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Ocupy coin is now called Blitz

Ocupy.net is reborn as Bitalize.com



Blockchain Delivery Network (BDN)

The BDN will power the next generation of applications that must query the blockchain without downloading it. The BDN network exposes the blockchain through a REST API that can be accessed without authentication. The Blockchain Delivery Network will be distributed, scalable and resiliant. The BDN Network builds ontop of the actively developed Bitpay technology stack. The BDN network will have no single point of failure and will try to promote decentralization via educating users on running their own node locally.

Eventually all 31 coins listed on Bitalize.com will be hosted on the BDN network. All applications developed for the BDN will be available to coin devs and their communities. This will increase the adoption and usage of the platform, while improving the security and making Web based wallets obselete.



BlitzNodes

The BDN network will comprise of user operated nodes, this will ensure the network is distributed and impossible to take down. Node operators will earn revenue for running a node, this revenue will come from increased transaction fee's on any application utilizing the BDN network.

When the network goes live BlitzNode operators will be required to hold a minimum of 30K Blitz to host a node. This may seem high but the number of nodes in the BDN network will be limited, this is ensure the profits from running a node are not saturated. To ensure the network provides adequate performance there will be strict technical requirements, some may need to purchase low cost VPS servers. The network will grow as the usage increases, Providing several applications on over thirty blockchains will eventually generate significant revenue from transaction fees.

Our BlitzNode code is being tested internally and is in use by BlitzPay. We hope to release the BDN Beta in the next two weeks.


Please find below the first application developed for the BDN.

BlitzPay

BlitzPay is a trustless multi platform Digital Currency wallet that never transmits the users Private Key to a server. BlitzPay signs transactions locally and uses local storage to hold sensitive information. Bitalize do not have access to your private keys further reducing the level of trust required by our user base. BlitzPay does not rely on a centralized service, a user can operate a local node if required. BlitzPay is a lite wallet that does not require a full blockchain download. BlitzPay is based on the open source HD BIP32 MultiSig wallet Copay developed by Bitpay. BlitzPay will have Chrome, Android, IOS and Windows Phone Applications. See the below link for the chrome application, the mobile wallets will be release sometime in the next week.

https://mega.co.nz/#!LlM3URIS!gTNTl0oZXUtifwueKP1cpTBS1-IeNjh3iHUg4o8RKd4

Staking seems to work well with this coin. I get lots of small stakes about every 10 minutes. Lots of work being done in the background. :How is the beta (zero trust) coming along?

Lot of good things happening now behind the scenes but can`t mention about everything yet in here

We are working on implementing new things and fixes in ZT after some great opinions from independent testers and privacy specialists

Killakem is focused on delivering FibreOS 2.0 with much more security improvements and some new surprises

In meantime also FibreLock 2.0 is being worked on so we can prepare some first of our tech for security audits and to open source it and as per SuperNET newsletter to inegrate it next in SuperNET wallet This is very important point if anyone missed it as part of SuperNET revenues is going to be send to core coins communities from which tech is integrated.

Working also on rebranding and business plan for Ocupy.net venture which will benefit both communities

A lof of positive things happening guys!

Just watch the action like always

Can you provide more info on the vTorrent client, where did he download it from? Was it a quote of the vTorrent dev that had a modified vTorrent? If so when and where was the post?
thanks

To claim that the cause of the hack is from vTorrent client is non-sense, I always supply MD5 hash with all of my release and if you download your client from my official Github release can ensure you it is clean.

I have spent countless hours trying to help users (and users in other coin) with their wallet problems and I am still holding some of our users fixed corrupted wallet.dat with total amount of 60-70k with their password for months now.

I have a decent job with reasonable pay check. I have absolutely no need to take that route.

I am willing to bet that the problem is with Teamviewer running in the background, please remove/disable it immediately.

@mxxxxxx please provide some proof if you have any, if not please edit your comment.


Regards,

vTorrent

To claim that the cause of the hack is from vTorrent client is non-sense, I always supply MD5 hash with all of my release and if you download your client from my official Github release can ensure you it is clean.

I have spent countless hours trying to help users (and users in other coin) with their wallet problems and I am still holding some of our users fixed corrupted wallet.dat with total amount of 60-70k with their password for months now.

I have a decent job with reasonable pay check. I have absolutely no need to take that route.

I am willing to bet that the problem is with Teamviewer running in the background, please remove/disable it immediately.

@mxxxxxx please provide some proof if you have any, if not please edit your comment.


Regards,

vTorrent

The cause of his problems was vtorrent client. It had a backdoor malware implemented with keylogger. Hacker sent his coins to Bittrex but they won`t help without a court order or subpoena.

So they have conntrol of your bittrex account too....

The cause of his problems was vtorrent client. It had a backdoor malware implemented with keylogger. Hacker sent his coins to Bittrex but they won`t help without a court order or subpoena.

So they have conntrol of your bittrex account too....

So they have conntrol of your bittrex account too....

No, bittrex wont help.

Quote from support:

 Ryan Hentz (Bittrex)

Apr 14, 19:04

Hi,

Bittrex cannot legally lock accounts without a court order or subpoena.

Thank you,

Ryan

Did you get your coins back?

Just wanted to thanks to MXXXXXX for helping me to try get back my stolen coins.

You are really man of honor. 

Somewhat surprisingly, I ended up with 2250 coins in that last drop...... which motivated me to download the wallet.  Aesthetically pleasing wallet design!! Best of all, I opened the wallet, it connected right up and started synching in the blink of an eye!!!  

Maybe that's a sign to set some additional orders..... oh wait, i already did that