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Inclined to agree since the regular dev funding is separate. Could even go higher in my opinion, since this is only for a year, and what's killing us now isn't bugs but obscurity.

Yup, these days it's all about ICOs and what's going to pump, otherwise you need to pay crazy listing fees. We're fortunate enough to still be on Bittrex, and my sense is that they are both a superior

From what I understand, Rob has more or less moved on to his new BiblePay project and doesn't have anything to do with Gridcoin at this point really. So he's not one of the key holders, and overall Gridcoin

I am extremely happy to hear this. It was one of the only things about Gridcoin that made me uncomfortable when I talked about it to other people, so this is an amazing and very welcome improvement that

Hiding behind passive constructions doesn't change the fundamental message. Somebody is using the language and taking (or not) the level of care you believe is called for, so it reflects on them regardless

I agree with your criticisms of the grammar, style, and proofreading in the abstract. In practice, you could state this a little more nicely when it's obvious that the author isn't a native English speaker

Almost a thousand total votes between the chain and the pool, and the raw numbers as well as the weights seem about 2:1 in favor of 75/25... I don't really see much room for complaining about whales here.

This might be a controversial opinion, but I'd rather see them delist us. The exchange used to be good, but it's pretty sketchy now (what with the pay-to-get-listed, random multi-week "holidays",

At least as of this moment, it looks like the wallet has been re-enabled.:)

REORGANIZE: disconnect 10, connect 11 blocks If I was on the fork, it would have been nice to see it directly in the logfile, that the client found itself on a fork and corrected itself. That's exactly

Market cap means almost nothing. The market cap is dropping because coinmarketcap lists tokens with coins. If you restrict the list to just coins, Gridcoin has only dropped about 30 places since last year.

This post is hilarious.

Hah, good point. Fixed!;)

I'm biased but my little GRCGo site is a great way to do a quick price check on the go - or leave it open in a tab and watch the price on the title bar while you do something else:)

The problem is that this is a chicken-or-egg scenario. Did the interest peak because of a pump, or is it that people started buying in because of some news that we aren't all aware of? Sadly, I suspect

I strongly disagree about banning it. You can view it as a sort of spam if you like, but I prefer to look at it as a way to get people excited and interested about something that they may not be able to

Seeing as it's hovering at $0.21 right now, we might see $0.25 or higher this week, not next:)

I'm using worst-case math assuming all coins are staking, which is never the case, but is a good target if you want to be sure. You can do the math yourself.:) Per : CoinsRequired= (1 / (days * 960)) *

If you open the Chrome inspector and go to the console, are there any JS errors? Thanks for being patient with me on the questions here.:)

Can you tell me what browser and OS you're using? I only really tested on Windows 10 with Chrome and on my Android device so it's entirely possible that it doesn't work on other combinations. I can look