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Escrow? So who is the escrow then? You, or some other trusted person?
I thought they just are kept by dev team now...

It's all in one address, held in escrow. Also not staking since end of ICO or a couple days after.

Check any block explorer, it's the one with 186k.

Have the cbx collected during ICO already been sold ?

or dev is staking cbx for himself for months ?!

This is going to be exciting when they release the alpha. We just all have to wait and be patient, there are so many other ICOs, some don't even have all the tick marks.

hello, i saw that FAUSTO EDUARDO ARIAS MORENO is part of your team but at the same time is he involved in pesobit?

http://www.pesobit.net/#team it states here, that he is a Senior Developer – Programmer for pesobit team

hello, i saw that FAUSTO EDUARDO ARIAS MORENO is part of your team but at the same time is he involved in pesobit?

http://www.pesobit.net/#team it states here, that he is a Senior Developer – Programmer for pesobit team

Everybody is important, however small your investment might be.

I still do not yet have a working alpha version in my hands, so it is impossible to tell you a date; we are shooting for end of January now.

We are working on it still, no worries

Obstacles are coming down!

As the month of November comes to a close, here is a short status of our development efforts for the Spark Token network. We don't have an Alpha version yet, but some tough obstacles were eliminated.

Cryptocurrency is all about opensource, and we will stand by that principle as we use existing opensource code, and will share our work for others (sharing code is also a requirement for exchanges). Thing is, the Spark Token wallet uses some degree of existing code but adding PoS, let alone PoSP to a 2.0 coin is proving to be quite a challenge. Well, this is good news, as it really means we are creating something truly new; many existing 2.0 coins use DPoS, which I see as extremely unfair as it does not allow the little guy from benefitting from staking; DPoS gives all staking rewards to a small group of privileged people.

The idea of a sidechain token system was good, but with SPK we are replacing unfair DPoS with economically sound PoSP.

We are currently working on the Linux wallet for SPK; this means we are building from a more stable ground which will be easier to port to an online wallet running on a Linux server. Naturally, a Windows wallet will follow.

In November we have gone through a few obstacles, such as the new address generation process; we are still left with adding PoSP and creating a Windows wallet as our challenges. I had said previously that we wanted the final distribution to take place before Christmas, but I am not sure this will be possible the way things are evolving.

I am still looking for help in the promoting and graphic aspect; anyone interested please contact me.