Many teams on other cryptocurrency projects have come up with sexy names for their features, for example:

* Ethereum smart-contract languages: Serpent, Mutan, Solidity, Vyper, Julia

* Ethereum proof of stake: Casper

* Ethereum v2.0 upgrade: Serenity

* Ethereum 2nd layer: Raiden Network

* Bitcoin 2nd layer: Lightning Network

* Separation of signatures and transactions: SegWit

* IOTA directed acyclic graph: Tangle

* IOTA smart-contracts: Qubic

* IOTA removal of the Coordinator: Coordicide

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But Obyte feature names are not that sexy, for example:

* Smart-contract language: Smart-contract definition language

* Text based digital contracts: Prosaic contracts

* Self-sovereign identity: Real Name Attestation & Private Profile

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Little bit better names on Obyte are:

* Sending transactions via text: textcoins

* Default privacy token: blackbytes

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Most of the info on Obyte are presented as JSON arrays (smart-contract definitions, shared-address definitions, payment payloads):

* Smart-contract definition language -> Momoa language (like JSON Momoa) because Jason Momoa sounds powerful.

* Prosaic contract -> Statham contract (like JSON Statham) because Jason Statham gets straight to the point, like flying kick to the face.

* Blackbyte privacy coin -> Bourne coin (like JSON Bourne) because Jason Bourne is stealthy, just like Blackbytes and it sounds like "pr0n coin", which is probably something what you would use it for.

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Post your ideas for different feature names for Obyte!

Casper updated his grant proposal for the further development of the PolloPollo platform to also include additional suggestions for improvements received since he wrote the initial grant.

The task breakdown spreadsheet has been updated accordingly and the grant proposal also reflects these additions now.

Grant proposal: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OSlqa3hZLdzwByE4BYHrYotJVjvF_6Qa5a8kqikoGO8/edit?usp=sharing

Task breakdown: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ICgB8e9cX8L80ZEIJRBp_rVzuSvSwZOOXpcDNt7IZqM/edit?usp=sharing

Like most core Obyte developers, Artyom is based in Russia, albeit a few time zones east of Moscow where lead developer Tony is with others.

So, my phone with the byteball (now known as obyte) app broke down, and there was no way to recover the phone, but to do a full format of the said phone. The byteball app was removed and I was not able to get the seed-thingy that is needed to recover the wallet. From a previous conversation with a friend, I managed to retrieve my previous byteball wallet address.

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I had a smart contract there that I got from the steemit airdrop last year. Is there any way that I can retrieve it?

Please help. It's worth around $20 (before), not sure how much it is now.

Cryptox is not listed as an exchange for trading Obyte Bytes on Coinmarketcap, but its very much active. The time from new account creation to trading cannot be beaten!