Hopefully the devs announce well in advance what will happen to the remainder of funds that aren't enough to pay for a full airdrop anymore. In any case it's about safe to say by now, that this has been a well executed distribution. I'm just left wondering, what was the original plan for Bitcore before the community decided on this airdrop scheme? Seems like Bitcore was a bit adrift until then.

Talking about updates, I've compiled new info we got from the team over the past 24 hours. Click on this link and scroll down to the bottom of my post and look for

I'm still waiting for Bitcore to hit all time high. I believe it will happen as long as the Dev keep us updating on the status of the project. We just need to be patient.

I wouldn't exactly go around calling Bitcoin transaction fees "insane" anymore. They are back to being almost negligible. BTX is good enough without resorting to false/historical claims like that! "So you don't lose on the insane btc fees and pay a few times for conversion from cash->btc->btx"

Ummm...just because they are back to "normal" doesn't mean they won't skyrocket again once we get past like 1% adoption in crypto.xfer fees will start to become a bigger issue as time goes on.Insane may have not been the word to use, perhaps high lol.

I wouldn't exactly go around calling Bitcoin transaction fees "insane" anymore. They are back to being almost negligible. BTX is good enough without resorting to false/historical claims like that! "So you don't lose on the insane btc fees and pay a few times for conversion from cash->btc->btx"

Talking about updates, I've compiled new info we got from the team over the past 24 hours. Click on this link and scroll down to the bottom of my post and look for

I'm still waiting for Bitcore to hit all time high. I believe it will happen as long as the Dev keep us updating on the status of the project. We just need to be patient.

That BTX ATM sounds very interesting. Can you tell us more about it? Is it just a concept or do you already have a working prototype? Is it like those Bitcoin ATMs you occasionally hear about? (Even though I have never seen one)

A prediction of the end date has been posted weekly to this thread, and surely elsewhere too. It's almost certain now: there are enough funds left for three full airdrops. What's left may be added to the 3rd or sent as one smaller final airdrop, I haven't yet seen a definite answer for this.

As fas as i can tell, btx was created as a support coin for Bitsend, and as a proof o work concept for bigger blocks and segwit.It ended up being so much more. the tech works flawlessly. The gpu mining algorithm a huge success.Wich grew a great community and team behind it.So Btx took on a life on its own. As a superior payment coin.And here we are

Hopefully the devs announce well in advance what will happen to the remainder of funds that aren't enough to pay for a full airdrop anymore. In any case it's about safe to say by now, that this has been a well executed distribution. I'm just left wondering, what was the original plan for Bitcore before the community decided on this airdrop scheme? Seems like Bitcore was a bit adrift until then.

BTC fees will be $35  $50 again, when or if the BTC transactions volume close up to December levels again. My advices take the opportunity, and enjoy the $0.20 transactions when time is.Peace

I wouldn't exactly go around calling Bitcoin transaction fees "insane" anymore. They are back to being almost negligible. BTX is good enough without resorting to false/historical claims like that! "So you don't lose on the insane btc fees and pay a few times for conversion from cash->btc->btx"

a lot of companies have gotten their act together when it comes to batching and there's more segwit too. of course a miner could start spamming but i'd be surprised if we got stuck at those levels again for a long time to come.

BTC fees will be $35  $50 again, when or if the BTC transactions volume close up to December levels again. My advices take the opportunity, and enjoy the $0.20 transactions when time is. Peace

If the bull market wake up and people start to vade into BTC again, like back in December what have BTC achieve to be a faster coin, since December? As far I understand BTC cant scale the way it needed. Beside that there are many other Altcoins with much more tech than BTC.I belive BTX can scale and also give more tech solutions compared to both BTC and BCH, thats why I'm DUMPING.Peace

a lot of companies have gotten their act together when it comes to batching and there's more segwit too. of course a miner could start spamming but i'd be surprised if we got stuck at those levels again for a long time to come.

BTC fees will be $35  $50 again, when or if the BTC transactions volume close up to December levels again. My advices take the opportunity, and enjoy the $0.20 transactions when time is. Peace

Isn't anyone concerned by Omegapool currently being 45% of the network? https://chainz.cryptoid.info/btx/#!extraction Granted, the 100 block stats are quite random. But it's still over 41% on the last 1000 blocks.