I see that GITHUB has not been updated for 5 months. I want to know if the core development team is running smoothly and whether any members of the team are leaving the project.Just want to know. Thank you.

So i am asking, how is DERO planning to scale to reach higher TPS, we would Need aprox 100k TPS to replace VISA for example.
But another question is, are really TPS a good metric here in the case of DERO, where its BlockDAG infrastructure is imune to latency, and those blocks can stack on each other indefinetly ?

In my knowledge, DERO is not the only altcoin which has the mechanism, based on DAG, right?

Tell me (and be honest) – what d'you reckon is the biggest obstacle you'd have to overcome on your journey to success?

Regarding the distribution curve, it would be nice, it's a marketing tool for easy reading

Duh, my bad. move funds provide private key, bam done. I assume nefarious because it is a simple and quick thing to prove and he has not proven it.

The code on Github is still a rewrite of cryptonote in a new language. Before you dismiss that, I think you should take into consideration how hard that is. It requires a deep understanding of cryptography and blockchain. If anybody that can even understand that piece would like to come forward with bugs/security flaws in the Github code, I will allow them to cast a shadow of doubt on the years of experience required to write it (or read it properly).

DeroProject is planning to setup DERO Foundation to overlook development and expansion. Shortlisted places are Switzerland Zug, Singapore, Japan, Malta, Netherlands. DM/Reply more blockchain friendly places with reasons. Contact support@dero.io

2. The short block time of ~10 seconds has one major downside: very little tolerance of variation in the system time. Currently Atlantis refuses to sync if the system time is off by +/-1 second, which is understandable given the block time of 10 seconds, but it is not terribly practical or robust in the real world, particularly with Windows computers, which the vast majority of people use. The suggested solution is to change the timeserver to pool.ntp.org but this isn't really the source of the problem, rather, it is that Windows only updates the time via the internet every 12 hours by default, and my daemon starts complaining about the time being off after 3-6 hours... I'm definitely not getting up in the middle of the night to manually update my clock and so the only other alternative is to use a paid-for 3rd party timeserver app (as suggested by @fellestreum).

Lol, today I have visited the webiste of Bitsum project.
It has been upgraded perfectly.
Its current user-interface is very professional, which you can experience yourself via the following link:
https://bitsum.money/
It is early signal that the project has been developed well.
Congratulations, Bitsum community.

No, i just reviewed commits of dero daemon and saw there no fixes regarding fork issue. Also last version of dero daemon (resynced from scratch) stll have Exception: cryptonote::BLOCK_DNE in log every 5 ms.