So we can create an asset for BTC and trade QORA, BTCD Assets etc.. or any other asset for that example? World's first decentralized exchange

Just started looking into QORA. I've wanted to invest time, money, and effort into NXT for a long time but didn't ( at least not much ) because of the initial distribution. If something like 100 people own 80% of the coin, the price is at the whim of a few. That's just one of the problems with a huge distribution to a few people.

Did QORA have a provably better distribution than NXT ?

When I have time I'll read this thread. From what I understand though NXT had 73 stakeholders, QORA had 137.

I think the most limiting factor of an AE is the lack of trust I have in the stakes or assets I'm buying. It'd be interesting to build a Qora arb-trans messaging layer to combine escrow and a trusted feedback system, I think. How would that work? I'd think it should be weighted so 1000 minimal or new accounts don't have as much say as 1 revered one.

Open to suggestion.

This is an interesting idea to me.

jrsfiend is more than willing to code things he's able to in order to contribute. Need the best ideas for utility and revenue generation, first, then order them from time needed to invest and downwards.

I think the core technology is being developed at a fast enough rate - and I wouldn't want to be the cause of breaking everyone's waiting and dreaming experience, either - but I'm more than happy to put in some time and effort. With a fully exposed and documented API, and some pretty cool features released or in the pipeline, there's tons of room for ideas.

A Asset to Asset exchange is music to my ears.

This is a unique feature and that is what we need, im so happy to see al this atm.

I am not talking about development. I am talking about growing the network and community. How are you supposed to withstand DDoS attacks with just 10 nodes? And if Qora price goes any higher, it will be noticed and DDoS'ed for sure. No DDoS attacks now is kind of indication that nobody thinks anything seriously about Qora. And why is that? Because there is no community and nobody is doing any productive work, Qora value is not backed by collective efforts. From the side it looks like a scientific software experiement of one Qora developer, nothing else. Who invests any big money into scientific experiments? Most scientists exist on government grants and scholarships. See what I am saying?

smart move, many will follow suit - then you'll see your investment spike

Ah, whatever, you're hopeless.

I'm not sure what reaction or attention you are after.

A hug?