I too remain invested in Crypti and offer my encouragement to the devs to keep up their commitment and hard work.  

I believe that Crypti can still succeed BIG TIME even if the PoT algorithm is eventually proven infeasible.  What makes Crypti special is its emphasis on commerce.

If you have say 500 vendors running a $75 Crypti node based on a cubieboard2 or a PCduino  ( maybe this ), then the Crypti network is secure.  The cost of running that network becomes a trivial business expense funded by a tiny increase in vendor sales costs, not forging fees captured from running a  node.

(And such a Crypti network would be a HELL of a lot cheaper than the Bitcoin miner ASIC rat-race).

If the Crypti network can be secured solely by vendors running under just PoI/PoP, WHAT IS THE REASON FOR TRYING TO IMPLEMENT PoT?