Only stability gives success.
There were too many changes, and testnet is for testing,
I wrote after testing how many bugs is in POG.
Unfortunately, Rob just laughed.
Interesting you would say there are bugs but not share specific.
Most people here are not programmers.
Rob pushes people away from him.
One by one, he will be alone with the promises of 3-5 new users daily.
Most of us have a lot of bbp. It is not pleasant to see what is happening.
I don't get why we use 'new users' as a metric. Folks new to BBP, would presumably be drawn in by the new feature (POG) and its promise (profit). Profit oriented people are usually quick to sell, especially in this market condition. There aren't so many profitable coins, so I think people are looking more for stability and the hope of a coin's survival to better days. It seems to me that the vast majority of crypto is destined to fail. Let's not be one of them.
I'm all for innovation, but uncorking it near the bottom I don't understand. Gift cards are nice, but how are they encouraging hodling of BBP? Either I buy the BBP and convert to the gift card, or I'm already hodling and will just convert.
How does profit-mindedness contribute to hodling? Will quick profits be helpful to the coin long term?
The main point is I don't see 300 active users on PODC making BiblePay a household name. We gave it a long shot.
While I do see the possibility that POG offers, a pool of 10,000 users could make us a household name.