The Devs rock - listening closely to the community and staying totally engaged.

This puppy is going to rock!

Today Exchange, any time CMC, Next week and beyond - moon.

The dev team is NOT careful.  They've made some really terrible mistakes already - stuff that I've never seen in other crypto projects (like having to reverse screwed up transactions).

Also, in spite of having far more $ than most crypto startups, they still have nothing but words (and not even that in the last newsletter) for investors.

I greatly regret not leaving my $ in BTC over the same period.

Newsletter today... BLAH, BLAH, BLAH... we're using your $ to go to fancy foreign conferences and eat in expensive restaurants... 

Check out our cool group photo in matching t-shirts.

Nothing investors would actually care about.  Like "Hey, we're listing ANYWHERE..." or "MainNET almost ready for launch..." 

Because those things require effort and discipline, values clearly lacking in this gang of amateurs.

My fear is the constant bungling of EVERYTHING...

There were like 3 straight screwups earlier in November (chain reversal, etc) that indicate the team has no clue...  They said "human error", "it won't happen again" - how scary is that?

They said - we'll be on Exchanges by end of year.  NOTTTTT.... In spite of having HUGE resources (massive investment, and Bitcoin has skyrocketed since they took the ICO in)

Now they say "Exchange has difficulty integrating our blockchain"... WHY?  Exchanges have no problems with everyone else's blockchain...

Maybe because TokenNET is failure, and MainNET is who knows how long away...

By the time they hit the market (if ever), others will have eaten their lunch...

Too long, too late, too slow, no excuses.  Least of  all money - they have TONS.

K, one last thing I promise...

I started out with Staking = 1 on my MN.

I managed to mine a few blocks, and also got a few (tiny) staking rewards.

Setup Guide suggests Staking = 0 so that MN Ranking doesn't get reset...

What is the ranking?  Does it increase the likelihood of mining future blocks?  Does it really matter?

Thanks,

Nate

Ok, never mind on that last point - I found the SoftLock instructions.

I'm trying to wrap my head around something...

It shows there are just over 500 MN now running.

Are all of these locked @ 10,000 coins or are some multiples of 10K (ie. 80K or 150K)

Do you need a separate MN for each 10K transaction that you lock?

If a block is found every few minutes, that's more than 1K blocks a day.

Divided by 500 nodes, you could expect to get a couple block rewards a day on a single MN?

Thanks,

Nate

Thanks for the response.

I have a MasterNode up and running, and made a bit of a rookie mistake.

After it mined 5 blocks, I send the 500 MAG to my desktop Windows wallet for storage.  After that I haven't mined anything in a day and a half, so I assumed moving the profits out killed off the MasterNode somehow. (Maybe raided some piece of the original 10,000 colat?)

So I moved all coin back to desktop wallet, sent a 10K transaction back to the MasterNode and started it up again.

Is there a way you can see if the Masternode is actually mining besides just waiting for successful block?

Is there a way to transfer surplus coins mined out to another wallet without screwing the MN up (in terms of the original investment?)

I think in the DASH world, they call this "Coin Control"

Thanks,

Nate

I like this coin.  A few things though before there will be any kind of real adoption..

1.  Get the Windows wallet app rebuilt in such a way that Windows Defender doesn't class it a virus and prevent it from being downloaded or installed by default.  This one thing is a huge barrier to people getting in - they just run to one of the other thousands of alt coins out there.  It nearly stopped me from bothering.  And is probably a ridiculously simple thing for the devs to fix.  Just do it.  NOW.

2.  Make it so that the wallet just syncs without having to hand edit config files in weird directories.  This isn't complicated.  The wallet software can be written to autogenerate the file properly, downloading the list of nodes from their site - and just query the user for a user/pass.  This way the wallet just works out of box.  Again, could be fixed with 5 minutes of work by the dev.  Do it.  NOW.

3.  Work toward getting listed on a more prominent Exchange.  This one I know is a long process, and less important in the short term - but it should be a next step for the team to increase volume.

Do these things, and this coin could grow legs.