I think you need to move another hundred or one and a half blocks. 20-30 blocks per day is not serious.
Or we will wait another month.
Even if someone can not reconfigure on time - in any case, no one mine. It's useless
pre-mined projects with proof of stake have been working wonders on basic networks. if you could get enough POS terminals in say a few walmarts running node, then the issue no longer exists, but then how practical is an outlook like that? I like that this project is entirely in our hands, but i feel like there are no safety nets or firm foundation yet provided on the part of our dev team. I need more proof that the dev team is really making strides right now (even if it is so early in the game). The best thing that can happen this year, is a smooth transition into a more feasible project that has every road block worked out before hand. A coin worth no less than 75 cents by December would be tantamount to showing up this project for a bare minimum of it's worth. The only way that this can happen is for everyone to get cracking on a desktop wallet that is more groundbreaking than your average core clone, and for our developers to smooth out the block chain and set up a roadmap for keeping the entire network on par with really supporting a massive network with serious development in mind. This concept is a golden pitch, but everything that we're working with in terms of a product is bronze or worse right now. There is some serious restructuring in order to make this whole market and the technologies involved to thrive.
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This is a good step and as a small business owner, it's not only feasible, but natural to use this option in an area where crypt o investments are dime a dozen, however im also thinking on a scale that appeals to franchising, which normally has POS machines that operate on a very settled basis on an endogenous program. How could this technology be included as a payment option for say a subway franchise? there are franchise businesses that cover several chains and dozens of locations in certain districts and the included option for crypt o payments should be simple and easy to book revenue. Another concern is the stability (and marginal gain) for keeping an asset in Graft tokens. IF I were to provide employees of my business with sample of tokens in order to give them a share of our value, I would need to know that the asset that I'm using as a security for my employees is not only fungible, but worthwhile to consider as an investment. I would proudly consider accepting crypt o payments given the vitality of this project as not only a user friendly experience, but also a practical means of transaction and economic business.