Quote from: FredDag on June 05, 2014, 12:58:26 AM

Quote from: c2swap on June 05, 2014, 12:23:21 AM

Quote from: kalisto20022002 on June 04, 2014, 09:39:39 PM

Quote from: c2swap on June 04, 2014, 05:19:39 PM

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We are only releasing the source code to the exchanges until all the swaps go through.
This way IF there was something that a hacker could exploit(Something in PoW scheme) they can't do it
We will be 100% PoS there were few PoW blocks made for the network to be able to quickly exchange Coin2.

Now that being said, this "untrusted binary" is coming from me, nobody else seems to a have problem with keeping
the source private for a day or so. If it really makes a difference to you, you can teamviewer with me and i will go over the source
with you or something along those lines, compile it for you and then send it to you. Just be aware you are taking
valuable time I could be spending helping others exchange coins, but we don't want people to think we are just leaving
them behind or scamming them.

I will give everyone details about WHY we increased the money supply again(The first time wasn't my idea btw)

Guys, really? Security through obscurity is the last principle anyone should use in cryptocurrency. Seems like dev team learned nothing from two and a half attacks.
As for me:

I can't get the source code.
I can't do qualitative audit remotely.
I can't swap my coins without new wallet.

So what... bye, C2? Well, this was expected somehow.

Agreed, security through obscurity is not ideal as a permanent solution. However kalisto has said that this is just for a day or two until the swaps go through.

Why not send kalisto a PM & explain your situation.?
Maybe you could leave your swap towards the end, and contribute your code review skills for the community once the majority of swaps have been done.
This way, you get to audit the code before you use it, the community gets a code review, and you get your coins swapped.
Yes, you could miss out on a few hours of trade, but you can't expect to get everything your way. That's life.

Thank you fred, This is an excellent idea.