Please update on Coinomat swap, we need resolution before waves can succeed.

Please update on Coinomat swap, we need resolution before waves can succeed.

In the future when KMD MK is much larger than it is today NN candidates will look for ways to guarantee their spots over multiple years, and that will include things like competition with other NN candidates using incentives like revenue sharing, other token offerings, and discounts on various services and products offered by the NN business itself, as well as private deals with large holders.

I also hope in the future we see genuine community run nodes for small KMD holders to pool their VOTE.

P-trump is just pointing out the obvious, what sys admin wouldn't like living off easy mining NN returns for a few years without having to put up any collateral like with a DASH masternode or NEM supernode?

The problem of NN concentration and centralization where early adopters lock up multiple NN's in multiple regions is real, and the solution is community nodes, trump even tried last election to set one up.

all trump is doing is pointing out to KMD investors that they shouldn't be handing out FREE notaries to teams who aren't contributing to komodo, and there's money on the table from NN easy mining for any community pool that can collect about 1M votes

It's not rocket science, NN profits should go to community members who contribute, or KMD holders, not sys admins who might not even own any komodo and do nothing other than run a bog standard NN, and do nothing else for the community

if you own old NXT assets please contact me directly with your NXT and Waves addresses please, at sasha @ (link: http://wavesplatform.com) wavesplatform.com

On Sasha's Twitter Today!!!!!!

Finally....... glad we got that out of moon's way now....

What happens with Coinomat asset swap to WAVES, are these 'legal hurdles' ever going to be solved?

Last I heard there were legal hurdles that needed to be solved first before Sasha can start a legit asset fund that's fully legal, so as not to attract negative attention from regulators like the SEC. That might be complete BS, but it might also be true. The lack of communication is a magnet for discontent though, can't really justify leaving people in the dark for so long.

The coinomat investors deserve to get their funds back, it's been 2 years ... shameful

Old residents think here that rpietila will be "madman" and will lose all the kriptovy $ $ to avoid a divorce with his ex-wife? It is difficult for me to believe that all these years he intentionally destroyed the reputation, without having a good reason.

What I want to know is do candidates have to declare if they're paying someone else to run their node, are all current candidates running their own nodes now, or are some still hiring guys like badass? That turns me off much more than a tech guy sharing profits for votes, unless that person does some amazing work for komodo. Hiring a node operator only makes sense for community pools.

It looks like the community pool oranisers don't want my kind of 'help', that's fine, everyone is free to choose their own path. I withdraw my offer above.

Sigh. I explained it in several posts, already. Help was offered. Help from a competent Java developer who actually knows his stuff, and who is familiar with the source code of the QORA client. He tried and tried, talked to Crowe, did anything humanly possible to get involved and be allowed to deploy that single fix for that bug.

It's not that anyone is waiting for it to "happen on its own". The problem is, Crowe won't let others help get it done, while everyone and his mother is trying to convince him to accept the help he's being offered since ages.

This sounds like a good idea to me.

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The client itself is top notch, it just has a little issue which can be fixed (for now) with minimal effort. It has great features (blogging, voting, issuing assets, to name a few), and it really doesn't need much of a vision. Everything that's needed (at least for now) is that one freaking fix which we're being stalled upon since months. That's what makes things annoying.
If this little thing is fixed, we could start approaching exchanges again, and I'm pretty sure we'd get that coin listed. The rest would come from alone, the network would grow again and then, we can think about how to move on further.

Help was offered, on multiple occasions, but (indirectly) denied by Crowe. But we're about to start a new approach, hoping it won't be a waste of time, again. Because it's such a waste to let an otherwise solid project rot to death, just because "someone" cannot accept that he cannot handle 74 projects at a time. At least not properly.

What QORA needs now is one simple fix which would resolve our current problem. What it doesn't need is empty promises of dedicated manpower equaling a small company just to develop the coin, and half assed progress, with the compiling of a jar alone taking three weeks and more.


I hope this post doesn't sound too harsh. But for now, I decided to stop celebrating updates and announcements, but instead only get excited when things actually happen.

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