Working on updating info at coinmarketcap and coingecko, to update info with TAG ethereum token. Tagcoin.org already redirects to tagbond.com, so do most of the links.

Tagbond.com is running main net and rinkeby networks, and investigating setup of Layer 2 network to run NFTs and ERC20 tokens, with TAG being the currency to perform actions within that chain. At some point, will add TAG to swap contracts enabling better liquidity.

Eventually, will get TAG onto Binance.com but takes time.

Offer still stands to exchange old TAG for new TAG on ethereum, which can be used to create NFTs or pay for other token creation services inside Tagbond.com

On Tagcash, working on release of updated app built on Flutter, which also has feature to create your own mini apps. One of those mini apps in production is a non custodial mini app for Ethereum/Tokens, Bitcoin and Stellar/Assets. TAG is used inside the app, to pay for mini app template rentals, or as rewards, or for whatever people want.

This is too much. Incredible how many things you're mentioning on the road map. As the last road map was pretty crazy ambitious but completed pretty fast, I have a lot of faith in this one. Top 50 this year would be super! At least top 100 before the summer would be nice

Thanks hash , can you or anybody tell me, is Tagcoin going to be obsolete or will it still be a viable currency thereabouts.

Hello I am new, I asked on old thread thought I'd ask here also,  is there wallets for Tagcoin, I couldn't find for iOS only tagcash but didn't work , I'm not sure about it 

@santiagomaicon - Tagcash is a permissioned blockchain using Multichain, so it may not to be everyones liking. You can check out tech specs of Multichain on multichain.com. Consensus is set at 75% of any added mining nodes, currently we maintain all nodes, but expect to add banks and other reputable companies as we grow. As for setup, we will be one of the few companies regulated under the central bank and again, one of few companies running a regulated Fiat currency on a blockchain.

@ruleben - the team info is on the whitepaper and on the website, I didn't want to replicate the entire whitepaper on this forum.

@roncar - The presale continues into January - Within the Tagcash Wallet Android application, Pesos can be deposited via 7-Eleven and most Banks (OTC or online) in Philippines, and Bitcoin deposited, converted at coinmarketcap rates into Pesos. Then using the TAG trader module, TAG can be purchased. We are working on the crowdfunding module on beta.tagash.com and you will be able to buy directly using ETH, BTC and Pesos. With the exchange, BTC can be bought and sold at whatever people are selling or buying for...trade fees will be 0.1 % on the buy or sell side, so it won't be quite the same as other companies in PH

@hashcash - I think i just processed your request at 3 to 1..

If you want to buy privately you can also contact me directly. If in China, I will put you onto the Chinese team members handling private placements there.

@roncar - the team is as it has been for the last few years - our office in Philippines, which is about 20 staff, and my office in India, about 12 developers, and have added another 5 freelancer developers for certain sections of the wallet (eg: HD wallets is quite specialized)...adding more to get the services modules done. There is a lot done, but a lot more to do.

@mPUTZ - 100 Million TAG was issued, some allocated for Burn and Add of the old TagCoin currency, 20% kept by Tagcash and the remainder is being sold by private placement in China mostly, although some sold in Philippines as well. The public sale won't be till Feb/March - Those details and more are on the website and the whitepaper..

It's strange because when I try to open the file it doesn't even open up the dmg file so I can move it to my applications  I'll update my computer and see if that helps

Do you have it locked on your dock and trying to run it from there? If so, try removing it from the dock and running the actual app from the Applications folder.

Dear Community,

as we are developing and testing DAPP in these days, we are adding some real-time photos, of how it looks like:

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Hope you like it.

We wanted to share with you a short explanation what is DAPP, to clarify for those who are newbies in the community.

DAPP is an abbreviated form for decentralized application.

A DAPP has its back end code running on a decentralized peer-to-peer network. Contrast this with an app where the back end code is running on centralized servers. A DAPP can have front end code and user interfaces written in any language (just like an app) that can make calls to its back end. Furthermore, its front end can be hosted on decentralized storage such as Swarm or IPFS.
If an app=frontend+server
since Ethereum contracts are code that runs on the global Ethereum decentralized peer-to-peer network, then:
DAPP = frontend + contracts


Making an Ethereum-backed web application gives you several things for free:

Payment processing: No need to integrate with Stripe or PayPal to accept funds from users. All users can send/receive Ether as a common payment means.

User Credentials:
Users don't need to sign up; they already have an account, which is a public/private key to bind with their user session and metadata.

Database:
Storing a lot of data in the blockchain is expensive, so likely the blockchain isn't going to be the only database for the application, but mission-critical pieces of data can be stored forever on the blockchain.

Logging:
Etherum contracts can create their own logs, which a DApp can query to know what's happened in the past, rather than needing to create separate logs.

Trust:
Your users can trust your code, since not only is the front-end (Javascript) code visible (via browser inspection tools), but the back-end logic (contract code) can be inspected too, so it can be independently verified that your code doesn't have backdoors in it to steal all their funds.
If you're planning on using any of these in your application, either initially or long-term, building as Ethereum-backed (a DApp) gives it a nice head-start.

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yours CreditDev team

You are recommending our long term strategy should be ONLY buy and sell Air?

Sorry, but our priorities are:

1. Focusing strong on the development of our Atomic key registration platform
2. Participating personally on Crypto conferences worldwide / growing our ambassador base
3. Bringing in partners who are beginning to build their businesses on Crown - big announcement in Spain coming in days
4. Marketing our development efforts in order to grow our community - a professional marketing company is helping us starting early next week.

90% of mine is from the 2.xx price. Could be some just know how great populous is more than others. But 3.xx is not bad either. If you think that populous as a company will be worth $9, have fun.

Yeah just saw a venture capitalist show up and scoop up 10,000 in one go. Plebs are selling too low easy money lol.

Sure, first, start the wallet and let it sync up. This way you won't freak out when you see a zero balance (It has to load the blockchain before it can determine your balances )

Next, exit your wallet

Then, go to this directory: ~/Library/Application Support/Dash/  (it might be dash, I don't own a mac) and replace your saved wallet.dat file with the wallet.dat files you find in there.  BTW, if you gave it a different name when you saved it (often a good idea so it isn't lost in the confusion) rename it to wallet.dat when you're ready to use it.  Always keep a copy (or two or three) of your wallet.dat file for safe keeping )

Then start the wallet back up

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