Quote from: BagHolder010 on May 05, 2015, 01:08:14 PM

Funny you say that when people from Monero including you going to Dash's thread and cry"p"to about it there. The irony is overwhelming

Beside's Monero is moderated and DASH isn't, stop creating noob accounts and maybe ask Monero developers to actually work?

Actually Monero core team *are* developing, just not Monero:

Smooth takes over development of Aeon:

Quote from: smooth on April 07, 2015, 05:58:25 AM

Welcome back

This thread and the other coin resources have been turned over to me by the original developer.

Source code on the main github has been updated: https://github.com/aeonix/aeon

I will continue to maintain the source code

Aeon being a rival to Monero with same features / Cryptonote code:

Quote from: aeon on June 06, 2014, 11:59:05 AM

Coin Information:
- True anonymity & data protection
- Untraceable payments uses ring signature
- Unlinkable transactions with random data by the sender
- Blockchain analysis resistant
- CPU/GPU mining, ASIC-resistant

Where he is working hard... (I know...a Monero core dev developing, but this time it's true)

Quote from: smooth on May 05, 2015, 09:00:38 AM

Update on Release Phoenix

Release Phoenix is a go!

I've successfully competed testing of:

1. New PoW
2. Block time switch to 4 minutes
3. Difficulty transition adjustment (prevents blocks from being mined too fast after switching to faster PoW)

I will be announcing a test release shortly, so people can try building and running on your own systems (it is set up to run separately from the main network).

Assuming no problems with the test release I will then push out a new general release with the hard fork set at some block in the future and a few other minor improvements.

And his donations are rolling in:

Quote from: smooth on May 04, 2015, 07:41:26 PM

Please read if you made a large donation recently

Someone sent a rather huge donation that got broken up into many pieces of about 150 each. However, it is so many pieces that I'm not sure they will all be mined within the 24 hour mempool time limit. I suggest that whoever did that wait a few days and then rescan your wallet by renaming the data file and letting simplewallet recreate it from just the .keys file). You'll recover any coins that may have been left behind.

The donations balance is now almost 100k and still rising as pieces of the mega-donation continue to be mined:

balance: 97856.062685117730, unlocked balance: 97096.502245557293

EDIT: Thanks to everyone for the donations! I'm overwhelmed with the outpouring of support.

Meanwhile Monero investors are asking for a GUI and non-volatile blockchain, which is already *1 year late* since their devs cloned Bytecoin and launched the Monero "crippled-miner scam":

Quote from: Anon136 on May 04, 2015, 06:24:59 PM

Quote from: Shrikez on May 04, 2015, 08:13:43 AM

So we're slowly inching our way through the doldrums...community activity, trading volume, development? Are we going to reach the tradewinds soon? These flapping sails are unnerving.

The only thing that is going to stop that is a production ready database implementation and a simple to install and run official gui. Or credible information pertaining to the progress in these areas which speculators can use to price in a future release production ready database implementation and a simple to install and run official gui.

While fellow Monero core dev FluffyPony is working on PayBee, a 3rd party payment site for alts, and a rehash of a previous failed-scheme where he tried to raise $200k from Vertcoin investors for his vertpay.com project.

Hard to believe I know...and all this as well as their valued contribution by posting 1000's of times about how Dash has an "instamine!!!" 15 months after it was already dealt with by the community and priced-in to the market.

And no conflict of interest by Monero Devs who spend 0% of their time developing Monero, but 100% of their time either *attacking or developing* the competition.

Go figure Wink