The market hates uncertainties, which lack of regular XCN updates exacerbate. That's why I suggested a roadmap (with bi/weekly updates to the perennial favorite question "Are we there yet?").
Yes I agree, we could use more frequent updates. We just haven't done much on the core code lately, my focus has been on the web wallet and block explorer. Optimized "slice sharing" will be the next update and then after that I want to focus on fixing important bugs, especially that wallet corruption issue which seems to affect the Qt wallet on Windows machines. Catia thinks we should completely scrap Qt in favor of a web based rpc wallet but I'm not sure that's a good idea because that approach comes with its own set of problems. In any case it'll be a while before we start focusing on anonymity.
I think you in essence have to do both - re the wallet -
you have to have the "server side" this is your core for the blockchain, so your focus should be here first that is your base without it you don't have a crypto -
then you can pretty up a RPC wallet, otherwise you have no faith in security - it's is such a pity there are not more developers helping you guys.
very descriptive of how centralized the market is, Bitcoin is a meme that will soon collapse, this will be fortunate as it will bring "Developer diversity."
Summary:
1. Secure the server side, iron out bugs in the QT its C++ and open source this is the "crypto currency" without this you have no decentralization so without it write off the idea -
2. Pretty up the web wallet but don't focus here this can all be done 3rd party - i.e if you get 1 right other people will build a "pretty frame" around your core code.
3. Block explore is important,
A. Core code
B. Explorer
C. Miner access
C everything else.
D. forget the price.
