Non-mandatory wallet update has been running stable for us for a while. When we have PoS news I will let you know.

Windows version downloaded: https://github.com/jlcurby/NobleCoin/releases.

- Hardcoded super seed nodes (no more sync/.conf file issues)
- Fix .pro qt files and builds
- Fixed the windows thread problem (this is what caused the previous windows builds issues)
- Cleanup dead files
- Removed loops and updated codebase to qt5 compatible (longevity and greatly increased compatibility)
- Patched thread issue with Windows
- Made new windows 32 bit client all-in-one (static) one file/one click update (this has all up to date libs including SSL J,. etc)
- Fixed the ugly splash image!
- Special thank you to Palmdetroit

Thanks as always rofo!

Chill dude he's getting bombarded, I got a reply 2 days back from a PM sent a week previous. The man has real work to do.

Awesome!

Feel free to burn as much as you wish, and invest btc or nxt in the poloniex or secureae exchanges.

I am not sure - feel free to consult the distribution page.

That was actually on the table until about 3 weeks ago. Unfortunately it fell through..

Next year would be nice!

Yes exactly hence the focus on business and real-world, to build a business structure that can in turn support our coins. Else we're just in a startup cycle of asking for money (fail).

ASIC’s view is that digital currencies do not fit within the legal definitions of ‘financial product’ in the Corps Act or the ASIC Act. As a result, a person is not providing financial services when they operate a digital currency trading platform, provide advice on digital currencies or arrange for others to buy and sell digital currencies.

That's the better news. AFL could cost upwards of $45,000 (mentioned in paper at one point) and while I do want one I had hoped it was not necessary for 2-3 years. That's not on the agenda for at least a couple years now which is very positive for what I wanted to do.

The paper from ASIC is going to be a very important start for things we're doing. There will be work however about issuers (especially issuance - hence the token/perk/definition/crowd funding care), certain services, rights & responsibilities, grey areas - hence the crowd fund to better establish ourselves and legal/regulatory advice/licensing.

There appears to be at least some limited availability of facilities allowing persons to pay for goods and services using digital currencies in Australia. None of the operators of these facilities currently have an AFS licence. Relief given by ASIC in relation to low value non-cash payment facilities (Class Order [CO 05/736]) may be available to persons who provide these facilities. The relief given by ASIC provides that persons do not need to hold an AFS licence to issue a low value non-cash payment facility2 or comply with certain other obligations in relation to the facility.

I could go on. Obviously a lot of discussions, reading and tweaking of our paper/services/approach will become of it, but overall it's quite positive.

New fliers and details!