Duality support is very active on Discord and should be able to help you with your Sequence wallet: https://discord.gg/KVWGUmj

Also, the CryptoBridge exchange supports Sequence: https://wallet.crypto-bridge.org/market/BRIDGE.SEQ_BRIDGE.BTC

The chain has been stuck on block 100,000 for over 13 hours.  Has anyone contacted the dev on discord?

Do you plan to add decentralized chatting to Gossipcoin?  If yes, what are you going to use to implement the gossip functionality?

I don't understand why this coin has a market cap over 1 billion dollars.  The Bitconnect code is old and hasn't had a significant update since they started:  https://github.com/bitconnectcoin/bitconnectcoin/commits/master
Most of the 30 code commits are updates to their documentation or readme files.   It is an old Peercoin clone without the code fixes.  What am I missing?

Bitshares was the first DEX and I don't think there are any others.  Bitshares was delisted by Bittrex because it competes with centralized model.  I would buy at the current prices.  In the end, the centralized exchanges will be obsolete.

I would stay away from BitConnect.  Their source code is way out of date https://github.com/bitconnectcoin  and I don't understand why it is valued at over 700 million right now.  Anyone understand what is special about BitConnect.

IMO the cryptocurrency with the best direction and developers will end up on top.

After reviewing the Emercoin Github repo (https://github.com/Emercoin/), @Oleg, @Eugene M. and team are rock star coders.  IMO Emercoin is a solid investment.  I bought and mined my stash a while ago and will not sell for at least 5 years.  Keep up the excellent work.  And yes, they don't hype their technology like others so they are likely undervalued right now.

Syscoin is a great project.    I am an experienced C++ developer and I am impressed with your code in Github that supports Aliases, Certificates, Escrows and the Blockchain market. 

I don't think the encrypted messages should be stored on the blockchain.  Yes, it is encrypted with a 256-bit ECC key but, IMO, all encryption will be broken one day and replaced with something better so it is not a good idea to leave encrypted data in a public place like a distributed blockchain.  Something like MaidSafe's Safe network where the cypher text is cut into many pieces and distributed offers much more protection.

I keep getting stuck on block 259364.  I am running v2.1.4.0 on Ubuntu 16.

http://i.imgur.com/QCxBmmO.png

These are the errors in the debug.log:

Even better    Can't wait for more details... 

Is the focus of the coin going to change or is it just a name change?  Either way, I am for the name change.  Buying more silk right now.  Glad to see you are not afraid of change.

Simple question I thought.

I have Bitshares on an exchange that I plan to hold for years and want send them to a local Linux wallet.  I prefer to build the binaries myself (I am a C++ coder).  Should I use the https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares-0.x or https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares-2 repo for the current production chain?

Thanks!

When you swap the old silkcoin for the new, will you use the same public/private key address space?  I think the best way to swap is to transfer the amount received in the superblock to old silkcoin public addresses.  I think the Syscoin to Syscoin2 swap was done this way.  That way, we can just import the private key using the new wallet/chain without having to send it to a centralized exchange.  I do not like to hold coins on an exchange so keeping them on Polo or sending them to Weaver is not that appealing to me.

The current silkcoin wallet freezes up on me often.  I have tried it on Linux and Windows.  It seems to get worse with every stake reward I get.  Other PoS coins have this same problem but I hope you fixed it with the new version.

This is an interesting project and I will be watching closely.  I have questions about mining your dark version but will wait until after the swap.  I have a small GPU farm (mostly EVGA GeForce GTX 750's but a mix) but don't know if they will be good for your darksilk algorithm.

@Rakete4, are you nuts or just a fool?  Emercoin has one of the best teams in crypto.  Do you know how to read or write C++ to make your assessment?  I do have been coding since 1991.  Look at their merge branch https://github.com/Emercoin/emercoin/tree/merge.  You will also see they fixed many issues with PoS that no other coin has done and you forget about the namecoin (DDNS) and other security code they added.  Emercoin in my opinion is still undervalued.  And no, I am not part of the Emercoin team, just an investor and miner.

Why are there so many a..holes on bitcointalk?

When I try to connect to Bittrex.com, I get this:

8Bit price on YoBit went to 0.0018 BTC ($1.24).  Any reason it would go so high?  It is still low on Bittrex.

Do you have build instructions for Ubuntu.  I tried to build Sycoin on Ubuntu 16 using this:


It builds but I get a Segfault when I run it.  There is not much in the debug.log but the problem seems to be with Berkeley db:


I tried on an Ubuntu 14 machine, the VM I use to build Bitcoin with:
but I get a compile error:
I am using the code from the master branch:  https://github.com/syscoin/syscoin2
I can wait for the PPA  to be complete and leave my coins on Bittrex but like to build my own binaries.  Thanks!

Great job team with this project.  I think Syscoin is way undervalued with all this activity.  Buying more and more while at this price.  

@sidhujag, Github's activity is impressive.  You are an excellent C++ coder and articulate.

@danosphere, have you considered using Travis Ci or Jenkins to automatically build & run unit test for your pull requests before merging (it protects the master branch)?  Also, connecting the repo to something like waffle.io or JIRA helps project management and is easy to do with Github.  It creates a scrum board using your Git repo's issues and pull requests.  In github, I also use issue and pull request templates.   Just some suggestions....

A decentralized casino with Lisk.  I don't gamble but would be a good proof of concept and could make money.