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Quote from: tf2addict on May 15, 2018, 10:32:25 AM

3 second blocks and no orphans. Does anyone believe this?

Another quote for the books.

The FUD is strong with these young padawans.

It's valid FUD until proven that they can do it. I especially want to see how they overcome the "no orphans" problem.

Anonymous developers, closed source, insane promises. This is fine. Keep up the (blind) faith.

You were right this is a little insane as it's too good to be true and have to admit that I have been keeping up the blind faith for the project from the start. All we have here about Atlantis is speculation. Though we have clues that build up out belief from time to time when we look at all two Dero chat rooms to see how active and wise and experienced the Devs and community are, to add more, as I know they are the first with these incredible valuable privacy + smart contract ideas, huge work of rewriting to Golang, and they have been always ahead of their ambitions on roadmap (not heard from someone else, I was here from the beginning and have been watching those achievements myself). Not to mention with the premined coins are locked they can't dump on us if Atlantis fails.

Till now it's still speculation and it may be blind but it's not harmful to get ourselves some Dero just in case, because if those works done for real in the near future, which is very very likely, we'll have a huge milestone not only for Dero but for the whole crypto world.

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Quote from: tf2addict on May 16, 2018, 12:29:41 AM

Problems Google has with cloud computing? What the hell does that have to do with a cryptocurrency?

You don't get faster than C++. The only reason Dero was rewritten was so they could close source it. If they hadn't rewritten it they would have had to keep it open source or violate the licensing.

Far as I know the source code will be open to community when Atlantis gets done. I suggest beside ann thread you should join Slack or Telegram cause things like this has been discussed there many times.

It's not closed source if the software isn't out for use, yet. The source just isn't available yet because the software hasn't been released. There is a difference between closed source, open source and free software. Dero is open source, it is not free software.

You know decent projects have GUI wallets right away. Most developers are able to make them in a couple days. I never understood why Dero wanted to wait until Q2. Six months after starting the project. Maybe they are making a wallet that will blow our minds, maybe they wanted to wait until Atlantis, but who knows. Six months is a long time.