Why didn't you put up a proposal for developing the Hive ledger app? To which proposal can the funding be backtraced to? The vessel-one? The blockchain-dev one? Both of those having a record of no visible work done by you that actually fits the amount of money you've got.

I never questioned your skills, so I don't know why you'd try to push out a response from me, asking if I can write/verify in C. I can't. Nor can I write in C++. I'm fluent in Javascript though.

As I wrote in my initial question to you on MM: I want you to get funded. But just because you're one of the few devs on Hive who can write C/C++, doesn't justify your actions of trying to get as much as possible out of it. Especially, since your proposals basically created a base-line for what seems to be acceptable.

I guess the ledger app could be added to the blockchain-proposal, but what about Vessel? Judging what changes have been made right now, for the amount of money you get, is ridiculous. I can't judge how much time it takes to write C code, looking over it I have to admit that it seems to be a lot of work, but it could also be a lot of boilerplate code due to it being a lower-level language.

However, in regards to Vessel: I've done nothing but writing JS/NodeJS code the last 4 years and while I'm using Vue, not React, there is no way that those changes are worth 5-6+ months of 150 HBD per day. This basically makes the DHF look like a joke or even worse: like a cash-grab. Is this what you want? Now, you said something about "withholding" updates. Why? For what reason? It's open-source software that you're being paid for to develop. If you don't tell us what you're actually been doing, you can't be mad at me for taking the work that is visible for what you've done.

Last but not least: why didn't you tell the community earlier that for the ledger app to be approved, it needs to be vetted by someone outside of Ledger?