If the witness is attacked by DDOS, and the 12 witnesses are attacked and unable to issue witness blocks, what shall we do? Does byteball's network stop? Will it be as unsafe as DPOS?

I asked dooglus to make just-balls so we would have a good place to gamble or invest our byteballs and blackbytes but he didn't seem too excited about the idea!   

The choice of 12 witnesses is explained in whitepaper:


100 witnesses would require too much much work for an individual to investigate about each witness and determinate if he can be trusted or not.

I have tried to install Byteball on an old computer with Windows XP, but it doesn't run since there seems to be only the 64 bit version. Is there any 32 bit version i'vre missed or an older realease? I need it for a multisig wallet for added security.

Same URL as 64 bits version, just change 64 for 32:
https://github.com/byteball/byteball/releases/download/v1.9.3/Byteball-win32.exe

Light is an option to choose when you install the wallet.

Yes, unlimited amount of masternodes 

But I'm sure Byteball is much faster than Dash, I mean theoretical limits of the underlying technology.
We could ask the dev about the matter to get the answer from the most authoritative source

It seems like It's mostly affected by the FUD around BTC and 1st August. Most people want more fiat in hand to buy back into the markets incase there are serious dips around that date. my 2sats.

Why did the price fall so much? Has the ball been attacked? Or what other reason? CFB the gay is attacking every day, is he in the dish, the author think of ways, let him not toss about.

Why did the price go up so much? Many altcoins went up 2000% and more, and many altcoins dropped 50-70% from their high. Obviously something that goes up so fast can go down fast too.
And of course there's the possibility of a "pump and dump", or even "dump and pump", all meant to get your coins cheaper. Convince people to panic sell before it rises again. The cryptomarket is highly manipulated.

Last airdrop, selling right before and buying back right after the airdrop would have gotten you 50% more, while holding your bytes "only" got 20% more. That means many people speculated to profit from the 20% airdrop, which failed for them. My guess is people now speculate "the other way": sell before the airdrop hoping to profit more than the 20%.
Since I've never seen this airdrop model before, I am eager to see how it turns out each month.

It does hurt though, having double the amount of bytes compared to last month, but it's worth less. Makes me feel like holding was a bad choice at that moment, but as always you can only know those things afterwards.
On the other hand: the people who are holding for 7 months now have seen their Bytes increase many times.