Hi all

Good news:

Tomorrow morning, our new website is launching!

http://blocknet.co/


After much research and hard work, it showcases the Blocknet's business case. We're very excited to show it to the world.

Wrong thread?

I do know, however, that HZ's intentions for the MGW are somewhat different, and that they've adapted/bug-squashed every singe bit of tech they got from NXT.

But let's not discuss this here.

In any case, we're celebrating our new website!


     http://blocknet.co

When you say 'did', do you mean that everything Blocknet and XC and HZ are doing has been coded and accomplished by him (jl)alone?  And there is no need for crypto to go any further?  Does he have a finished product? 

I'm not saying he isn't talented; he is.  But he is working by himself and doesn't have a finished product.  Blocknet code also differs (want to talk about JSON?) so if you would kindly explain, in detail, why you think your question is worth considering I would appreciate it.

Cheers...

Blocknet's xbridge is a direct hook into the wallet. It's not an RPC layer [Supernet] or PROXY layer [XAI].

Itod, no trolling please.

For example, your attitude precludes you from absorbing the plain fact that the wiki is not for code. Nor is it for explanations of code. It's for organisational information.

For code, refer to Github.

congrats to the new website!

It remains a decentralized technology, with a foundation and a collection of participating blockchain-based projects.

However, you'll soon see our business plan, where we detail the need for traditional trusted entities for off-chain products and services. They will perform functions like escrow, arbitration, gateway services, and mediation. To this end, the Blocknet - and anyone else who builds a business upon the technology - will need to register as a legal entity. So yes, there will be a Blocknet Inc.

Huh?

No, it's open source tech. None of this has changed.

I'm not sure where you're going with this...

Hoertest, if you don't permit projects the freedom to grow and realise their own internal potential, you should not be involved.

Our business case is based on months of research. It's also has plain utility, since if we're to create an internet of blockchains, it's absolutely essential that the "real world," which includes businesses that of necessity require legal entities to do business with, can integrate into the Blocknet. We're working hard at creating the best possible tech and I think you should respect that.

To get pissed off about some idea that doesn't appeal to you is, with respect, inappropriate in my opinion. Why be so brittle anyway? Rather just appreciate what we have to offer. It will always be limited, not infinite or ideal. But we're giving it everything we've got.

(And personally, I'm really excited about the Blocknet. Perhaps you have reason to be too.)