Dear Iota-Team,

I’m very interested but not such a sophisticated Blockchain.info user. The process Come-from-Beyond has explained to get out a long code I didn’t fully get. Especially the part where to insert the 81 letters Brain Wallet code. I hope tomorrow in the announcement it will be written in more detail, what I have insert as Public Note in Blockchain.info to participate here. If I don’t understand the process I won’t be able to send the BTC.

Many thanks in advance.

Thanks for the fast answer Come-from-Beyond – much appreciated.
So if I understand it right: Just run the app you have provided at Slide 30.
Than I would open http://localhost:9999/mybrainwalletpassword81lettersetc
Output will be a long data string like:
GIETRWDKTJWJVAJDKZQHZAWGGKNCEONKJOUUCWCWLSSVTBUCATOIZTPLYVDDOISPZWBNHZMWRSDMQWE IN_IIBACWXHBCDIEJZSX9SUQAKI9XQNFJIQUASNMJLJZEHDZAOAQZJGMUQDHRRQYGOGSJRAJ99TKHGY DVPQE

This I would need to send as Public Note when I send the Bitcoin by Blockchain.info to your Bitcoin-account.
That’s it.
Correct?

Slack is also pretty good for communication.

Yea for sure. Will definitely setup a Slack or Ryver

Any suggestion about how to generate a random seed code 81 chars long?

It seems to me the longest but also best option is rolling dice using the first table here: http://world.std.com/~reinhold/dicewarefaq.html#tables

Or for something faster create 9 strings 9 chars long with this truly random strings generator: https://www.random.org/strings/   but is it enough secure even with https?

Use to generate chars one by one.

To generate a single char throw the die 3 times, each time write down 0 (for 1 point and 2 points), 1 (3 points, 4 points) or 2 (5 points, 6 points). Then take the number which is FIRST_VALUE + SECOND_VALUE * 3 + THIRD_VALUE * 9. If the result is 0 then take "9", otherwise take the corresponding letter of the Latin/English alphabet.

PS: Make sure it's a fair die, not one from the set of magic tricks.

It seems that the final coin amount is settled down to 999,999,999. I wonder how many decimal points there will be after the change.

I am still not sure about the applications of this token, IOT is itself in a very primitive state, more like a concept. What is the long term vision on this project?

I don't know what the core team's long term vision is, but I was attracted to it for the primary reason of mining decentralization. IOTA finds a way to recouple POW with network participation, which has been decoupled in bitcoin and most crypto, my favorite included. As I mentioned in their crowdsale thread, I'm disappointed with their approach to primary distribution, and I fear it will cripple the prospects of this network.