Is there a reason that nautilus needs to be so steadfastly tied to bryce? There was a serious backlash when the blake coins were tied to NAUT before it had even built up much momentum. After the disaster that happened a few days ago I am finding this to be a strange announcement personally.
I suppose I'm just wondering when nautilus is going to have a chance to have its own brand identity. The price shows other people also feel uncertain, it's taken a right dive after all the work that was put in trying to stabilize it a short time ago.
I think it has more to do with the inflation being about 1% daily.
The dev situation didn't help confidence either. Do you think BK's business plan will be NAUT's brand identity? The Fitch fight was a petty smart move but POS seems to have been a huge distraction since then.
Yeah, it certainly messed things up a bit. As someone who's worked on a few fairly large projects in IT I can understand how tricky it is when a dev is giving you dates, and you're forced to choose between waiting and finding another person for the job. I think everyone can see that though, and as soon as we've got PoS going all of that will be forgotten and the real work will begin. The way I see it the time before PoS is just a way to distribute the coins among investors, as most of the mid-term projects are tied to the PoS implementation. Also, both BK and Bryce confirmed that they'll implement a dynamic PoS code, which will give Naut a technical, as well as economical, selling point.
So to summarize, in a month (?) Naut will hopefully have the following sellingpoints:
* A unique, dynamic PoS algorithm that may or may not be based on PoS 2.0.
* Fast transaction times.
* At least one multipool, that will push the price up and create volume.
* The NSF, which is not only unique to Naut but very hard to replicate because it's based on trust in the team behind it.
* A creator with resources, reputation and connections unheard of in the altcoin market.
* A very dedicated community.
That's a pretty damn good starting point if you ask me, even though I probably missed a couple of things