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1. How do you plan to verify that the supplied address is "an online hot wallet"? Or, even the corresponding private key is known? 2. Let's guess you have a workable answer for (1). Does that mean that you suggest putting $1.9M bughunting bounty online on a monthly basis?

Two days ago tried to pay for domains via TenX card (just to check - they already don't work in PoS in Ukraine). Sent 0.67DASH to the TenX wallet. CC payment failed. Sent 0.67DASH back. YMMV

Heh, I regularly doubled my team time estimates before presenting them to a customer. Guess what, sometimes we still missed a day :) Guess, that would be an issue until we'll launch a software developer AI ;)

Since I've got my card mid-summer, I've had only positive experiences. It took some time to get dash deposits activated, though. Unfortunately, I can't use it now due to VISA/WaveCrest issues, so I'm awaiting the announcement of new card partner and will use it on regular basis again.

I've guess I've tried to ask "when they will enable the testnet" in a different way ;)

https://github.com/akhavr/electrum-dash-release/releases/tag/2.6.4.2 2.6.4.2 released based on 2.6.4 electrum version. Fixes: - build and sign process for linux, windows, and OSX finalized - fixed dialog string positions. Will proceed with incremental releases. Feel free to change priorities...

Is there a way a developer and MNO to participate in a 12.2 testnet?

Electrum. 7-21 days ID verification. What. Are. They. Smoking?..

I'm not the best person to answer this question: I don't do mining, though have many friends who do it in Ukraine professionally. I'll try to bring them to the forum.

Thanks for the reference. I've read first two parts and glanced over the rest. So far I've spotted at least two stretches by the author were his assumptions and models are questionable. Yet, I think the main problem of the LN on Bitcoin isn't the one he brings. The issue is - again -...

Why do you consider Lightning Network a centralized database? It's kinda more centralized than a bitcoin network itself, but it's definitely not a centralized DB

I doubt it's patentable. And, even if it is - that the patent is enforceable. Definitely not in Ukraine :) Once again, the blocker is the reliable manufacturer of X11 PCBs. The design is already tested on sha256 ASICS.

What's the difference to DASH IS? Or "just another fork"? Feel free to PM if you don't want it public.

Can you explain this in more detail? If "Silk Road proposal" passes and Core disagrees, then what? They will fork the network? Can you give a reference for this research? Thanks. I remember we already had such discussion here, on forum, or on slack. It led to creation of MNO badges...

Finally, operational issues are resolved and I've formed a small team, working on electrum-dash. We've created the repeatable build process for linux+windows+osx. Binaries are available here https://github.com/akhavr/electrum-dash-release/releases/tag/untagged-d85d9a9e75ba5cad5457 and here...

What's the project and where are you based?

Well, the pieces I've seen, work exactly that way. SHA256 ASICS, though.. So far X11 PCB manufacturer partnership is the blocker. If community can assist with this, this would push the project forward.

Is there a slack channel, that I can join in, and put a node on a testnet?

We, in the working group, are discussing the missing pieces. So far it seems that we're good with designing and manufacturing ASIC heaters in Eastern Europe and US/Canada. Distribution and marketing are also there. Installation and support might be spotty, but, at least in Ukraine we can...

Next week will try a test installation of D3 based water heater. Also reviewing air miners/heaters. Main issue with them is the noise level, which is unacceptable in a regular living room.