What if...in order to stimulate holders activity put a suggestion for vote - Issue more tokens to the circulation. So  if they want to keep existing supply they have to actively vote Against it. However, if they fail to vote in time, there will appear an official excuse for devs to issue more tokens)))

You know there are no people interested in the YVM train! My 10 tickets are of no interest to anyone! From 0.005 BTC to 0.000015 BTC. A trail to hell?

The YVM Train is so unruly that I can not get out of my position!

But do it after the train arrives at some destination! Is your team composed of people experienced in trading or things like that?

Shouldn't development be proposed by the YVM devs and then shown to the community so that there is a vote to move on or not? The community creating suggestions in this situation will hardly happen! There is no stimulation. I said earlier, why don't you create an interesting topic for us to vote on? I don't know if you are a single person or group! But it doesn't matter.

Having code standards can be understood as a security layer because every developer can look for bugs in one version of code. If there are thousands of different versions, there is more risk to miss critical bugs.

Hey Guys,

I see that you've started up a discord and are looking to improve wallet ui and voting. That's really awesome. I also see there's been a few nice volume spikes. If I may continue my offering of suggestions:

1. You need a logo desperately. I have dm'd you a couple on twitter that I made on my phone in a few minutes to give an idea. I'm sure you could find someone who can accomplish a much greater feat of genius.
2. I would recommend beginning to add some generalized hashtags to your twitter posts. Simple ones like #crypto #cryptocurrency #cryptotrading #cryptotwitter might garner a little attention and it's an easy addendum.
3. You also need a different banner for your twitter—even a single color is better than any fuzzy or low resolution background.
4. I would again recommend trying to get the attention of some of the larger social media presences. Possibly through dms. You should be trying to build a network with some of the other projects out there, or the big voices—it's part of what helps the community grow.
5. Speaking of community. Your twitter would benefit from some fun/social style postings even amidst the informative posts. The tweet about the BTC real estate transaction, for instance, was a good one; there was a photo and the content was interesting.

Congrats again on the successful contest!

I hope this is helpful. Here's to greater volume and adoption.

Aloha ‘oe,
runrrunr

Anyone knows telegram? I would like to ask communities’s opinion about this project.