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Binance would be great! BTW, how is the JS version of the wallet coming along? Will it be available by the end of the month?
Nice catch with the Lotto game Wagerr team, good job!

Tippy summed it up really well in his reply when asked in the main Telegram channel earlier today - "Small scale focused testing on odds and events feed. You can see the events here https://explorer2.wagerr.com/#/betevents

Ensuring this is working correctly is not about getting betting back as soon as possible, it's about laying the groundwork for the type of functioning that allows easier transition to consensus Oracle data down the line."

Couldn't have said it better myself. As with the QT wallet, extra time spent here should end up being well worth it.

QT (and any other IDE) is the hugest waste of time so the migration to JS warms my confidence about the current and future development. Would you be so kind to share some insider info about the frameworks / libs in use? Please, don't tell me you are using the biggest shit out there -- Angular! If it's Electron (https://electronjs.org/) and React / Vue -- congrats, good choice!

Well, there certainly are not stupid guys working out. But I agree with you very much, it is easier to make a link online than to download the whole blockchain before each bet.

Thank you. As my grandmother used to say, "Live and learn." Thank you, very informative. Now I know)

That's called light wallet, usually based on the Merkle tree algo.