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Anyone capable of doing this in the crypto space is likely doing it on their own chain. I asked the dev in the beginning how he intended to implement this and even made suggestions but he/she would not engage.

I sure hope it can be done, would be sweet but if i have learned about crypto silence from developers is a sign of impending doom.

Prove me wrong please dev.

I'm in the same mindset which is why i tread lightly with every coin i dabble in. Crypto is a risk in itself and if you don't apply some logic and let greed dictate things, you're bound to get burnt. That said, lets hope things progress smoothly. I'd really like to see torrents occupying the blockchain, it would be a massive win for everyone, not just those in crypto.

Delivering is harder than making promises, but I hope to see torrents occupying the blockchain. It's important the dev engages with the community and gives regular updates.

I agree, a dev that engages with the comminity is what makes a coin.

Actually, I'd rather see regular commits to github than a dev hand holding a thread every other day. That said, if github commits are infrequent, then yes - hold a few hands.

I changed my mind, I like yours better