Quote from: Dink on April 09, 2016, 12:54:47 PM

I find your whitepaper interesting as well as full of challenges. Just some ideas to keep in mind going forward, a businees model (plan) is a must, without one you are just another altcoin, this becomes a real job and not a weekend toy. Mass adoption and price stability are essential for success lacking one or the other creates little interest in a coin other then for speculators. Hmm...I wiil have to read your paper again.

Forward little by little..

Hi Dink, thanks for you reply and for taking the time to read. To be honest I'm a bit sick with technology, this idea just popped in my head last month and I made the effort to lay it down because I think it can be useful, so I shouldn't keep it for myself, but now I devote my volunteering time to other things than technology (I'm a software developer, I spend enough time in front of a screen). So, if the idea gets traction and I can get paid or pay others to do it, I'll do it with pleasure and care, but I won't sacrifice myself on it voluntarily if there is no support. I have proposed rewards for crowdfunding, and left the door open for people to choose their own rewards, so if companies find their interest in it they can imagine their business models and ask for an advantageous positions as a reward (blacklight application developers, blacklight hardware manufacturers, minters, auditors, etc.), if they don't then there is no point of developing such a technological standard.

For price stability I suggest that blacklights displays the price of the asset held by the coins in local fiat currency, so in one scan the common people have an idea of its value right away. Checkoin is not a cryptocurrency, it carries other cryptocurrencies, so stability of the value is out of scope (until we develop the dedicated Checkoin currency on top of it, but it's not for first release).

Thanks again Dink keep me posted on your re-read! :-)

Camille.