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M I L L E N N I U M C O I N
Saturday
Night Bulletin
#7



Yes we are getting started.. or moving on with
the usual relaxed near-stupified pace because of real life
demands and stuff. But I guess y'all know that song already.

Now it has been only now that I've taken a more in-depth
investigation into existing dark markets and their clientele.
Market research you could say. The field is usually dominated
by one huge site that then vanishes overnight, leaving two or three
of the bigger sites to compete for domination.

Of course, this is number one grief of the users, and therefore
a decentralized market could become a game-changer. But the
existing solutions are still in so rude state, that they have made absolutely
no impact into the landscape yet.

Besides, DNM users are people who are rather conservative
in their habits. If a decentralized market requires the user to hop through
lot of rings, it will not win their hearts. To put it bluntly, most users just
want to get some dope fast with the least amount of paranoia. They will not start to learn
multisig and encryption for the love of technology, but they want
them to be invisible and under the hood. All these facts have to be taken in
the account when designing MIL user interface.

Now that I've given up on implementing the Glass Onion in this version,
and gotten over the blues about that decision, I have slowly warmed to a  thought of contacting
some virtual private networks (VPN) to become vendors or at least accepting
MIL for their use. I think this is a very reasonable way for starting to get some real
practical uses for the fine tech we already have, and it would enhance the users privacy even
more.

That's all for now.. hey it's saturday night, let's all go rollerskating!
Yarko

That is good news or a good problem in some way. It means MIL's timing is just right. The tech is ready to be implemented in real world use.


I just read in cointelegraph.com that there are folks now competing to simplify the Ethereum wallet interface. Apple has proven that an intuitive interface is one of the keys to mass technology adoption. MIL's underlying technological foundation is ready. The next challenge will be it's human interface so it's features can be used easily.


Real world use is a big deal for many coins. I don't have any clue as to how other coins developers were able to persuade vendors into accepting or using their coins. I'll be watching with interest how this will develop.


Would it possible for you to write a blog article about MIL, explaining it's many features and how it can be used in the real world? And also the plans for the future? I'm thinking that an article about MIL can be sent to popular altcoin web sites to be considered for their publication. It can be the start of slowly letting other people know and understand MIL. Some folks can also use the article url to send to friends or other cryptocurrency online communities. I'm not sure if it will be effective though, might be worth a shot.

Could one of the devs post a link to the windows MIL wallet, the mega.co.nz link doesn't work.

Thanks.

I think the server that hosts the files has gone down,
maybe E9800 will fix that, or we will open a new thread.

Here's the MIL explorer. You can find various details there.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/mil/

In order to have trading activity, I think you must have any of the following:

-genuine interest in the coin or interest generated by hype
-interest can come if the coin has some perceived valuable feature, the coin is being used in the real world, or there is perceived rising in prices that many may think that they might get left behind
-market maker or mover that can move prices, generating interest in trading, a whale in trading
-new rich investors who are willing to invest in the coin

Aside from those, I don't know how else can a coin gain trading activity. Can a sustainable trading activity be started and kept moving by a few holders of a coin?

Is this project completely dead or is Yarkol still working away quietly?

Be a shame to let it go to the altcoin graveyard.

Great to hear man

Dont forget to ask for help if you think theres anything anyone can do, in the mean time ill keep staking 

So much volume on polo and nothing for this coin

Its great to be on Polo in the first place, i just wish this moved a bit so we could have bit of hope lol

I gave an entire roadmap last summer. Since the community response
was not forthcoming, it cannot but affect the pace of development. I have
lots of other things to do.

Even so, like always before, MIL will burst out from the shadows and
put its detractors to the shame. Patience is the key.