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The fact that it was my wallet goes without saying - HELL YEAH - for 2fa - I vote YES! :-)

Yes, that's one of the reasons why I am adding support for a hardware wallet like TREZOR. It has 2FA in the form of a PIN you have to enter everytime you sign a tx.
There are other devices that could be used for 2FA.

Some forms of 2FA would require a centralized service, so they disqualify themselves.

We could make the usage of multisignatures easier from within the wallet. Some consider that 2FA too!
(But this wasn't my plan for the first version of the new wallet, but maybe a later one?)

Or what kind of 2FA were you thinking about?

What about something as simple as Google Authenticator?

I don't want to speculate too much here, but it sounds like the next iteration of the Spreadwallet will include some good stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8Vjd_hdYYw

I'm about as excited as this guy. ^^

"IT'S A BABY F***IN WHALE, MAN!" "WE'RE SEEING SOME SHIT WE AIN'T NEVER SEEN BEFORE!"

Funny enough, that's where I was thinking of going on holiday.

Two pretty big features?

Well smoothing the way for an exchange can only be ServiceNodes.

They actually exist. I downloaded them last year. The code MrSpread left was pretty good.

Looks like the daily Decrypt gave a pretty good summary

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X8FO2MiGJv4

Thanks for sharing this. I think it's sometimes easy to get caught up with speculation as to prices while forgetting what's so damn cool about all this tech and development. I like the idea of this tech empowering people to take back their private property from people fucking taking pieces off that don't rightfully own it. *cough* .gov *cough*

Decentralize everything! 

setting and sticking to a deadline is something you're going to have to work on if you want this project to be successful.  It would be one thing if this instance was an outlier, but it has been on every observable occasion.  Outside of a roadmap, what has been accomplished within the past year?