It still sounds that the refusal to remove byteball.org from blacklist is some kind of self-censorship.

What kind of black list is this? Maybe its beacuse of some spam filter, usually sites are added if someone hacks or doesnt have verified dkim etc...

Yes it is. When you first create a wallet you can chose it to be a p-of-q multi-device wallet. If you do so you'll have access to your wallet on the q devices and you'll be able to recover it with p devices. The devices should be paired for that. For instance, you can create a 1-of-3 using a phone, a laptop and a desktop computer; in case you lose the wallet on two of these, you'll still be able to recover your funds with one.

That's not the main reason for the jump of Byteball price. That's true that most coins are going downward.
But for Byteball, it jumped more: from top 50 to below 110th. The main reason came from the sets of operations, such as the (continuous) changes of distribution models.

I was refering to government.

Your thread makes sense. It seems that Byteball has focused on the right target population which can help to make massive adoption of Byteball.
Then, those guys will bring Byteball to more people around them, called as potential investors.

We recently participated as an external partner in a hackathon organized by Bosch.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/gr4oe5gp6hxbzv9/Pimp%20my%20Connectory.pdf?dl=0

Three teams used Byteball in their projects:

Coffee paid by Bosch Coins - We want to sell some kind of premium coffee at the Connectory in Stuttgart. The coffee should be freshly brewed in a Bosch coffee machine which can accept Bosch Coins as a payment via the Bosch Coins Wallet (based on Byteball, https://byteball.org/). Bosch Coins is a cryptocurrency, which is implemented as an asset on the Byteball Network.
 
Haithabu – the gamification approach to negotiations - What is at the core of every business and every trade? Easy: Negotiations with your business partners! Not so easy: Becoming experienced in negotiations is a key competence, however is also exhausting. The department CP/PSG3 (Advanced Awarding and Negotiations Applying Game Theory) have conceptualized a gamification approach that makes negotiation-training easy and a fun experience. They are looking for enthusiasts to translate it into action.

DLT Smart Contracts Automated by Bosch Transport Data Logger Data - Bosch Transport Data Loggers aren’t just for track and trace applications, they can provide actionable data to automate and secure the procurement process. Using Bosch’s new cellular connected TDL 140, we will simulate the purchase and shipment of a carton of eggs, automatically executing DLT smart contracts when the asset enters geo-fenced areas or when control limits are exceeded. The end result will be either a safely delivered carton of eggs, or an automatic return and full refund!


In particular, the coffee machine runs a light Byteball node on a Raspberry Pi.

I was there and helped the guys learn how to use chatbots, payments, smart contracts, etc on BB platform.  It was pleasure working with them!

Another outcome of this event is that I had to (finally) write developer docs about smart contracts on Byteball https://github.com/byteball/byteballcore/wiki/Smart-contracts.

To me this project seems to be an innovative one as I haven't seen the similar ones before. And I believe that this project will become very successful. Cool bounty campaign!

perhaps because the goal from the very beginning was to distribute coins to as many different people as possible. And burning contradict this goal?
I'm serious now, the goal was not to make bitcoin holders richer

The objective may not be to make bitcoin holders richer, but what about people who bought Bytes in the secondary market? The objective should not be to shaft them.
I am not for burning them, because if the remaining bytes are spent well, it could drive the price higher.