Quote from: M1ST3R on July 31, 2017, 06:54:43 AM

Quote from: cryptonit on July 29, 2017, 03:37:00 PM

Hello community

We would like to give some update on the development and incoming release.
DMD Diamond 3.0 (whitepaper https://bit.diamonds/DMD_WP_1.0.pdf )
is a very important update, a cornerstone of future releases and we want it to be done just perfectly.

We have made several alpha builds that had been thoroughly tested and everything seems to work seamlessly,
however, with each build we fine tune fundamental parameters of economic model of Diamond. This has to be tested extensively
so you get a great looking wallet, the most user friendly PoS mechanics out there that just works out of the box fully automated
and of course the best Masternode setup that is able to handle network duties and reward holders accordingly.
In software development dates are your worst enemy; they can easily introduce mistakes, promote omitting stuff and using shortcuts,
just to stick to an artificial deadline. We want none of that to happen thats why the exact dates are never given;
our aim can be nothing less than the best possible Masternode coin.

The initial release was aimed for late August but it seems we need a few more weeks of work on it so the software can be expected mid-September.
However, its important to note that DMD Diamond 2.0 has been running smoothly and with great stability for years so a few extra weeks of fine tuning
and improving zero micromanagement Poof of Stake and other user convenience features are sure worth the wait.

In August we will start inviting people to our Diamond 3.0 test network so that anyone who wants to try out the system
and learn how to create Masternodes or see how automatic coin management behaves will be able to join in.

People who are willing to write guides can apply for an invite there are bounties available for your work!

Please do take all the time to polish and shine DMD 3.0 -- we do not want to have another DMD 2.102 fiasco

That's why this decision was made.
It's best to check everything attentively and carefully before publishing a version in which there may be errors.