is the GUI released yet?
The GUI is not important enough for us to be worried about yet.
I'd say we want to get the software as bulletproof as possible now, first.
Worry about a gui later. If not having a gui means less attention it is better for now. We want to make sure when the attention comes we are ready.
Clock is ticking, zerocash is around the corner and could bite your ass if you don't hurry up.
How has zerocash solved the accumulator problem? If not then it's a trusted system not a trustless system. No one in crypto is interested in third party god mode.
They are using multisig method, so out of lets say 20 people, just one of them needs to be honest.
Either I have misunderstood the accumulator issue or you have misunderstood the accumulator issue.
Zerocash requires an initial accumulator that will exist for the life of the currency. This accumulator requires certain knowns to be created. These knowns then have to be thrown away. However it's impossible to prove they were throw away.
Hense the concern. Someone who retains these variables in the beginning will be able to print new zerocash without any ability to prove the supply is being manipulated.
This is why in its current form zerocash is an example of a trusted crypto currency, and trust at this particular level (control of the money supply by whomever started the currency) is certainly a no go.