Please use the support channel at https://discord.com/invite/9aS72N2

About 6. Some have come and gone, many still ongoing and some new ones.

It's essential part of building long term business. Imagine if there wasn't such, but just hollow hype price pumps. THAT would be obscene for a coin!

Yes it's possible such bug exists on the 3.1.0 version, thanks for the reminder.
4.0.0 version has been long in development and will be released in the near future.

If you mean listing HEAT coin on a new exchange, not too long ago we listed on Coinsbit.io and no other listings are imminent. However, several larger long term co-operation projects that either add to or use the Heatwallet exchange somehow, are still in development.

Heatpool.org was still mentioned be running even if website is outdated. Another is run by HEAT account pool@heatwallet.com whom you might want to inquire through HEAT message, or perhaps just lease directly and see what happens.

HEAT is now trading on the Coinsbit.io exchange at https://coinsbit.io/trade/HEAT_BTC
BTC, EUR and USD pairs are listed.

There are two pools still operating. Please inquire on Discord.

If you're interested in following HEAT, you can do so on HEAT discord https://discordapp.com/invite/9aS72N2

There's quite a bit of chatter about the coming releases of Heatwallet 4.0 and Heat Mobile, which by now have approx. 5000 manhours of work behind since the last published releases in late 2019.

Just recently. Please use our Discord to request information about anything pending.

Last weekend's Cryptorock event, sponsored and arranged by FIMK, sparked an useful update:

https://lompsa.com/merchant/

Merchant link builder. Use the simple feature to build payment link for your product in a breeze.

!!! HEAT hard fork happens today !!!

Only server versions from 3.0.0 upwards are accepted from block 2700000 onwards. Download the latest release from

https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heatwallet

Yes. The Masternode update is effectually a HEAT hard fork at the same time, so all nodes on the network must update to version 3.0.0 or later from https://github.com/Heat-Ledger-Ltd/heatledger to not be blacklisted from block 2700000 onwards. We'll be notifying this on our available channels.

More info about the updates in this post:

https://medium.com/@heatledger/heat-wallet-3-0-new-features-and-improvements-f62fa69815e1

Behind the scenes activity for increasing adoption routes is going on. Tech is mature, network is fine, it's a loooong term project.

You could message the BIS asset creator and ask for info.

Right, the default java on Ubuntu 18.04 doesn't work with Heatwallet due to incompatibility with older Chronicle mapping. JDK 8 is needed.
This is being fixed for the next release, thanks, your report helped to trigger that.

Pending DEX updates for Q1 2019 major release:

Couple of new coins for client side wallet support

More than one new certified coin gateway support

A few new certified trading pairs

BTC client side wallet functionality improvements

Gateway withdrawal speed and regularity improvements

Why does https://explorer.polispay.org/ show latest transactions from Feb 7th?

Is there an updated block explorer somewhere...

It's possible we have another one soonish.

Increased volume is in the works through various means proven effective

It depends whether you want to send BTC tokens that reside on the HEAT blockchain and are instantly tradable on the HEAT DEX, or genuine BTC that resides on the BTC blockchain and is accessible through your Heatwallet credentials on the client side BTC wallet.

There are several ways to send BTC, either genuine BTC or BTC tokens on the HEAT DEX. They're available for user logged into his HEAT account, depending on whether that particular HEAT account has funds in BTC tokens or genuine client side BTC wallet.

1. To send BTC tokens to a HEAT account, click on the top right menu -> Transfer Asset -> Insert receiver HEAT account number or registered email -> type BTC in asset and select the provided asset id -> enter amount - > enter optional encrypted message -> click Send. If some field is problematic the Send button remains disabled.

2. To send BTC tokens to a BTC address (your own or someone else's), click on the white Exchange (bar chart) icon on the top menu -> click the red "Withdraw BTC" button -> Fill in recipient BTC address and the amount. Click "Withdraw" and wait until fulfillment of the Withdrawal, which currently usually takes 1-2 days (quicker automation under implementation).

3. You can send genuine BTC that's stored in your client side BTC Heatwallet by navigating to your BTC wallet from the Wallet page (white wallet icon on top row) -> Click the Send funds icon on the top row (double circle), fill in recipient BTC address, amount and network fee in BTC (best fee to speed ratio suggested). The client side wallet transactions do NOT incur a HEAT transaction fee, so in essence the secure multi-crypto client side storage (either through the web wallet heatwallet.com or the downloadable full node application is a free service.

Cryptopia hasn't updated their stuck HEAT node despite multiple requests. Obviously HEAT isn't the only coin suffering from resource shortage there