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I'm going to ask again since no one answered before. Is anyone going to be at Inside Bitcoin in Las Vegas on 5-7 October? Eric and I will be there on the 6th and 7th and would love to have a sit-down with anyone who is there and still supports Crypti.


Sadly nope. Going to do a presentation on Crypti? Also who is Eric  Cheesy


Eric is my real name.. I go by it on cryptitalk.com and I also go by Vetro7 on GitHub

I'm a member of the Board of Directors
http://blog.crypti.me/status-update-22-sep-14/
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I'm going to ask again since no one answered before. Is anyone going to be at Inside Bitcoin in Las Vegas on 5-7 October? Eric and I will be there on the 6th and 7th and would love to have a sit-down with anyone who is there and still supports Crypti.


Sadly nope. Going to do a presentation on Crypti? Also who is Eric  Cheesy

Hah, i don't think we are in any position to do any presentations at this point. We will however be there and were hoping to maybe meet a few of you in person.


Soon enough you will! Eric = Bitseed?

I'm sadly not from the US else I would probably be there too
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I'm going to ask again since no one answered before. Is anyone going to be at Inside Bitcoin in Las Vegas on 5-7 October? Eric and I will be there on the 6th and 7th and would love to have a sit-down with anyone who is there and still supports Crypti.


Sadly nope. Going to do a presentation on Crypti? Also who is Eric  Cheesy

Hah, i don't think we are in any position to do any presentations at this point. We will however be there and were hoping to maybe meet a few of you in person.
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I'm going to ask again since no one answered before. Is anyone going to be at Inside Bitcoin in Las Vegas on 5-7 October? Eric and I will be there on the 6th and 7th and would love to have a sit-down with anyone who is there and still supports Crypti.


Sadly nope. Going to do a presentation on Crypti? Also who is Eric  Cheesy
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OK, we are just going to try a different tactic. I'm just going to post whatever I want and if it doesn't work for everyone, then I guess I will just be out of a job. I'm tired.

We are working as hard as we can but this is the situation.

As we said before, we had a working, successful, and good to go 50 node test net prior to launch. Everything was golden on our side and purring like a kitten. Immediately on launch we had issues, which isn't unusual, but the syncing and forking issues continued over the last few weeks. We tried multiple fixes and different methods to patch the problems we were having but that isn't going to be enough.

PoT is not impossible. The method we were using however simply isn't scalable and does not allow consensus in the 60 second block time we are shooting for. We don't believe that going with longer blocks is scalable because at some point, you hit a threshold of nodes that isn't capable of gaining consensus. Maybe it's 10,000 nodes or maybe its 100,000, but a threshold would exist and we cannot predict the number of nodes we may one day have. That being the case, it's better to just come up with a change to the core function to allow it to be more scalable over the long term and fix this now before millions of dollars are flying around daily.

This is what we were trying to figure out. It was too lofty a goal to think we could figure it out in a couple of days and we realize that. We're sorry to leave you hanging but we thought we could come up with a solution and get it back up in a few days. Obviously that is not the case so we decided to come up with an interim solution that would be a simplified PoT system that would get the network back online ASAP and try to push it out in the next couple days.

Yesterday afternoon I drafted a blog post and submitted it as an update for review by everyone prior to posting it. It was an in depth update on what was happening and where we were at. In between when I submitted that post and now, we have continued to make huge strides on the simplified solution and it progressed much faster than we anticipated.

The new solution has been completed in testing for a large portion of today and is forging great in both the Linux and Windows wallets. I believe that we will be able to push this solution live and get the network back up in the next 12-24 hours. It's not a promise, but I think it is definitely possible and is likely.

The new simplified solution still bases forging on nodes being active, but it is a more random solution as it doesn't require sending of the extra overhead bits and isn't an http request so consensus isn't a problem in the timeframe we are aiming for. This solution works and will get us back online, but it still isn't ultimately our goal or the system we wish to implement long term. It is reminiscent of an early build we had before implementing the up-time calculations we had in the launch version.

We are working as hard as we can to complete the testing and get this version out within, as I mentioned, hopefully the next 24 hours.

At this point, we will be looking to develop a long term solution and implement a system more like what we intended. That being said, this situation is fluid and we may be having some in depth discussions on what we can accomplish and what will work while still rewarding the running of a node. Remember the goal was to reward users for running nodes in an equitable manner. There are definitely other solutions and we will be looking into them.

I will also push for community involvement and try to get you all an in depth description of the problems we were having and what was causing them so you can help analyze the flaws and help to build a system that can accomplish what we originally set out to build.

We aren't going anywhere.

We haven't given up.

We aren't scammers nor are we amateurs or incompetent and we won't stop until Crypti is a success. No matter how many of you come here and try to talk trash and scare people away, we will still be here. The price could hit ZERO and we wouldn't stop.

Bottom line:

If you are here because you support Crypti and you are capable of acting like an adult, providing constructive feedback, and possibly ideas towards how to move forward, thank you for being here and we appreciate you. We look forward to discussing it with you.

On the other hand, if you don't want to come here and act like an adult because for some reason you think it's OK to be an asshat on the internet, please just leave. You're wasting my time and I'm tired of your shit.

I'll keep you all updated as best I can on the progress.

Funny how many people starts treating you like that when shit hits the fan. I'm still cool as a cucumber just a bit carried away when there's little insight.
I hope it'll change for the better. FUD happends to every coin and it's probably for the better else everyone would just feel a 100% safe and nobody would sell creating huge holders - those holders - dumped today or earlier and would've hurt the coin sooner or later. Just as those who left this thread due to this would have been toxic/trolling sooner or later at first sight of trouble. This is something I like about the XCR community, as in I don't feel everyone here is 16 years old with the attentionspan of a goldfish looking to 'pump' everything that moves and when they're done they will start talking down on it - mostly because it didn't make them milionaires.


You've attracted a much more mature audience that in the future can build it's infrastructure and contribute. Including myself.
I've looked around and not seen that much out there - besides some of the top 20 right now there isn't that much happening in terms of innovation in different kinds of coins. Many claim to be outside the box but isn't.  My point being that I have been looking for a community and developers that care more of creating something great than the price. Because regardless, if doing 1 it gets you 2. So why not make it worthwhile?
Alongside that, I see many opportunities for myself to earn/innovate with XCR to push it further, things that is very hard in NXT nowadays. If you're not jl777 or have huge coding respect it is really not that easy to contribute  Tongue. But here we're still in an early phase. And like I said the business plan is solid.
The one thing I would add is if hiring more developers messes up the budget a viable option has to be to offer up equity because it will benefit you greater in the long run.

Also I cross my fingers that the network is up when it lists to MP so that markets are liquid off the bat. Many including myself are psyched to check out the trading engine to see what it's worth. But I don't think the MP news has passed you by unnoticed - so I cross my fingers all goes well.  Wink

Also let's not downplay the windows wallet, it is something we've waited for a long time. That's actually something very innovative and I look forward to using it.

Also by those calling incompetence I composed this earlier which I feel speaks some to the matter: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9044501

Whoa, that's a rant...

/5KB
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im going to dump 1mil cryptis now. brace yourselves!trolling is fun when I needed more cheap cryptos.



You gave away your real intent when you said you needed more cheap cryptos.............

You are not dumping, you are trying to get others to dump.  I bet you are the one that just put in BUY orders on Bter at 960 to 910 sats.

A lot of BUY orders just now being set on Bter in the 900s, but the only sales were BUYS at 1290.  On Cryptsy, the proces are still 1621/1433.

No dump happened. 

He was just trying to set off a panic dump so he could buy in cheaper....... In some countries, that can get you killed.
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I'm going to ask again since no one answered before. Is anyone going to be at Inside Bitcoin in Las Vegas on 5-7 October? Eric and I will be there on the 6th and 7th and would love to have a sit-down with anyone who is there and still supports Crypti.
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im going to dump 1mil cryptis now. brace yourselves!trolling is fun when I needed more cheap cryptos.



let's see..
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OK, we are just going to try a different tactic. I'm just going to post whatever I want and if it doesn't work for everyone, then I guess I will just be out of a job. I'm tired.

We are working as hard as we can but this is the situation.

As we said before, we had a working, successful, and good to go 50 node test net prior to launch. Everything was golden on our side and purring like a kitten. Immediately on launch we had issues, which isn't unusual, but the syncing and forking issues continued over the last few weeks. We tried multiple fixes and different methods to patch the problems we were having but that isn't going to be enough.

PoT is not impossible. The method we were using however simply isn't scalable and does not allow consensus in the 60 second block time we are shooting for. We don't believe that going with longer blocks is scalable because at some point, you hit a threshold of nodes that isn't capable of gaining consensus. Maybe it's 10,000 nodes or maybe its 100,000, but a threshold would exist and we cannot predict the number of nodes we may one day have. That being the case, it's better to just come up with a change to the core function to allow it to be more scalable over the long term and fix this now before millions of dollars are flying around daily.

This is what we were trying to figure out. It was too lofty a goal to think we could figure it out in a couple of days and we realize that. We're sorry to leave you hanging but we thought we could come up with a solution and get it back up in a few days. Obviously that is not the case so we decided to come up with an interim solution that would be a simplified PoT system that would get the network back online ASAP and try to push it out in the next couple days.

Yesterday afternoon I drafted a blog post and submitted it as an update for review by everyone prior to posting it. It was an in depth update on what was happening and where we were at. In between when I submitted that post and now, we have continued to make huge strides on the simplified solution and it progressed much faster than we anticipated.

The new solution has been completed in testing for a large portion of today and is forging great in both the Linux and Windows wallets. I believe that we will be able to push this solution live and get the network back up in the next 12-24 hours. It's not a promise, but I think it is definitely possible and is likely.

The new simplified solution still bases forging on nodes being active, but it is a more random solution as it doesn't require sending of the extra overhead bits and isn't an http request so consensus isn't a problem in the timeframe we are aiming for. This solution works and will get us back online, but it still isn't ultimately our goal or the system we wish to implement long term. It is reminiscent of an early build we had before implementing the up-time calculations we had in the launch version.

We are working as hard as we can to complete the testing and get this version out within, as I mentioned, hopefully the next 24 hours.

At this point, we will be looking to develop a long term solution and implement a system more like what we intended. That being said, this situation is fluid and we may be having some in depth discussions on what we can accomplish and what will work while still rewarding the running of a node. Remember the goal was to reward users for running nodes in an equitable manner. There are definitely other solutions and we will be looking into them.

I will also push for community involvement and try to get you all an in depth description of the problems we were having and what was causing them so you can help analyze the flaws and help to build a system that can accomplish what we originally set out to build.

We aren't going anywhere.

We haven't given up.

We aren't scammers nor are we amateurs or incompetent and we won't stop until Crypti is a success. No matter how many of you come here and try to talk trash and scare people away, we will still be here. The price could hit ZERO and we wouldn't stop.

Bottom line:

If you are here because you support Crypti and you are capable of acting like an adult, providing constructive feedback, and possibly ideas towards how to move forward, thank you for being here and we appreciate you. We look forward to discussing it with you.

On the other hand, if you don't want to come here and act like an adult because for some reason you think it's OK to be an asshat on the internet, please just leave. You're wasting my time and I'm tired of your shit.

I'll keep you all updated as best I can on the progress.
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im going to dump 1mil cryptis now. brace yourselves!trolling is fun when I needed more cheap cryptos.



You gave away your real intent when you said you needed more cheap cryptos.............

You are not dumping, you are trying to get others to dump.  I bet you are the one that just put in BUY orders on Bter at 960 to 910 sats.
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im going to dump 1mil cryptis now. brace yourselves!trolling is fun when I needed more cheap cryptos.

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I would never buy a digital currency from any Russian whatsoever, as a people they do not culturally respect democracy or the free market and Crypti is evident of that.  Same Russia that is banning all digital currencies in 2015 because they need to control everything.


So we have now established that you are not an investor in Crypti, just a bigot with a hatred of all things Russian.

Your creditability is then ZERO in this blog.

Go FUD somewhere else, bigot
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Okay so now where is the temporary fix? I'm sorry guys, but we've kept on hearing that bug fixes are around the corner, and there's been nothing to show for it.

We literally can't trust your word anymore, for example just 3 days ago SyRenity, said that you guys found and isolated the problem and that once it passed testing you would release 0.1.7 which fixed the PoT bug along with the Windows Wallet. Then today BitSeed informed us that for some reason a temporary fix to the PoT will be released "soon", with a permanent solution and Windows Wallet to be released "two weeks from now". Which one is it?

Now if you look at things from a bigger perspective, what about the Custom Blockchains, which were originally due out at the beginning of September? Is it coming out soon, is it "around the corner" as has been said many times? With the slow progress that has been made, I honestly don't even think that we'll see Custom Blockchains this year. As it is the Windows Wallet now will only be coming out late October.

What's more in the midst of all this chaos, you guys are spending time choosing a new logo? I know how hypocritical that sounds, when I was the one heavily criticizing your teams lackadaisical approach to design, but considering the quality of the designs put forward, Crypti is far better off staying with its current design. How about forgetting about the design aspect for a while, believe me the new designs would do more harm than good, and just focus on actually delivering on some of your releases, like the Windows Wallet or Custom Blockchains. Once you've delivered that, then talk about design again. There isn't anything wrong with Crypti's current design and some of the designs put forward just look downright terrible.

The network has been down for close to a week now, and what is worrisome is that it was treated like no big deal for the first few days. The team's communication has been appalling throughout this whole process. We shouldn't have to ask you for more information or for an update, it is your job to provide us with adequate information so that we can get a grasp on the situation.

And I know exactly how responses to this post will sound. "Crypti is new technology, there will always be unforseen bugs...", "We can't guarantee anything on release times due to the nature of these things..." etc, etc. The time deadlines aren't what we are complaining about, it's the way that you've communicated with your community, or failed to do so throughout this whole situation that is the problem. As you can see, there was a massive dump on BTER. The thing is people haven't lost faith in the network, they've lost faith in your teams' ability to deliver.




Exactly.

+1

Well over 12 hours have passed and there is no sign of the temporary fix, let alone a simple status update regarding the fix. Since BitSeed posted that update earlier today, not a single other dev has come in here and said anything regarding the issue whatsoever. Litoshi has tried to keep us updated, but he shouldn't be the one having to give us updates.

GreXX was supposed to be working on a status update over 10 hours ago. I highly doubt that it would take 10 hours to write up a status update and publish it.

This is exactly what I'm talking about, the team's communication with the rest of the community during this whole situation has been atrocious.

Ok I'm on my mobile so this is not an in-depth post... Grexx is PR and we decided to let him do his job rather then having a bunch of the team jumping on here and giving you bits and pieces... So your right it doesn't take 10hrs to draft a update.. however Grexx works in a place he can not take electronic devices... So when he left this morning.. he had a draft made up ready to post... However our team made very big progress over the night.. and we wanted the Update post to be as spot on as possible.. So while he was at work we needed to make sure the progress we made was indeed stable... and we have been doing that all day!! So yes Grexx will update you with the progress we made.. 
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These are the facts

Crypti probably started by Milderprod (NXTer) hiding behind sockpuppet developer account
Crypti started in Moscow (in a country that is banning cryptos in 2015 and Russia is where a lot of scams come from)
Crypti announced in June (while NEM announced in January and NODE in like February or March)
Crypti organized big IPO (750 BTC plus additional BTC post-launch that was spent on this)
Crypti steals ideas and concepts from NXT, NEM and NODE.
Crypti released bugged piece of $hit and runs off with all the IPO monies.

Who is surprised?  Not me.  Obvious scam from the beginning.

Time to cut your losses and move those funds back into NXT, NEM or NODE.  

NODE is based in Ukraine but Ukraine =/= Russia.  BTC is already on 5000 bank terminals in Ukraine (how many terminals is BTC on in Russia?  0 as in zero).

Ukraine for many centuries was a land of democracy and freedom.  Hetmanate was a democratic republican state with a free market before the United States even existed.  How did it end?  Obvious - Russia invaded them just like Russia later invaded everybody else and imposed tyranny.  

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cossack_Hetmanate
(1649–1764)

OIC........ When WWI ended and the Ottoman Empire folded, the Ukraine was left an independent state, which was then taken over by Pavlo Skoropadskyi, Hetman of Ukraine, a dictator.  He was overthrown 9 months later by the Bolsheviks.  

Thus, proof positive that Crypti is a scam! ! ! ! ! !  GET A LIFE

I know who all the devs are, and have pics of them.  SHow me a pic of "Milderprod" and we can compare.  
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Okay so now where is the temporary fix? I'm sorry guys, but we've kept on hearing that bug fixes are around the corner, and there's been nothing to show for it.

We literally can't trust your word anymore, for example just 3 days ago SyRenity, said that you guys found and isolated the problem and that once it passed testing you would release 0.1.7 which fixed the PoT bug along with the Windows Wallet. Then today BitSeed informed us that for some reason a temporary fix to the PoT will be released "soon", with a permanent solution and Windows Wallet to be released "two weeks from now". Which one is it?

Now if you look at things from a bigger perspective, what about the Custom Blockchains, which were originally due out at the beginning of September? Is it coming out soon, is it "around the corner" as has been said many times? With the slow progress that has been made, I honestly don't even think that we'll see Custom Blockchains this year. As it is the Windows Wallet now will only be coming out late October.

What's more in the midst of all this chaos, you guys are spending time choosing a new logo? I know how hypocritical that sounds, when I was the one heavily criticizing your teams lackadaisical approach to design, but considering the quality of the designs put forward, Crypti is far better off staying with its current design. How about forgetting about the design aspect for a while, believe me the new designs would do more harm than good, and just focus on actually delivering on some of your releases, like the Windows Wallet or Custom Blockchains. Once you've delivered that, then talk about design again. There isn't anything wrong with Crypti's current design and some of the designs put forward just look downright terrible.

The network has been down for close to a week now, and what is worrisome is that it was treated like no big deal for the first few days. The team's communication has been appalling throughout this whole process. We shouldn't have to ask you for more information or for an update, it is your job to provide us with adequate information so that we can get a grasp on the situation.

And I know exactly how responses to this post will sound. "Crypti is new technology, there will always be unforseen bugs...", "We can't guarantee anything on release times due to the nature of these things..." etc, etc. The time deadlines aren't what we are complaining about, it's the way that you've communicated with your community, or failed to do so throughout this whole situation that is the problem. As you can see, there was a massive dump on BTER. The thing is people haven't lost faith in the network, they've lost faith in your teams' ability to deliver.




Exactly.

+1

Well over 12 hours have passed and there is no sign of the temporary fix, let alone a simple status update regarding the fix. Since BitSeed posted that update earlier today, not a single other dev has come in here and said anything regarding the issue whatsoever. Litoshi has tried to keep us updated, but he shouldn't be the one having to give us updates.

GreXX was supposed to be working on a status update over 10 hours ago. I highly doubt that it would take 10 hours to write up a status update and publish it.

This is exactly what I'm talking about, the team's communication with the rest of the community during this whole situation has been atrocious.
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Okay so now where is the temporary fix? I'm sorry guys, but we've kept on hearing that bug fixes are around the corner, and there's been nothing to show for it.

We literally can't trust your word anymore, for example just 3 days ago SyRenity, said that you guys found and isolated the problem and that once it passed testing you would release 0.1.7 which fixed the PoT bug along with the Windows Wallet. Then today BitSeed informed us that for some reason a temporary fix to the PoT will be released "soon", with a permanent solution and Windows Wallet to be released "two weeks from now". Which one is it?

Now if you look at things from a bigger perspective, what about the Custom Blockchains, which were originally due out at the beginning of September? Is it coming out soon, is it "around the corner" as has been said many times? With the slow progress that has been made, I honestly don't even think that we'll see Custom Blockchains this year. As it is the Windows Wallet now will only be coming out late October.

What's more in the midst of all this chaos, you guys are spending time choosing a new logo? I know how hypocritical that sounds, when I was the one heavily criticizing your teams lackadaisical approach to design, but considering the quality of the designs put forward, Crypti is far better off staying with its current design. How about forgetting about the design aspect for a while, believe me the new designs would do more harm than good, and just focus on actually delivering on some of your releases, like the Windows Wallet or Custom Blockchains. Once you've delivered that, then talk about design again. There isn't anything wrong with Crypti's current design and some of the designs put forward just look downright terrible.

The network has been down for close to a week now, and what is worrisome is that it was treated like no big deal for the first few days. The team's communication has been appalling throughout this whole process. We shouldn't have to ask you for more information or for an update, it is your job to provide us with adequate information so that we can get a grasp on the situation.

And I know exactly how responses to this post will sound. "Crypti is new technology, there will always be unforseen bugs...", "We can't guarantee anything on release times due to the nature of these things..." etc, etc. The time deadlines aren't what we are complaining about, it's the way that you've communicated with your community, or failed to do so throughout this whole situation that is the problem. As you can see, there was a massive dump on BTER. The thing is people haven't lost faith in the network, they've lost faith in your teams' ability to deliver.




Exactly.

+1
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I have my fingers crossed that the network is up and running by then.
Else it is more of a disaster than good having a completely empty market.
If the Crypti team wants to salvage the situation, now will be the time.
Else I am not even sure they will be listed.

Fingers crossed they deliver.
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Do you really think XCR is going to be added in this situation? With a lot of forks and bugs?

Even BTER has frozen XCR withdrawals and deposits
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