its great to see that devs still develop this coin although the price is so low. i still see a big potential in this coin.....
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January 12, 2016, 12:39:21 AM
January 11, 2016, 09:52:22 PM
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January 09, 2016, 07:15:43 AM
The faucet is empty too. Would anybody be willing to send me a tiny qora handout while I wait for replies on my support requests? QSjpkcAQukYakKuprQPE4gJBYFoFFS3FWS
Please use the faucet at http://qora.co.in, it's currently well funded.
Thanks so much. It was empty a few hours ago.
January 09, 2016, 07:08:44 AM
only now noticed that,withdraw in CCEDK not works, as it has long been?
My withdrawals from poloniex and bter have also not gone through yet, after many hours.
polo is usually reliable, so that's a worry
i so can't wait for iDEX to be released, and hope QORA will be listed. centralised exchanges just suck
I've had to submit support ticket to polo on one or two occasions to get stuck withdrawal processed.
The faucet is empty too. Would anybody be willing to send me a tiny qora handout while I wait for replies on my support requests? QSjpkcAQukYakKuprQPE4gJBYFoFFS3FWS
Please use the faucet at http://qora.co.in, it's currently well funded.
January 09, 2016, 05:04:42 AM
only now noticed that,withdraw in CCEDK not works, as it has long been?
My withdrawals from poloniex and bter have also not gone through yet, after many hours.
polo is usually reliable, so that's a worry
i so can't wait for iDEX to be released, and hope QORA will be listed. centralised exchanges just suck
I've had to submit support ticket to polo on one or two occasions to get stuck withdrawal processed.
The faucet is empty too. Would anybody be willing to send me a tiny qora handout while I wait for replies on my support requests? QSjpkcAQukYakKuprQPE4gJBYFoFFS3FWS
January 09, 2016, 02:37:00 AM
only now noticed that,withdraw in CCEDK not works, as it has long been?
My withdrawals from poloniex and bter have also not gone through yet, after many hours.
polo is usually reliable, so that's a worry
i so can't wait for iDEX to be released, and hope QORA will be listed. centralised exchanges just suck
I've had to submit support ticket to polo on one or two occasions to get stuck withdrawal processed.
January 09, 2016, 02:35:45 AM
only now noticed that,withdraw in CCEDK not works, as it has long been?
My withdrawals from poloniex and bter have also not gone through yet, after many hours.
polo is usually reliable, so that's a worry
i so can't wait for iDEX to be released, and hope QORA will be listed. centralised exchanges just suck
January 08, 2016, 10:36:15 PM
only now noticed that,withdraw in CCEDK not works, as it has long been?
My withdrawals from poloniex and bter have also not gone through yet, after many hours.
January 08, 2016, 05:45:15 AM
only now noticed that,withdraw in CCEDK not works, as it has long been?
January 08, 2016, 12:48:43 AM
OK, let me buy at polonix exchangers.
January 07, 2016, 05:31:22 PM
That's the main development team, but there's also the AT team working on pairing Qora with Bitcoin (also Litecoin and Burst) so that you can trade directly between the blockchains without using an exchange.
Speaking of development: does Qora have the tech to directly compete with this announced alt? Ian seems to think that Qora can.
We have a full working decentralized social network with like, share, follow and so on. Every person can create own decentralized blogs with own rules (who is able to post and so on), websites etc.
So from the first glance we have that tech already, yes. Of course you need the qora client to perform an action, yes. We could also create a webserver that allows logging into an account and perfoming an action, but there is always a trust issue regarding those centralized webserver, so it's better if every user just uses his own client to prevent misuse or loss of coins and keep everything real decentralized.
Edit:
If I am not mistaken the MaskNetwork just has webnodes (that everyone can create) where you can login with your account and then make a post if your account has enough currency. So it will of course be hard to take all of them out yes, but you have to trust those nodes that they don't take your private key when you login and make a transaction. They seem to have some security methods like frozen addresses and one time passwords, but how do I set them up without an own trusted local client? If I create them on one of those nodes the owner of that node can read them too?
January 07, 2016, 03:35:13 PM
That's the main development team, but there's also the AT team working on pairing Qora with Bitcoin (also Litecoin and Burst) so that you can trade directly between the blockchains without using an exchange.
Speaking of development: does Qora have the tech to directly compete with this announced alt? Ian seems to think that Qora can.
January 07, 2016, 07:23:54 AM
The coins is interesting, where can I buy some.
Please go to poloniex.com or ccedk.com to buy QORA. Bter isn't recommended anymore.
The highest volume is on poloniex!
January 07, 2016, 01:36:38 AM
The coins is interesting, where can I buy some.
January 07, 2016, 01:30:52 AM
That's the main development team, but there's also the AT team working on pairing Qora with Bitcoin (also Litecoin and Burst) so that you can trade directly between the blockchains without using an exchange.
This sounds really amazing. Is there a timetable when this feature will be released?
Could be a real killer app for Qora to get a huge push.
January 06, 2016, 02:24:42 PM
Hi, I'm new and excited about Qora.
I can't seem to access http://qora.co.in:9090/ -- it won't respond on the port. Is this working for anybody else?
I can't seem to access http://qora.co.in:9090/ -- it won't respond on the port. Is this working for anybody else?
Explorer at http://qora.co.in/? is down for 3 days but no one seems to care.
agran already knows about this but he is currently on vacation. He will fix it as soon as he has some time. In the meantime you can use the local blockexplorer of your wallet (which has exactly the same functions).
is there only one developer working on this project?
qora.co.in is owned and run by one of the developer (agran). Vrontis, vbcs, agran and me are the developer working on qora in general. This is no fix group, if you or anyone else know something about java you are welcome to join...this project needs any help it can get.
That's the main development team, but there's also the AT team working on pairing Qora with Bitcoin (also Litecoin and Burst) so that you can trade directly between the blockchains without using an exchange.
January 06, 2016, 10:18:11 AM
Looks like it's up again 
But it hasn't synced since november !! It has no new blocks. http://qora.co.in:9090/index/blockexplorer.html
But it hasn't synced since november !! It has no new blocks. http://qora.co.in:9090/index/blockexplorer.html
January 06, 2016, 10:11:28 AM
Hi, I'm new and excited about Qora.
I can't seem to access http://qora.co.in:9090/ -- it won't respond on the port. Is this working for anybody else?
I can't seem to access http://qora.co.in:9090/ -- it won't respond on the port. Is this working for anybody else?
Explorer at http://qora.co.in/? is down for 3 days but no one seems to care.
agran already knows about this but he is currently on vacation. He will fix it as soon as he has some time. In the meantime you can use the local blockexplorer of your wallet (which has exactly the same functions).
is there only one developer working on this project?
qora.co.in is owned and run by one of the developer (agran). Vrontis, vbcs, agran and me are the developer working on qora in general. This is no fix group, if you or anyone else know something about java you are welcome to join...this project needs any help it can get.
Thank you to the Qora dev team
It would be great if the community could fund a 'project manager' to help the dev team with things like marketing and infrastructure.
January 06, 2016, 09:36:46 AM
Hi, I'm new and excited about Qora.
I can't seem to access http://qora.co.in:9090/ -- it won't respond on the port. Is this working for anybody else?
I can't seem to access http://qora.co.in:9090/ -- it won't respond on the port. Is this working for anybody else?
Explorer at http://qora.co.in/? is down for 3 days but no one seems to care.
agran already knows about this but he is currently on vacation. He will fix it as soon as he has some time. In the meantime you can use the local blockexplorer of your wallet (which has exactly the same functions).
is there only one developer working on this project?
qora.co.in is owned and run by one of the developer (agran). Vrontis, vbcs, agran and me are the developer working on qora in general. This is no fix group, if you or anyone else know something about java you are welcome to join...this project needs any help it can get.
January 06, 2016, 09:28:57 AM
Hi, I'm new and excited about Qora.
I can't seem to access http://qora.co.in:9090/ -- it won't respond on the port. Is this working for anybody else?
I can't seem to access http://qora.co.in:9090/ -- it won't respond on the port. Is this working for anybody else?
Explorer at http://qora.co.in/? is down for 3 days but no one seems to care.
agran already knows about this but he is currently on vacation. He will fix it as soon as he has some time. In the meantime you can use the local blockexplorer of your wallet (which has exactly the same functions).
is there only one developer working on this project?
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