Quote from: udecker on April 19, 2017, 12:19:16 AM

Quote from: BTC Turkiye on April 11, 2017, 09:49:32 PM

I don`t really trust company references anymore. Peer reviews and user experiences are more trust worthy nowadays. That`s why I haven`t tried it yet. But since there is not much info about the safety of it anywhere maybe I`ll put a small amount in a wallet and start from there. Hope more people would write here about their experiences

Howdy - Craig from Omni here. I forgot that that screen even existed. We just wanted everyone to understand that everything in this space is experimental and at your own risk. However, the software behind Omni Core is used by Bitfinex, Tether, Poloniex, Shapeshift, Kraken, Bittrex, BTC-E, Exodus Wallet, Jaxx, HolyTransaction, AmbiSafe, and probably many others I cant think of right now.

If you have any questions, check out reddit.com/r/romni or hit me up on here.

The project was originally called Mastercoin and ran the first (and second) decentralized crowd sale. Weve been around a long while with rock-solid software. I hope you enjoy using it.

Craig

Hi Craig,

It`s nice to see someone from the team taking the initiative to answer here. I really appreciate that. I understand that message is just to say do things at your own risk but one thing I don`t understand is that, if Omni is safe, secure and old enough to mature and become a "rock-solid" software, why do you still have a very serious, scary looking message there?

I want to remind everyone that the message says
- This software should be considered as "Alpha Level". not even beta.
- Your everything can be lost due to glitches and bugs
- Don`t use it for significant amounts of BTC

These are pretty bold and scary statements. What I undestand from your message is that software is safe, solid and mature enough to be used for big amounts but the message says the opposite.

So I`d appreciate if you can elaborate the conflict a bit more.

PS: Still haven`t used Omni yet because of that msg.