Topic: ★[ANN] [NAV] NAV COIN - Community Fund Live!!! - page 456. (Read 2085654 times)

Don't think it'll be in danger of delisting now

do the projects percentages get updated as they have been exactly the same for 2+ weeks?

http://navajocoin.org/projects

any news about dev progress?

According to the FAQ delisting is based upon last 28 days trading and if average is less than 0.2 BTC per day. It is then given 7 days to recover with the delist warning and if not "may" be delisted.

Only today volume is 0.4btc , so there is no that option it will be removed

bittrex now says "This market is in danger of de-listing due to low trade volume and lack of user interest. It may be removed on October 2nd unless the average daily trade volume for the last 7 days exceeds 0.2 BTC."

Lack of volume delist alert 

if there is an update? NAV is very long 

it doesn't have to be multiple addresses, it can be multiple 'chunks' within the same address.  I am not sure what the official term for 'chunks' is, but I am referring to a grouping of coins that are the same age.  If you look in coin control, a single address can have hundreds+ of chunks in it.   I don't really have an explanation other than what I have noticed over the past year and what Remy showed me.  Remy did an analysis a while back charting the blocks generated and how many coins it took and how long, etc.... it was very detailed and lined up with what I observed.  So no explanation, just observation.  Remy could probably provide better details.

I'm just regurgitating what he figured out.  On that note, a big kudos to Remy for his continued in depth and very intriguing block chain analysis.  I believe this sort of analysis is of great importance when looking ahead into the future of Navajo.  Thanks Remy !

A good rule of thumb would be to take a look in coin control every once and a while and sort your coins by smallest size as well as oldest age (you will notice some chunks just don't generate a block for some reason).  I then send the 'under performing' chunks together to myself into groups of 1.5k-3k.  if you keep your wallet running 24/7 and do the above, you should be pretty close to maximizing your POS returns.

Are you saying multiple addresses of 1500 in wallet better than 1 address with xxx,xxx NAV? Please clarify and if this is the case provide an explanation.

And if so does the total still register on rich list or you drop off rich list?

THanks,
john

Wow cant believe that Navajo is still under 1 k .....your dreaming if you think it going to go that high bter has no volume for Navajo.....Bittrex is under 1k for 877. he paid .05175percent when you could of got  5000.coins bittrex where the logic in that ......

That looking self buy not from buy wall and i don't think some can do like this when NAV is not newly launched coin but that is good sign and i hope for this if NAV would go at this price level in future than i will be Millionaire, i am dreaming of this now

LOL Someone misunderstood the real price of Navajo... but I'll be glad if the price will be in the future...

Lol, this price on bter :DDDD

The prevue of real price in the future^^

For all downloads please visit the website:

http://www.navajocoin.org/downloads

The OP here does need updating sorry, will do it this weekend.

 

Someone just traded NAV @ 0.1BTC on bter.com



Made my cryptonator portfolio skyrocket something chronic lol.

Seem to be working just fine for me.  Perhaps you should try stopping by the dedicated forum, I've gone ahead and taken the liberty of adding the navcoin-qt wallet download(s) to the following post:
http://navcointalk.org/forum-root/topic/current-stable-navcoin-qt-wallet-for-windows/

As soon as I've managed to successfully send up the blockchain file I'll be adding that to the post as well.  

Blockchain data also added to dedicated forum.  Hope this helps

the wallet and blockchain links dont work for me

Thanks,
that is the info I was looking for.