ANN: Announcing code availability of the bitsofproof supernode

[grau]

Stay tuned. You'll have a choice soon.

[judah]

Stay Tuned

I suppose you meant this: 
https://cointerra.com/acquires-bits-of-proof/

[grau]

Yes.

It is our common plan with CoinTerra to make the Bits of Proof software stack an industry standard for enterprise use of Bitcoin. Details of the plan will follow in a few days.

[Dusty]

Hat off!

Looking forward to know the details.

[judah]

Details of the plan will follow in a few days.

Posted 6 months ago?

[grau]

Details of the plan will follow in a few days.

Posted 6 months ago?

You might have seen that CoinTerra did not work out as expected. It filed for bankrupcy a few days ago.
CoinTerra's default does not affect Bits of Proof as their option to buy the assets expired unused.

If mining would have provided stable income and growth, as it looked like as I joined them,
then I would have open sourced the plattform to create a standard on a longer run.

I live from Bitcoin software development about two years now.

Without alternate revenue or significant funding, I have to act selfish and short sigthed and protect
my competitive advantage, that enabled me to create products like the Bullion Bitcoin exchange or
myTREZOR back end and undisclosed others.

I am currently working on a side chain with huge business potential. Should the new plan work out,
then I will revisit the idea of open sourcing the stack.

[arnuschky]

Details of the plan will follow in a few days.

Posted 6 months ago?

You might have seen that CoinTerra did not work out as expected. It filed for bankrupcy a few days ago.
CoinTerra's default does not affect Bits of Proof as their option to buy the assets expired unused.

If mining would have provided stable income and growth, as it looked like as I joined them,
then I would have open sourced the plattform to create a standard on a longer run.

I live from Bitcoin software development about two years now.

Without alternate revenue or significant funding, I have to act selfish and short sigthed and protect
my competitive advantage, that enabled me to create products like the Bullion Bitcoin exchange or
myTREZOR back end and undisclosed others.

I am currently working on a side chain with huge business potential. Should the new plan work out,
then I will revisit the idea of open sourcing the stack.

Thanks for the honest update. I sure know how hard it is at the moment to survive as an independent developer in the space, especially when you bet on the wrong horse. And unfortunately, we can't work on all these exiting projects at once. Let's hope that your new venture works out!

@everyone: btcd (not the coin, but the daemon: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=192880.0) seems like a very good alternative for a server-side/enterprise bitcoin node.