We should try to get listed on the new Cryptorush 2.0.  Looks way nicer then then Allcoin.

We should try to get listed on the new Cryptorush 2.0.

You guys need to pick a readable font and stick with it.

Also, the use of multiple different large type size fonts in the same announcements and "Tech Community" Posts looks armature and is just not very aesthetically pleasing.  I'm sure that has turned people away, in spite of the new creative initiatives you are putting in place.  

The whimsical designs here just don't go along with the notion of an up and coming professional and stable crypto-currency.  I know Testing Crypto is trying hard, and I applaud his efforts, but remember for the new potential "investors/backers/coin holders" that you are seeking to gain through the giveaways and Twitter campaign; "You will never get a second chance to make a first impression".  

I'm not trying to be insulting, I'm just stating a truth that needs to be addressed, since your guys' plan seems to be starting to come together.

What is the IRC chatroom name?

So if I stake 5000 coins how many Stake2win entries do I get and how much does it cost me to enter?

How is the website coming along?

How do you short alt coins?

Awesome new block explorer.

"evtrmm"  I sent you a PM about it.

Exactly!!!

To all the FUDsters calling scam...

Alt coins are illiquid markets.  There is going to volatility anytime someone with large holdings exits, whether its some "master pumper" or just some random person who saw their 7 BTC worth of XST go to 70 BTC and needed to sell to raise cash money to cover a bad week of football bets without their wife finding out.  

To say every coin that retraces 50% of its value from its high price is a scam is fucking stupid and you don't understand the nature of markets.  BTC had had many 50%+ pullbacks as it was building its market cap.  Is BTC a scam?  Many in the mainstream media called it bullshit as it continued its rise, now it is a hot bed for VC capital.  I'm not saying XST is the next BTC what I am saying is that all the small time players bitching about this coin being a scam are bunch of fucking retards.  Nothing that gains 1000%+  in a few weeks continues to go straight up.  

Here's a quick lesson for the dumb shits that immediately start calling scam when their bets go under water.  The amount of volatility an asset has will rise as the rate of return on that asset accelerates.  

Seriously people, this coin rose over 1000% in few weeks.  You didn't see a flush out in the cards?  

Can someone explain to me how stake weight and network weight are related?

I'm willing to put up the bounty for a new bock explorer.  PM me. 

Does anyone know how much BTC it would cots to have someone make a better block explorer with a rich list?  I can't imagine it would cost that much.

If anyone has an idea of cost or is capable of doing this and wants to give me a quote please post a reply or PM me.   

Is there anyway to see how many coins are being staked?

I think we should implement some kind of anon. technology and then join the BTCD "supernetwork" which solidifies the anon technology and security. If implementing anon tech is beyond the scope of what our devs. can do, I would be willing to fund the project ( as long as I could vet the dev. who would be contracted to implement the anon).  By farming out any possible anon. I would still expect the current dev team to be running the show (in case that was unclear).

I also have some ideas. I'm on vacation through next Wednesday.  I'll post a "blue print" when I get back.

I'll pledge 10,000 or so coins to support the blockchain.  I just moved some off the exchange.  Here's the link to verify: http://techblocks.chainworks.info:8324/address/TEA2hQJXa8jabkDJB1o3PvPCLvXiN92gc1

I'll provide enough volume on Bittrex to keep the coin listed while ideas for the future of the coin are fleshed out. 

The coins just showed up.  That was a test to see if things were working smoothly.  I was going to move more coins to stake but I'm a bit hesitant now.

Another staking question.  Is it the total number of coins staked that helps the blockchain move or is it the number of wallets staking coins or a combination of both?

Hypothetically if I stake 10% of the total coins created would that cause a dramatic increase in the number of blocks that get generated?