This isn't my project. It is a community built and maintained educational effort seeking to both globalize and benefit everyone in the Crypto-Currency community. We are even reaching out to altcoins and projects like BitMessage to better broadcast their efforts and unique utility. I get defensive whenever our project is excluded from a list like this because it's more than an attack on me, it's an attack on the now 25 volunteers who have committed their time without compensation to help us advance BEP's goals.


What is arrogant is to build a list without any effort to market nominations for some reasonable period of time (say a month) and then say its a representative list of innovative projects. You say BEP wasn't nominated, BEP wasn't even aware of this until just a few days ago nor were our thousands of students. I say it's fluff because this appears to simply be a vanity poll without any representative sample of the community as a whole. There are a lot of projects not on this list gathering huge community excitement, but I guess they weren't nominated.

Have fun with your vanity poll, I have no more time for this thread.

That's true information is important I'm happy to see its growing so big that were starting to have challenges keeping track of it all

I can say with pretty high confidence congrats Slush and Stick

Thank you for this competition and especially for your votes! Your support is much appreciated and means a lot to us.

Basically there is not advantage of TREZOR to a paper wallet + Mycelium App.

But the concept is nice for people who do not own a smartphone.

Agree - then simply use Mycelium or any other smartphone wallet on a secured samrtphone only. It even has the advantage of possible backups. Currently I just see the price advantage for TREZOR

Is your smartphone designed by the NSA for Obama or something? I'm not aware of any commercially available secure smartphone. Even a fresh Android phone would have still had the RNG problem. Maybe Ubuntu's phone? But then, how do you really know it's secure? As long as it can 'talk' to the internet without you physically being aware of it, I would have a hard time calling that really secure.

Trezor is exactly that- a 'safe'.

So then - what happens if your TREZOR has a technical problem eg. after dipping into water ? Or what happens if it is stolen - you loose the content but nobody else can use it. I won't call that safe.

On the other side it is questionable if bigger amounts of fiat money was ever safe in our hands.

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