You're not quite correct.
- XC is not a coin with added anonymity, it is a platform for privacy, decentralised exchange, decentralised storage, fully functioning (and staking) mobile wallets, and secure private messaging and chat.
- XC did not release its code early on. But Dan did make its code available for peer review to refute FUD that XC was a clone of Fedora.
- We will provide a development timeline around Rev 3 (i.e. very roughly in the next few weeks). Around this point we will state when we will be releasing portions of XC code.
- Once the code is mature and XC is successfully launched and adopted, the full code will be made available.
- XC is not a coin with added anonymity, it is a platform for privacy, decentralised exchange, decentralised storage, fully functioning (and staking) mobile wallets, and secure private messaging and chat.
- XC did not release its code early on. But Dan did make its code available for peer review to refute FUD that XC was a clone of Fedora.
- We will provide a development timeline around Rev 3 (i.e. very roughly in the next few weeks). Around this point we will state when we will be releasing portions of XC code.
- Once the code is mature and XC is successfully launched and adopted, the full code will be made available.
Thank you for the answer, I can estimate the "hour O" (open) now
But XC's market model resembles very closely to NXT's one. It wonderful for mid-to-short term future, and has no chance to long-term one...
Just IMHO.