Topic: [BCN] Bytecoin. Secure, private, untraceable since 2012 - page 110. (Read 1070171 times)

The question here is if bytecoin is actually developing well? If yes and everything is going as the roadmap, so is it important that we need to know what happened with the old dev? If there was the new team dev and they are working good, so is it better? I means we should care about what and how they are doing rather than who they are

The question here is if bytecoin is actually developing well? If yes and everything is going as the roadmap, so is it important that we need to know what happened with the old dev? If there was the new team dev and they are working good, so is it better? I means we should care about what and how they are doing rather than who they are

Seems dev team was changed.

No any old reputable guys but some strange noobs instead of.

So I'm worry - where is the old team?
Killed, kidnaped by aliens, jailed by FBI/NSA/CIA?

693 million Bytecoin have been emitted as the result of the bug recently.

Who is guilty, old devs or new?

Was it just an error or deliberately act?
What to expect next?

I'm not sure some guys here are actually investing in bcn or not. If you not, I don't have anything to say, except you just are trying to devalue the bcn's reputation and make new people stay away from it. If you are investing in bcn, please do something to promote it so that you can benefit. If you don't trust in it, simply just sell it rather than angry and shouting desperately. We have a choice and nobody force you something that you don't want.

445 members - 10% haters = 400 BCN community members

I checked your reputation, and found that there was a "trust", given by "Ullo" to you a few years ago. Was he the original developer of the bytecoin?

As there is no confirmation from Ullo, DStrange, Wanesst, this may mean that they may have left the team. If they spoke good English, and now there is no official communication directly with the developers on the public forums, this may also mean, the current english speaking part of the team may now include one or two persons, and since some of them were from Russia, it may be the team consists of a few Russia's guys, so without any good English language proficiency, and so no public communication on the public forums. This is not accuse anyone, simple to indicate a possibility. So, these are assumptions of course, and thus can be wrong, but because of no response of the BCN representative to your request, the whole situtation begins to look very strange more and more.

I doubt that their website has been hijacked, and that the BCN representative is thus a fake one. I think it is a real person, however, most probably outsourced anonimously, not knowing and thus not clear about the origins of the bytecoin.

Since you are a Minergate forum moderator, you think it is possible that the Minergate can also delist the bytecoin, if there is no "huge refutation" given very soon?

Suggestion from our community

"Hi Bytecoiners,
I would like to suggest that

This is the official Cryptopia answer!

As far as the people that know what they’re talking about have told me, our issue isn’t with Bytecoin, it’s code, reputation, market cap, nor it’s volume, it’s user’s, it’s followers or pages and pages of stuff. The reason is sadly, much more eye roll and head ache inducing than you can imagine… Poloniex doesn’t include a payment ID in its withdraws to Cryptopia which means that we can’t accept half our deposits due to not knowing wheres it’s coming from or where it’s destined – it’s just an amount that arrives in our hot wallet and is visible on the block chain. Some attentive people would see a transaction without a payment ID and then log support tickets knowing that without a PaymentID we couldn’t match it to a user account, within an hour often we would have 4-5 different support tickets from different users claiming the BCN sent to us from Polo was theirs.
 
To get around this for a while we simply sent transactions from Polo back to Polo, but this is cruel as it’s essentially forcing someone that wants to be our user to go and wait for Polo’s support team to respond. If you’re familiar with Polo, waiting for support is probably what caused them to try and withdraw from Polo and go to Cryptopia in the first place. For the sake of people wanting to move from Polo to Cryptopia, we simply can’t have BCN listed here; because through no fault of ours or yours, and even half due to the reasons you listed, BCN is a good currency to move wealth between exchanges, except when you’re withdrawing it from Polo to another exchange.
 
The Fees we get from BCN volume on our site doesn’t even start come close to the support overhead BCN causes us, and the negative reputation we get for “stealing peoples coins” because without PaymentIds our hands are tied. While folks are stuffing their bags with BCN and fleeing Polo, I don’t really know what else we can do – as inconvenient as it is to both of us; can you suggest any alternative?
 

.....and not a single fuck was given.

TRY #3

I'm not sure you, BCN_official, are really part of bcn team.
Could anybody from old BCN devs/team members proof you are team staff?

Ullo, DStrange, Wanesst???

BCN is about to hit $1 by 2018-2019

TRY #3

I'm not sure you, BCN_official, are really part of bcn team.
Could anybody from old BCN devs/team members proof you are team staff?

Ullo, DStrange, Wanesst???