They are in sync up to sometime between July 8th and July 10th 2017. They say they want updated src, but the src hasn't changed.

How is it going? StakeCoiners keep on staking.  I tried a test deposit to yobit , but still waiting since July for them to sync their node. I send them a support tkt once a month. sigh....

FYI, the UCoin wallet is back online at Yobit. Took about a week for a deposit to show up, but good now.

The moderator of this thread doesn't keep up the 1st page and hasn't been around for quite awhile.

http://www.universitycoin.net/ has the latest information.  (updated by me)

https://mega.nz/#!dBUSlB6C!_yM_iRe8GCkQXpA0gSFnH0hmXcJWNygxAboCqoahpbs

5 active connections, haven't seen that for a while. 

Pretty much. The block explorer is stuck and I haven't had time to maintain the server. I plan on shutting down my server by the end of 2015. I do not plan to do anymore development on the UVC wallet either. But that's just me... The UVC wallet is solid and we have never had a hard fork of the blockchain.   

ccex sent me a transaction ID for my withdraw, but it does not show up in the block explorer, neither did it show up in my address.

I got a reply from my c-cex tickets that they are resyncing the wallet.
Withdraws will reopen after that for a week.

No exchanges yet. But we are on  http://www.mapofcoins.com/ now.

The UVC blockchain is still running smoothly.

I sent a note to  http://aikapool.com/quit/index.php?page=contactform&action=
I suggest you do the same.

The hard fork happened about 7 weeks ago...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=919267.msg11179143#msg11179143

http://quit.explorer.ssdpool.com:9140/

Oh man, looks like aikapool is still on the old fork. They are on block 104,657 and still producing 100 QUIT blocks. The hard fork is on block height 144,600+ and was changed to 20 QUIT per block at 100,000.

Right, ideally there would be 'large' buy and sell walls within say, 3% to 5% of each other enough to support a customer coming in without any QUIT, grabbing some and executing a purchase.

At a minimum there should be a large Buy wall, but the customer would have to wait for the QUIT to come in (from other purchases).

This also brings up the question to store merchants. Would they require instant QUIT -> fiat conversion to minimize risk? Or are the store merchants also crypto-enthusiasts that would be comfortable holding BTC, or even QUIT?  But to get the product shipped, fiat needs to be sent somewhere.

go QUIT!

EmpoEX delist warning.

http://www.empoex.com/

Instant QuitDough Purchasing Power Calculator.

http://quit.fpgaplayground.com/quitdough/quitvalusd.php

Nice. I sent 250 to the faucet address, QjUEQbAUZmJrUrQYBAdHkvBRqVizJK69QG, but it looks like they are not in sync.

Also nice to see I am still in the top 100.   

http://www.empoex.com/  is taking a look at UVC, so please sync up your wallets.

The faucet has a new URL

http://www.faucetrotator.ml/quitdough/

Edit: Looks like it is empty and may be on the old fork?

... The blockexplorer is down.  If this is going to stay down I could get one configured.

Yes, it is quiet. Other than kryptologist and pine we are not a very chatty community.

I have to say, I wouldn't read much into that poll, since it started off as a different question ... 'do you like the current POS...'  The main thing that the poll tells us is that there are at least 14 community members that have an opinion about this coin.

I'd like to get an update on the premine. Once there is less chance of a dump, I think trading will get back on track.

I hope Matt takes care of what he needs to and comes back at least to coordinate and delegate. Community members are cheap labor, bag-holders are free!

addnode=54.175.201.230
addnode=52.7.137.227

The first one is the static IP for the block explorer and the only one I need in my config file. The second one is another AWS server that I have helping things along, but is not static.