Like I mentioned above. Couldn't we have a thread for each language (main languages)?
So it's easier to understand each other. Let's make it happen

For this release, you will need to generate the password yourself, KeePass or LastPass are a good option.

We have a secure password generator, similar to one featured on counterwallet.co, slotted to next major release.

These were not real XCR, but testnet ones.
As the demo runs on real genesis now, the funds are spread between Bter, Maxmint and Crypti foundation, as they will be on mainnet.

If you need some XCR to play with in order to try the release version, please PM me.

Come Brainstorm with GreXX!

For those of you who might be bored waiting and would like to help brainstorm some ideas, I am looking to get a conversation going where we can talk a little bit about creative and outside of the box ways to market Crypti.

Do not post here. Use this thread: http://cryptitalk.com/index.php/topic,91.0.html

I would love to hear your input on ways other cryptos have done marketing, what might have worked, what might have flopped, and any crazy ideas you might have.

As posted yesterday, Bitseed has started closely reviewing the PoS formula implementation code, while we in parallel are setting-up automated testing to monitor the PoS behavior in the mainnet.

Once we find out and resolve the root cause, we will proceed with the launch.

Sounds great I will PM when I get home here in a hour or so...

One more question... I keep seeing the word web wallet... does this imply that the local wallet that will be downloadable in the next few days... will look different? or the same as this demo web wallet?   

To update on the PoT and PoP algorithms, I worked with the developers this morning to refine the algorithms to assure that they remain stable throughout the lifetime of the coin, so they don't become excessively large or small values, exceeding the computational ability of the platform. It is also necessary to avoid faults arising from potential network latency conditions. We are finishing a simulator program to project network activity over decades of operation to assure stability, since we would rather have everything work properly from the beginning than to have to revise things with patches later.

I saw another CPU mined coin project rush things out the door to meet deadlines with very adverse results, leading to a rush of unexpected cloud and bot mining which resulted in a flood of orphaned blocks. This left the founders able to mine much less than they anticipated, which they were relying upon to fund continued development. The resulting shortfall in mining severely impacted the project.

We want to make sure everything runs smoothly from the start, without the need to issue any emergency patches later on.

Thank you for your continued patience, support, and interest in the Crypti project.