Topic: Bullion (CBX) 'the Digital Precious Metal' | 2019 Roadmap published - page 35. (Read 359514 times)

how many coins for a masternode?

yes that very good , with the coming masternode and new valut plus coinbook many should want to get cbx . a stable store of value

Deposits and withdraws for Bullion are once again enabled at Cryptopia. Happy trading!

Roadmap 2017-2018 status report!

Development of Vault 3.0.0 continues, as promised, and as I am always in touch with Cryptopia and our coding team here are the latest developments:

1) After discussing with a few officers from Cryptopia and confirming with them that CBX Vault 3 will not be a swap, we have now 99.5% chance of implementing our desired name change with new logo. I still did not get the final OK however, as we all know Cryptopia's responsiveness has suffered greatly recently. I know my way around with Cryptopia to get things done, just right now they are really swamped.

2) In the previous update, I revealed that we were testing the staking capability of Vault 3; in this test we hit a bug however, our new codebase Vault 3 is somehow infringing one or more rules when attempting to form new blocks, and existing Vault 2.4.3s are rejecting blocks generated by Vault 3. We are conducting extensive tests to find out what rules are being infringed and how to solve this issue.

3) We were able to successfully compile the new Vault 3 code for Windows OS, so this is a major step.

4) Current Vault 2.4.3's loading time has been greatly reduced in Vault 3, using the fastindex function instead of making the Vault extensively recheck things that were checked already, on every launch. Vault 3 launches in under 1 minute now, close to 15 seconds on a SSD drive.

That's it for now, enjoy the rest of the week!

Thank you, I have reached out to both of the provided contacts.

guys CBX at cryptopia is showing no connections and they are asking for nodes please speak them and get this fix they are the only exchange we have at the moment

blocknet is free i believe just contact atcsecure and dan will be able to set it up or actually you can self add if if you know how i think

barterdex then jl777b is best to ask about that.

Not sure if any have heard, however there is a new service launching in the next month to compete directly with Coinbase (crypto for fiat exchange). This service, Coinbook.com, is US based, is fully funded and includes a team of lawyers, accountants, developers and auditors.

As many know, US regulations are extremely challenging to navigate but the companies that do so provide a level of insurance, credibility, validity and stability that large investors demand. This US regularoty approval gives services such as Coinbase and Coinbook promise of beign wildly successful as well as the coins that obtain listing on their respective platforms.

Now I mention Coinbook.com (https://coinbook.com/) because we have established communication, they are fans of and will list Bullion (CBX). However there is a caveat. Due to US regulations, they cannot do so if we implement anon or coin mixing features... We could still implement masternodes with instant transactions and self-governance, however, coin mixing and anon functions would have to be omited.

I personally feel Bullion does not need to be an anonymous coin. Our niche is wealth storage, we are the Digital Precious Metal. There are other coins designed to serve the anon purpose, do we NEED this feature? Yes it is a nice to have, however, is it worth missing out on an opportunity such as this?

This is a decision we would like the community's input on. Please see the new poll at the top of the page and lets hear your vote. Feel free to reply with comments to this thread as well.

Thank you in advance.

Not sure if any have heard, however there is a new service launching in the next month to compete directly with Coinbase (crypto for fiat exchange). This service, Coinbook.com, is US based, is fully funded and includes a team of lawyers, accountants, developers and auditors.

As many know, US regulations are extremely challenging to navigate but the companies that do so provide a level of insurance, credibility, validity and stability that large investors demand. This US regularoty approval gives services such as Coinbase and Coinbook promise of beign wildly successful as well as the coins that obtain listing on their respective platforms.

Now I mention Coinbook.com (https://coinbook.com/) because we have established communication, they are fans of and will list Bullion (CBX). However there is a caveat. Due to US regulations, they cannot do so if we implement anon or coin mixing features... We could still implement masternodes with instant transactions and self-governance, however, coin mixing and anon functions would have to be omited.

I personally feel Bullion does not need to be an anonymous coin. Our niche is wealth storage, we are the Digital Precious Metal. There are other coins designed to serve the anon purpose, do we NEED this feature? Yes it is a nice to have, however, is it worth missing out on an opportunity such as this?

This is a decision we would like the community's input on. Please see the new poll at the top of the page and lets hear your vote. Feel free to reply with comments to this thread as well.

Thank you in advance.

What steps are necessary to get listed on these 2 exchanges?

USD/CBX would be the trade pair that I am certain of. I will have to inquire about the CBX/BTC pair, however the USD one is the one that will be biggest benefit here in my opinion.

Voted to drop Anon and get listed.

Anonymity is not needed. CBX should keep its clean cut image, focus on attracting the right type of investors.

This is great news. Will CBX be traded as a USD/CBX pair as well as BTC?