Topic: [ANN] Syscoin- FINAL 2.0 LAUNCHED! *ENCRYPTION, MARKETPLACE, BTC INTEGRATION* - page 180. (Read 582967 times)

No PokerStars here in the US for us any more... 

Yes I agree this person will regret, but to call them stupid is not nice. They said personal reasons, and this might be unavoidable.

I've said before I see no other coins coming close to this coin but maybe ETH, but they are not a coin. NXT and supernet might be only thing that comes close, but still from things I'm seeing they are a second best option.

Looking at tech, dedication, funding, communication with community, testing and retesting bugs, making sure to release best product they can, this coin is the best. They added (don't quote me) but I believe over 40% more coding to this coin, which is far from a clone coin.

This is a product, meant to be used, and in crypto 2.0 is the best i've seen. If someone can find a better coin then show me, but this one is extremely undervalued and under appreciated at this point.

If NXT can make it in top 10, this coin can surpass NXT easy. Maybe I also don't fully understand supernet either, but not sure how all these coins sharing tech is going to make all them rise in value? Each would just be a copy of the other, and most likely NXT would be best coin rising in value.

The way I'm seeing it, is cryptos 1.0 have winners, BTC, LTC, and DOGE. Cryptos 2.0 Will clearly also have winners, and Syscoin have no doubts will be at top of that list.

OK who is dumping on Bittrex??? 

OMG..that will be the biggest mistake of your life.. am stupid..but not that stupid CRAZY..big things come 4 those who wait.. TRUST ME YOU WILL REGRET IT

That's too bad and I'm sorry to hear that personal reasons have led you to that decision, thanks for the support though.

I sold all my syscoins for personnel reasons but think it will rise one day.

They ran into problems with the migration, it's not uncommon and it doesn't detract from the way they've run the exchange up to this point; nor does it foretell the way they will run it moving forward. I'm staying loyal to Mintpal. Let the anti-Moolah brigade jump ship

Just don't sell your sys  
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Never....I'm just going to another exchange. That was directed at moolah not Sys devs.
Check out mintpal site right now and all their excuses. They're still down and it ain't pretty.

Thanks @dano - the professional and rigorous approach from this team + your new blockchain technologies = bright future for this coin!

 

Thanks everyone for the support- we have been working away at this like crazy but we are not satisfied with the level of testing applied to the current solution. While everything in the 0.1.5 RC3 development candidate seems fine we need to test it more before we release it. To be clear the previous issue that caused the postponement with encrypted wallets has been resolved sufficiently, the issue we're addressing now is different.

Development Update

We'll be delaying the RC3 release for up to 72hrs in order to complete testing on the current candidate code- we do apologize for the delay!

I've also gone ahead and updated the post on our blog with this information as well. We expect to release this sooner than 72hrs.

I am buying like a crazy.  And you are right about price dropping reason.

100% what this guy said. ^^^^^

sony playstation online play went down for 3 months  hacked to death >:(now they have billions at there mercy  ;)so why did they not sort that problem out in 2 days...3 months and over a billion users.. they can hire the best devs on the planet ..and many devs where hired i bet for top dollar

Just don't sell your sys  

when syscoin launched...they stubbed their toe some and worked hard and got it right.
Because of that Moolah made them jump through hoops,held back their money and acted like their coders could "help" the syscoin team if they needed it.

Mintpal has been down since oct 1 when they started their V2 update and guess what?, it's taken longer than they thought, they have a migration error that effecting like 7,000 users and they admit they don't know why!
Word of advice Moolah.....before you act all high and mighty....take care of your own stuff.
The syscoin guys could probably give you a hand except you held them hostage for their money for problems much smaller than the crap you've caused.

Soon as I can get back to my account, free fee or not.....I'm pulling out.
Hell with you guys.

Dan.... I like you buddy! Very professional all the time and I know you care about what you do because I see it when you interact with the community of syscoin. Makes me glad to hold a nice chunk and I keep buying!

Just another update since I know 0.1.5 RC3 is due today, we are still on this last issue. Seems like something we should be able to address and still make RC3 available today.

We are revamping our entire test process since things are scaling on many fronts very rapidly- we will be moving to a test process akin to that of an enterprise software development company. This means integration tests, strict rules about unit tests, automated functional tests, etc. This is not a simple process nor am I aware of many other altcoins that exercise a process like this- if you know of one that we can use as a reference it would be very much appreciated. Short of another "altcoin" which leverages these professional processes we will be mirroring and adapting these processes from our own experience in enterprise software development (tools like Hudson/Jenkins, Maven, Any one of a number of unit testing tools, AFT tools for QT we'll need to research but something like protractor/Jasmine/Selenium for web AFT, etc). We do some unit testing of course at present, but this is a move to an entirely different scale of testing and test automation.

If you are someone who has experience in standing up this type of environment around a crypto-client or QT client, we'd love to chat with you- shoot me a PM or email.

Negative.  I am dumping a few alts (not SYS ATM as I have a plan when market opens) for BTC and holding them in offline wallets. If it rises back to $500-$600 range again then I will split 1/2 reinvest in alt of the month and cash out 1/2.  If this strat works, I've done nothing but gained. I will end up with roughly the same amount in fiat that I had in BTC holdings and have the same amount of fiat to invest in alts.

Interesting... so you will sell for btc and sell on a pump to go back in fiat then hope btc comes back around to buy again and then buy your alt again?

Sounds like alot of variables to increase exposure..

USC is pretty dead, why care of it. ID=1 has loads more of cool coins