Topic: Whatever happened to eMunie? - page 3. (Read 2994 times)
I forgot about emunie, but I was very interested in it about a year ago. If it comes out I will keep an eye on it for sure.
Because it's not possible. It's like with the moon landing. Development of any ground breaking technology has many development issues. The client works fine since many months with the blockchainless protocol on a simulated Bitcoin scale transaction volume. But we don't want to replace Bitcoin, we want to replace Paypal, Mastercard and Visa. It's not trivial.
Why is not doing that bad? Why is working on this tech without the pressure of a release date a bad thing?
I'm in no rush, it's ready when it's ready and I'll make those announcements when I feel the vision is complete, the tech is ready, we are happy with it, and the dates are achievable.
We have developed tech that no ones even close to having, and that takes time, so it's worth doing right, because from where I'm sitting no one else has other that Satoshi. And the "competition", it's small fry in the grand scheme of things.
I'm in no rush, it's ready when it's ready and I'll make those announcements when I feel the vision is complete, the tech is ready, we are happy with it, and the dates are achievable.
We have developed tech that no ones even close to having, and that takes time, so it's worth doing right, because from where I'm sitting no one else has other that Satoshi. And the "competition", it's small fry in the grand scheme of things.
If you guys claim eMunie is still alive, why not give a concrete release date and serious & believable (project) roadmap?
I didn't realize the game was over? Who changed it so it was? 
There is nothing to indicate you can make it work...
You have completely misjudged other successful Gen 2.0 platforms for 18 months...
And fallen way behind by applying a glacial, corporate development approach to a fast moving sector.
And it's not even about currency anymore...
It's about businesses building and delivering REVENUES on your platform.
So, yes, the game you seem to be playing is over.
Nothing to indicate...ok, I guess the client must be a figment of my imagination.
And are you kidding me?? Successful Gen 2.0 platforms? What? Unless Bitcoin is suddenly regarded as 2.0 I don't see any success, the roost is still ruled by 1.0 tech, Bitcoin, Ripple, LTC and others. All the "2.0" platforms are behind. I don't even consider Bitcoin a success anymore, 2-3 million users after 5 years would be a failure in any other industry sector.
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And it's not even about currency anymore...
It's about businesses building and delivering REVENUES on your platform.
It's about businesses building and delivering REVENUES on your platform.
THIS is why nothing is more successful than Bitcoin, everyone is running around being a bunch of fat greedy assholes only concerned about making money, instead of actually concentrating on what matters.
I don't get the stigma surrounding what we are trying to do, and you know what, I don't even care about it anymore...play in your sandpit, there is a whole world out there no one here seems to care about.
I didn't realize the game was over? Who changed it so it was?
There is nothing to indicate you can make it work...
You have completely misjudged other successful Gen 2.0 platforms for 18 months...
And fallen way behind by applying a glacial, corporate development approach to a fast moving sector.
And it's not even about currency anymore...
It's about businesses building and delivering REVENUES on your platform.
So, yes, the game you seem to be playing is over.
There is currently no digital currency available that can even compare to the eMunie Beta from 2013. I would even say there is no digital currency period. All we have are digital assets certificates comparable to gold or oil certificates. The first digital currency out will be the new standard. And since there is nothing else comparable to eMunie even in development, I think eMunie will be the first digital currency out. Even after all these (necessary) delays.
Any tech based on a blockchain is bound to fail. It's slow, ineffective, error prone, and hard to use.
I didn't realize the game was over? Who changed it so it was?
There is nothing to indicate you can make it work...
You have completely misjudged other successful Gen 2.0 platforms for 18 months...
And fallen way behind by applying a glacial, corporate development approach to a fast moving sector.
And it's not even about currency anymore...
It's about businesses building and delivering REVENUES on your platform.
So, yes, the game you seem to be playing is over.
Dear Zer0Sum,
May I suggest to you this?:
Make a print - in big font - of your post.
Put it in a nice frame.
Hang it over your bed.
Then - every night when you go to bed - look at it and say out loud:
Never again shall I speak nonsense about something I don't know anything about!
I didn't realize the game was over? Who changed it so it was?
There is nothing to indicate you can make it work...
You have completely misjudged other successful Gen 2.0 platforms for 18 months...
And fallen way behind by applying a glacial, corporate development approach to a fast moving sector.
And it's not even about currency anymore...
It's about businesses building and delivering REVENUES on your platform.
So, yes, the game you seem to be playing is over.
I'm a beta tester for Emunie, and as we know there have been delays. But the developer (Dan) has been very active the past year and is chatting with us nearly every day (and even more with the founders).
This will be released.
This will be released.
another "dan" dev, why are the majority of coin devs named "dan"?
I didn't realize the game was over? Who changed it so it was?
I'm a beta tester for Emunie, and as we know there have been delays. But the developer (Dan) has been very active the past year and is chatting with us nearly every day (and even more with the founders).
This will be released.
This will be released.
Just another oh my btc got stolen dev 
with vapourware to con his small cult group.
with vapourware to con his small cult group.
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Weren't they supposed to "change the game" in Crypto 2.0?
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