Quote from: _doge on March 19, 2014, 05:15:24 AM

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Exocoin has had a very successful IPO even with a sketchy image and delayed information releases.

I don't give a rat's ass about what Exocoin had or didn't have.

I'm talking about you guys.

This IPO will end up being successful... for you guys.

A few days of effort for a couple dozen BTC, I'd even bite.

Heavycoin had code samples, videos showing working wallets, a very clever IPO distribution process (involving generating private keys), and very competent developers who were able to defend their hashing algorithm using cryptographic explanations.

All you guys have shown is that you can code a basic graphical client that talks to another computer, this is high school level computer science here.

Again, I want to know how encrypted messages are going to work.

Quote from: Din on March 19, 2014, 05:10:45 AM

Quote from: _doge on March 19, 2014, 05:05:58 AM

Quote from: Din on March 19, 2014, 05:03:53 AM

Thank you for your lengthy and informative post. The information regarding Escrows can be found here:
http://edgecoin.info/invest.html

Regarding the several requests you have made we'll be working towards fulfilling the majority of them.

And you mentioned a demo? Not sure if you've taken a look at this one.
http://a.pomf.se/kxazdl.mp4

Yeah, I'm talking about that video. Nice try. You did exactly what I've described.

I'd like to know how encrypted transaction messages are going to be implemented. I expect a prompt response, otherwise... try harder.

Encrypted transaction messages are still in a developmental phase. Yes, it would likely follow the coin-mixing style of Fedoracoin for example. Encrypted transaction messages were never something promised, but these messages will be attached to typical transactions (mixed or not).

Almost forgot to answer, yes this project will be open-sourced and free to duplicate once launch time comes around

I'm not qualified to elaborate on the topic as I'm just one of the graphic designers and the main thread moderator.

Then get your fucking developer on here before this crumbles to the ground.

Also, if it's in the development phase, how were you able to send a transaction with a message and be able to receive it on another computer?

You're so full of shit. Give up.

I understood Encrypted as being scrambled/hidden/anonymous

Sure I'll wake up the other guys, tomorrow. I'm not going to continue arguing conjecture just to be berated.

Have a good night, message me later if you want, just make sure you're more professional about it.