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What the devs don't realize (or do they and are just stocking up themselves?) is that anything more significant than "update soon" will keep the CINNI in demand.

Battbot said it's only days till the built-in chat wallet update will be released. It's now been 2 weeks since then. Still nothing.
It would be great if they can show some screen shots, some snippet of code or a test video of the messaging system etc.
That would keep the interest high and result in less people jumping ship on to other coins.

Yeah, exactly. I'm a developer and while I don't know XMPP or C++, I do know that a system like this will take far longer than a couple of days.

And like I said, I'd love to see git commits. would go a long way to easing fears.

Alright thats fair, i agree. Requesting screenshots and evidence of work is one thing but screaming 'scam' or fudding is another.

I agree. It seems like this forums is minus a few trolls thankfully. I'm not really sure they make a difference though.

I will ask coders to give me an update tomorrow and to include a visio explaining the encrypted messaging. I have not spoken with them for the last day or so, but last I heard they had made good progress, so I expect they will have a better idea on when they will be done (expect sooner rather than later). I will update the thread tomorrow (if I am able to get in contact with them). Thanks for your patience.

(ps -- About the built in chat wallet update: originally templar77 said he would do that for cinni but he has long since bailed, so we had to find other coders, which explains the delay.)

Wait a minute, you are NOT expecting anything from Templar77/Carlos R. Torres Ferguson, a well known scammer and totally incompetent coder, are you?
I will refer you to the many -at least three- bitcointalk threads where his numerous exploits have been documented, from Universitycoin, Grumpycoin and others to the latest on X coin (not yet launched, but scammed) and Libertycoin, the biggest scam of his (and his pal loljosh) of them all. These are some of the threads that detail his latest and biggest scam: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=625976.100 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=627704.new#new https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=631053.new#new

I believe you should state who the other coders, specifically, are because if you once trusted Carlos, well that's not an endorsement precisely...

No barabbas, i wont say who the coders for my project are...i funded the the development myself. if you would like to know the coders or get progress reports then you will need to contribute. Hold cinni if you like or sell if you don't.

Oh I personally don't care either way but that is not the inviting kind of attitude and perhaps that's the reason why everyone is selling. If anyone comes to the forum to research "your" coin, I'm pretty sure that attitude will send away before any further ado. In my case, I hold some coins because I amde a mistake early on and did not research enough. Now that I do and see by your attitude that this is nothing but yet another con job, I will be waiting for any opportunity to leave without too much damage done. There's no future, not even remote, for such an attitude in crypto.

sell.

Consider it done.