Hi Brian,

This is exactly what everyone here wanted to hear and I think you're really the type who can get a whole crowd behind an idea, thumbs up, I can't wait for what's going to happen next year! If you have some tasks which involves web(sites/apps) or clean UI design I would be happy to take them on. Cheers and keep up the good work!

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Thank you very much 

I think Bitshares is exactly how it should be called. Bit is not of course not exclusively linked to Bitcoin and I don't think a company or product should be named after the availability of a domain name. Take a look at the Firefox browser for example for years this domain was taken by a different company and that worked out quite good as well.

Looking really nice, i'm fed up with the regular razorblade anyways but actually I'm scared to use one of these, not that they wont work but that I kill myself by accident lol

I like he sword for the T in Keyhotee...  I like the more abstract over the fighting night.

I will work some more on the abstract version, maybe mix it with the ones I posted after, it looks a bit more serene and professional indeed.

First sketch for clean splashscreen version with a dandelion standing for decentralization (Breaking away from the controlled center)



Different clean take on medieval theme, sorry for the jagged edges on the horseman but please note this is just some raw impressions


More to come!

Building protoshares.net right now. Should be officially released in a few days.
The invictus website will be next.

Looks really great man, very professional and clean.

Please correct me if I'm wrong but let's say my computer crashes or I get hacked. What will happen to my Keyhotee ID, I think I will lose it together with every message or funds I might have at the time? If this is the case it might be a good idea to give advanced users the option to add trustees to their account. So let's say you'll lose it all you could ask your (2 or more) trustees to vouch for you and when they both do everything you'll have does get transferred back to you. I know the initial design doesn't allow ID transfers and I honestly have no idea how the actual implementation would be like but users do get hacked and make mistakes and it would be a shame if that would make them lose everything they have.

[EDIT]I'm sorry there was already a topic covering a similar question, funny that you'll always see it AFTER you click 'Post'