The problem is the wallet's API is so different from Bitcoin.  If it is possible with our blockchain then I again ask that the developers abstract out the payment transaction handling into something where bitcoin api can be implemented without major disruption. 

This is why none of these guys accept bitUSD, it is too much work for them.  We can fix that by doing the work on our end. 

I realize that this is a bitter pill, but please explain to us that it can't be reasonably done or start taking steps in that direction.  There are a lot of goofy ideas with marginal utility floating about.  IMO this is closer to a necessity .... OR we just ignore being part of the crypto economy until we don't need them much and  instead they need us.

Quote from: gamey on October 29, 2014, 04:08:47 am

1) We need a bitcoind compatible api if the blockchain would support it.  This is for all the services that want to support bts/btsx but can't.  Since I have received no answer whether it is possible, then I'm going to harp on the bitcoind thing until I hear it isn't possible. 


2) We need a super simple and stable bitUSD wallet that would ideally work on android/ios in addition to the desktop operating systems.

With android wallet etc we can likely also airdrop bitusd onto users.  Google does a lot of authentication stuff to keep you from making an unrelated google account.

This is important.

If you want to discuss,we can hold mumble,off the record,brain storm,whatever with Bytemaster regularly.
But the forum,every major competitors is trying to dig dirt in it.Once they dig it,they would be having a field day.