Man, take off for a handful of days and this thread has exploded. Had to cut my trip short to get back home and re-target the mining farm due to the adjustment in PoW block height.
DEV, you're killing it man. Just killing it. Very fine job thus far.
@Teka - Awesome choice for a Com Manager imho.
In regards to the name... I personally still see no problem with just XC. A lot of major brands are known by their acronym much more so than their actual name.
Excited to see where this goes. BlockChain 2.0 has a lot of people on the edge of their seats, in and of itself. The xnode implementation just puts XC that much further ahead of the curve in it's design aspects. Even though I am a miner, I am happy with the adjustments. ASIC, FPGA, or otherwise, PoW needed to be handled. Glad to see it was done so in an expedited fashion. Starting to feel like I did when LTC was launched! Only even more excited...
Dev, as many new members are entering the community, I think now would be a good time to state clearly answers to the following questions:
1) How is XC's anonymous transfer superior to DRK's?
2) How are Xnodes superior to DRK's masternodes?
3) How soon can we expect Xnode implementation into the wallets?
4) Can you explain how this will all relate to your "block chain 2.0" project?
Also, I think it would be a good idea to add answers to these questions (but maybe without the DRK comparisons, your call) in the OP so new people don't have to keep filtering through the many pages. This will help people more readily see why XC is currently the most undervalued, yet attractive altcoin on the market. Thanks
+1 to all of this. And I agree -- I think it would be a good idea to organize this information for people to see in the OP.
Some words from Dev:
I wanted to provide some more answers about the decentralized anonymous solution and how it will work
100XC to 1000XC's Required (#'s still being vetted)
Any client having the required XC's can enable xnode option (windows, mac & linux wallets)
xnodes will charge a fee which will be deducted from the transaction and kept in the local wallet << incentive based >>
no masternode or supernode required to communicate xnodes to clients
fully decentralized
Hope that answers all the questions, the majority of the code is already in the wallet and I expect a release supporting these features as outlined above to be available for testing in 3 weeks or less
You have 42 BTC buy wall on Criptsy...so silly 
No ...I won't complain, glad to have - cosmetics can come later! 
