Somewhere I was reading a comment:
All the coins, which offer a rich list, ie a public listing of the richest addresses,
are not usable in the long term.
In a world of data storage and NSA surveillance, such a currency is not atractive.

Sound for me plausible.

For Blackbytes, there definitely can't be a rich list.
For Bytes this is possible, their anonymity is comparable to BTC, but as far as I know there is (yet) none.
It is also not useful, since only 13,7 percent of the bytes were distributed.

In the context of the distribution, the aggregation can be estimated here http://transition.byteball.org/ .
Someone has certainly done this and can give more detailed information.

what's the top10 address of byteball token?

thank you very much.

good question...

It is like the eternal question even from 2009, "what is bitcoin"? Like the ship, if each wooden part is replaced one by one, is it still the same ship? If each consensus rule is upgraded/forked, is it still bitcoin? Philosophoraptor wonders.

Personally I don't get it, BU seems buggy as shit, I would never trust them to run the Bitcoin blockchain.

We need better translations.
Our wallet is only half translated, please help improve it:
- join github.com and fork byteball project https://github.com/byteball/byteball
- edit the relevant language file at https://github.com/byteball/byteball/tree/master/i18n/po.  You can use any text editor or Poedit, which is a specialized very convenient tool.  If you translate only part of the strings, no problem, the wallet will still become better than before.
- submit a pull request

I recently updated the strings, now the .po files include the strings that describe recently added functions (bound payments, smart contracts, etc).

You create it.  Open template.pot and save it as pl.po, or if using Poedit click "Create new translation" and open the .pot file.

WOI

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