Quote from: Mariia_BT on November 01, 2018, 03:43:00 PM

Quote from: iphmp159 on November 01, 2018, 03:23:37 PM

I read the latest thread, and known that the PHORE team (as they stated) have worked hardly to keep the project moving forwards and staying on the right directions of the project's roadmap.
Let's see how PHORE move within the last months of this year.

It seems to me that the team is moving in the right way, but it is somewhat protected. perhaps this is due to the fact that the market is rather unstable now and it is not clear how to move to understand the right direction.

What do you mean by protected? I don't follow.

We do understand the market dynamics affect how many new people are entering and staying in the crypto market, but we are continuing to build Phore no matter what direction the market is moving.

The Phore Synapse architecture is a massive effort and a completely new architecture, it will truly be a next generation blockchain platform. It will take a lot of work for us to fully implement and migrate to that architecture, and Julian is working on it constantly, with more developers ramping up to accelerate that implementation.

We are making significant functionality improvements as well as underlying infrastructure improvements to the Phore Marketplace so that it will be able to scale effectively and offer a great user experience as we ramp up the user base and gain traction and transaction volumes increase. Mateusz is taking the lead on that work, and since both the Phore Marketplace and the Phore Synapse architecture are written in the same language (Go), our developers will be able to easily shift between working on both products.

In the meantime, we are continuing to enhance and release upgrades to the current Phore wallet. The new user interface will be the first of many releases to come in the next few months, in parallel with the Phore Synapse implementation.

We do have many important technical and strategic decisions to make as we go through this process, and we will be engaging the Phore community for feedback as we reach those points to get input, feedback, and ultimately community governance decisions. We are also planning to produce an updated whitepaper and probably a series of articles to better explain and articulate our future direction. In the meantime, though please ask any questions you have and I'll do my best to answer them.