Quote from: malefactor on February 06, 2016, 10:57:47 PM

I used the pump to sell out my positions.

Anyone intrigued by this should first consider that the wallet crashes and often prohibits you from moving large amounts of money. It took me approximately 30 transactions to simply move my BBR from wallet to exchange. Annoying, slow, BROKEN.

This coin is sad. You should either spend the energy to fix it or give up and let it die.

Well that's too bad. Sorry to see you go. If I remember correctly you were asking questions about mining some time back. If you had other issues I'm sure someone would have helped you out had you asked.

I don't have the wallet crashing issues that you describe. As far as moving large amounts, it depends on how they came into your wallet. If you were mining on a pool and received many small transactions then you may find that you need to consolidate them before you are able to send a large transaction. It's an issue with all cryptonote coins have but I think there has been some progress with that issue in other cryptonote coins like Monero and AEON. I haven't been keeping up so don't quote me on that. I'm sure that if improvements in sending transactions have been made then crypto_zoidberg will pull them in. He might have already addressed that issue in the project he's been working on.

The blockchain has been running 1 year, 9 months, and 18 days for a total of 658 days. It's been holding it's own with support from a small handful of dedicated people for the last year. crypto_zoidberg has recently popped in and fixed some issues and will hopefully be around more going forward. BBR has never been a coin based on promises. It's always been a coin based on tech. I'm confident that BBR will be around for the foreseeable future and that additional technological improvements will be implemented.

Hopefully you'll change your mind and reconsider BBR but if you don't it's understandable. The more the merrier. Regardless, thanks for giving it a look. Good luck with your future endeavors.