Frankly saying, I can't recall posting FUD. I did post challenging questions coinciding them with replies to you to taunt you a little. You should understand that not all proofs from the whitepaper are sound and my questions are the questions which will be asked by other engineers once Byteball goes to the open world. I don't insist on getting the answers right away, I even spend my time on getting these answers myself. If you still think that I spread FUD you should post here links to that FUD.

As long as btc is down everything else will be low also.
Beside on slack someone mentioned that big gbyte holder dumped most of its holdings.

Enjoy cheap gbytes.

Are you using the latest version of the wallet? There was a bug in 1.9.1. that is fixed in 1.9.2:

Is it known when/if the iOS App will be available through the App Store?

https://github.com/byteball/byteball/blob/master/building-for-ios.md

Ios here man.

For all avalaible wallets go to :

http://byteball.org

Thanks, this doesn't answer the question about the AppStore though. Can't just install this via Xcode on all my friends iPhones. Would like to see the App in the AppStore.

I would say chill out man.

Nothing certain. Lower u buy better profits once is all back to normal.
I would say we will see few weeks of bears taking control. But afer this jihan war clears we will see double the last ath.

guys . stop selling you chickens. unbelievable. this coin is one of the best projects in my opinion.

dump the other shit and hold this coin!

This. The tricky part with exchanges is that they get flooded with small inputs. As a result, they have to charge more to account for it. If people would quit using exchange addresses for faucets and other micro-payments, we wouldn't have that problem and it'd be cheaper.

Exchanges should talk to the faucets who are spamming them and find an off-chain solution. That's what I did when I found my dice site being spammed by tiny faucet payments. Instead of having to consolidate thousands of worthless dust payments each day like I used to have to, now I provide an API to the faucet such that they can instantly debit their own account and credit the faucet user's account. It saves the faucet transaction fees when making the payments, it saves me transaction fees when tidying up their mess, and it makes the payments instant. win/win/win.