It may be prudent to allocate some development resources to build an Electrum wallet for Dnotes, as with many other currencies. In that way we can offer a lightweight client for the majority of cryptocurrency users who prefer to manage their own wallets locally, without ever having to download the blockchain. Storing everything in the guaranteed vault is ideal for long-term storage, but for day-to-day usage people will want to have a local client that doesn't need burdonsome syncing. Electrum is perfect for this, and the platform is fairly easy to adopt.
Good recommendation, Mochilles. We considered various developments at the time when DNotesVault was developed but later decided to put them on hold and focused on doing the best job for DNotesVault, which I believe we did.
2016 will be the year to expect multiple projects in development. We expect to start promoting DNotes as a medium of exchange at the later part of next year to include mobile payments, among others. That is when a lite mobile wallet will be of great value. The concept of "freezing" address in Electrum wallet is an excellent idea for convenience and protection. You can not send funds out if you do not have enough funds in non-frozen addresses. It's like you don't carry more cash than you are comfortable but have the means to get more (unfrozen another address) if you need to.
Up to this point, DNotes and its ecosystem have been privately funded, without asking for donation from our communities. The funding and maintenance cost, including what we have invested in public relation is significant but does not seem to have been reflected in the price of DNotes. If VC funding were used in building the infrastructure we have today, I would expect the amount to be significantly higher than DNotes market value of $1 million. We are committed to a very long term strategy in building DNotes to be the trusted global digital currency for everyone worldwide to participate. To that end, it is well worth our dedication and contributions. We are fortunate to have amazing communities that contributed to our success in many different ways. Thank you all. Happy Thanksgiving.