I've got loads of 'dead' coin bags, and for most of them they're not worth saving, but NODE is different, because it isn't a clone, had a fair distribution, and worked well.

All it takes for a reboot is a hand over from Silk to a new motivated project leader, but because NODE has been off the radar for a while, the obvious thing bag holders need to do is bump this thread occasionally so guys unaware of NODE's potential get a chance to weigh up the opportunity. New guys with skills and motivation turn up on this forum everyday,  but they wont know about NODE unless someone bothers to float the idea of a reboot.

I had a bag of 'dead' Crypti too, and then Max took it upon himself to reboot as LISK, and the rest is as they say, HISTORY!

It's actually harder to believe a reboot wont happen than the possibiliity that it might; this is the cryptosphere

Nobody withdrawing their coins from Bittrex ??
There is 0 connections in my wallet. 

No. The wallet has a file that contains the key. That file is passworded and therefore one cannot open up the same wallet in another device without the file.

So, no, it is not a brain wallet per se.

Can some1 confirm, if this is true or false.
Mobilewallet and nanowallet are "brainwallets". That means password = private key. And i only need to save the password to be able to open the same account in any other device with mobile or nanowallet ?

Is it time to consider ourselves abandoned and do what we want, what do you think?
If so, we have some options.
1. Start a new coin, not necessarily using NODE code, any of known free software. Make the ICO using btc and nodecoins, where node holders may have some advantages. For example, set 1 node = 0.000005 btc. Can we burn nodecoins sending them to some address? If so, we can make such swap.
In that case we need a leader, a person who will organize everything. He may not be a programmer, just have responsibility. Can we hire a programmer paying him with nodes? He will know that if he do well he will have a very good stake. If we fail to make a good product with working team and good roadmap people will get their btc back and we will loose our nodes. If we do something good, we will be rich. That's fair, isn't it?
2. Try to find a programmer who will take over NODE itself. We have some old code, if I'm not mistaken. I think this is much more difficult and I don't know the legal part of the question: do we have the right? TheRealSilk sold something to someone.

It still looks like they do it intentionally to buy more and more extracheap nodes and then come up with great news and new product

But nobody knows whether silkroad want to sell the code.

It's been another two months of silence from the devs, and it's nearly September now. I hope someone buys the project, but anyone skilled enough to take it on could start their own project for nothing. Why would they pay to take on someone else's project?

Isn't it time for everyone to let go now? In fact the time was a long, long time ago. The dev was clearly too autistic to make a go of it. Move on.

He asked what features is actually had not what was promised.
I don't mean to hate but 80% of that stuff never actually happend and the rest is questionable because there never was a proper technical explanation.

What key features did NODE have anyway? Can someone give me the eli5, please?

How fast are fully confirmed transactions? Dark coin is testing some new technology to speed up transactions and I was wondering how well NODE compares.