I agree and after investigating the few options available consider this pretty much the only one that makes sense.

It should be doable with a very simple wallet upgrade procedure, without a need for any extra hassle.

We're super busy at the moment but will try to come up with the upgrade ASAP.

I also see the potential the CND has and feel it would have been a shame to just let it die away.

Thanks for the support!

Yours,

Jyri
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Altcoin.Center

Yeah it is really good especially when CND have been kicked out of bittrex, i hope something can still be done.

That is quite interesting and i also hope that CND could be traded over 1000 sats again.

Thank you so much for the support, zarton and everyone! =)

- Jyri
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Altcoin.Center

They will re-list as soon as a new version of CND wallet is out.

There has been a block chain forking issue (while CND was without developer) which is why releasing a new version is more or less mandatory.

- Jyri
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Altcoin.Center

Things have been happening very fast and to be perfectly honest, I do not yet have a 100% clear game plan in mind.

However, I do have the tendency to do pretty much everything in a completely different manner so that's probably going to be the general direction.

That, however, does not exclude making mutually beneficial deals as well.

- Jyri
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Altcoin.Center

Hi!

Do you have your CND stored at Bittrex or in your own wallet?

- Jyri
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Altcoin.Center

Ok, then there's no risk whatsoever in exchanging your CND to any other currency there.

However, if you plan to withdraw your CND to your wallet, then it's important to make sure you're connected to the same block chain fork that Bittrex is using.

I'll check in a moment if Bittrex is still on their own "island", or if they're in sync with the chain available through the Altcoin.Center seed servers.

Sorry for the extra hassle! =)

Yours,

Jyri
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Altcoin.Center

Hi!


Very good questions indeed.

The main block chain is in fact doing ok and can be used, although the situation is far from stable at the moment.

C-Cex and Bleutrade have their CannabisDarkcoin wallets connected to "the right" block chain - the one that can be accessed through the A.C seed nodes. Bleutrade's wallet is unfortunately attached to some of the forks that were born at some point, so whether or not CND deposits and withdrawals to their system work depends on which fork the wallet sending or receiving them is. I've been in contact with Bleutrade about the situation. We'll get this fixed one way or another.

The situation is overall not too good, and a new hard fork will have to be made ASAP - meaning a new version of the CND wallet. The really interesting part is going to be merging the forked chains. It will require significant amounts of (mostly manual) labor. Even so, it is doable and will be done.

As for the schedule, I'm afraid I can't give any estimates yet. Much depends on how soon I'll be able to find a handful of highly skilled coders who have worked with block chains on a very deep level, so that a task force capable of doing the ninja-like stunts required can be put together.

Here are couple of related threads that discuss the issue of handling forking scenarios:

https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/812863
https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/875460
https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/875190

- Jyri
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Altcoin.Center