Chances are that we will wipe and reset the score (star rating) when we switch, too, since, again, it doesn't really mean anything at this point.
Does that mean that every traders score will be reset?
Just the star ratings, not the trading information.
1. Any chance you can lower the default tx fee to 0.00001 BTC per 1000 bytes? This has actually been the default fee setting in Bitcoin Core already since v0.9.
Already implemented in beta of version 2.1. Should have been released already, but we keep adding little tweaks that people have been requesting, which kept pushing it back due to extra testing. If you want to join beta and try out all the new features, go here
https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/102264813364583686576 Just make sure you have a backup of your keys before using it. We haven't had any issues with beta wallets screwing up balances (since we use testnet first), but just in case.
It would be great if you can 1. push txs through port 80 as well (through external API sites, there's plenty available) if you're not doing so already, and 2. perhaps check if Mycelium has a working connection, and if not, warn the user "Your internet connection seems to be restricted, perhaps you need to login to your WiFi network?" This may avoid a lot of unnecessary confusion.
Since we use our own custom nodes, I think we use port 443 for connections, instead of the standard port 8333 that bitcoin nodes use. Since it's a custom node thing, I don't know if we would be able to push transactions to anywhere, but we'll look into it. As for internet connection, I think we already check for it when you try to sync your wallet balances, and it briefly pops up to let you know if your internet connection isn't working. What we REALLY need to do is implement BIP70 to be able to push signed transactions directly to the receiver, using either the internet, or other means like Bluetooth or NFC. But there are so many other things to add....