Exchange smart contracts. This means you - as a protocol shareholder - have a direct say in the future of your protocol, and it (hopefully) will enable Wyvern to incorporate the best new ideas over time.

You can read more on the first protocol upgrade discussion at https://github.com/ProjectWyvern/WDPs/issues/6.

The Exchange is live - https://medium.com/project-wyvern/announcing-the-wyvern-exchange-any-ethereum-asset-any-erc20-token-zero-trust-required-34577c67954d!

If you're referring to the ERC20 WYV tokens - they'll be used to pay fees on the Wyvern Exchange, and vote on protocol upgrades through the Wyvern DAO!

If you're referring to the Wyvern coins on the old blockchain - I don't know of any application, I'm not going to develop that chain any further (but anyone who wants to certainly can).

Only Wyvern mined prior to block 315000 are redeemable for ERC20 tokens - and yes, you can redeem them at https://redeem.projectwyvern.com.

It's easiest to use ForkDelta with Metamask - then you can use the deposit / withdraw buttons on the left sidebar.

You'll need to contact CoinExchange and ask them to help you redeem your balance for ERC20 WYV tokens.

Read more on Medium.

Wyvern Protocol bug bounty - put your Solidity sleuthing skills to the test and win up to $5K USD - https://medium.com/project-wyvern/wyvern-protocol-bug-bounty-5k-65c0f8d9998e.

If you like, you can now trade Wyvern on Forkdelta (a community Etherdelta offshoot) - https://forkdelta.github.io/#!/trade/WYV-ETH.

You can always find the latest weekly report on Medium. CoinExchange's timeline is out of my control (we've already offered to provide full technical support), if you want exact dates you'll need to contact them.

Wyvern was ported to an ERC20 token at block 315000 - all coins mined before that block can be redeemed for ERC20 WYV tokens at https://redeem.projectwyvern.com. The Wyvern development team does not intend to do anything with the original blockchain past block 315000 (it will not work with the Wyvern Exchange), so I do not expect coins mined past block 315000 to have any value.

Hi all - I don't check Bitcointalk often, if you want to stay up to date on this project please join Discord or follow the weekly update series on Medium.

CoinExchange expressed their intent (in private communication) to support the WYV ERC20 token, but they have not ported user balances and reopened the market yet. I've offered whatever technical support they need; they may simply be delayed by other non-Wyvern related platform issues (their Twitter mentions some DNS snafu). The exact timeline is up to them, not me - if you want more information, contact them and ask.

The old Wyvern blockchain will not be supported by the Wyvern development team, and I do not know of anyone else who plans to support it - so please do not mine past block 315000, those coins are likely worthless.

Did you enter your Wyvern private key and the Ethereum address you sent the transaction from in the webpage? I'd double-check those values, and you can simulate the transaction before you send it to make sure it will work.