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A new pool joined our network.

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Don't forget: it is very important to spread the hash power all over our network.

Are you planning on implementing Sapling?

We have sapling since March

GReat.

How about an Android copay wallet ? Maybe fork BTCz wallet?

Thanks for you suggestion.
BZEdge is already present on ZelCore and VidulumApp. SnowGem's ModernWallet mobile version is coming soon.
BZE has plenty of support on mobile.

Nothing replaces an official dedicated wallet backed by the dev team who will brand it and slowly move it towards a useful payment system.

ZelCore: Where do I scan a private key in? I cant. How do I add my existing wallet with 24 words? I cant. Where is my private key? Stored on their servers and supposedly encrypted until we find out maybe not very good encryption?

We make recommendations that would make the project better. Copay wallet that BTCz team forked to create their branded wallet is open source and proven to be trusted. The private keys are ONLY on the local device.

You can not import a private key in ZelCore, indeed. But let me clarify a few things:
- zelcore doesnt hold your private keys
- vidulum doesnt hold your private keys

You dont import a wallet using 24 word... you generate one from those words. Zelcore generates it from username+password. Vidulum generates It from username+password+pin.

While any suggestion is appreciated dont spread fake rumors. We audited zelcore and it doesnt send any data outside the local storage. You can use the username and password on any device. You still get the same account without a central server.

Thank you for your notes on Zelcore App. I am glad you have looked into the code and the private keys stay local to the device.

I still don't agree with not having a branded wallet but again I am not the developer on this project. A branded wallet will become the starting point of adoption where people could use the app to send value to each other. I know many other crypto try to do that but they are all doing it wrong. Venmo does it right and in one month gets 100M users. Why? Because they do it right. The US Bank Chase app does it wrong and no one uses its Zelle format. The devil is in the details. If you app is written very very carefully with specific options and buttons in the app.