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Topic: ★[ANN] [NAV] NAV COIN - Community Fund Live!!! - page 638. (Read 2085654 times)

legendary
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i just hope this wont be another empty promise

We are All in this - Stay focused and see you on the 23rd  Smiley

Screen shots of the Anonymous system working on the main block chain for all

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10846094
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i just hope this wont be another empty promise
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Bittrex beta is back.... happy trading guys: https://beta.bittrex.com/Market/?MarketName=BTC-NAV

Thanks kunfu! All the pieces are coming together nicely

Edit : Bittrex Beta shows the full buy and sells on the exchange
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Bittrex beta is back.... happy trading guys: https://beta.bittrex.com/Market/?MarketName=BTC-NAV
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Dark pumping on a dying breath?
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NavajoCoin Asynchronous Encryption Technology - Official Release 23rd March 2015

Go Live!
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5% is probably where it is going to start until the price and volume start to rise. As the volume grows, we will be able to scale back the transaction fee, probably down to about 2% or even 1% and still cover the server costs. Ideally we would survive on donations alone and scrap the fee all together, but we just have to see what balance will work out.

Make sense?

The idea of fee which is based on percentage make sense, seem fair to me.


Good work Pakage!


Bye Bye
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Thanks for that Pakage!

BTW i noticed a 5% transaction fee? Is that correct or a typo?

That is intentional. The percentage is adjustable and is still up for debate though, we do want it to be as small as possible.

The transaction fee is not designed for us to skim profit, it is simply to cover hosting costs since this is a community project, not a business.

The anon network consists of about a dozen server instances (which we've been paying for personally so far) that we need to have up and running for it all to work. None of these are free, so this transaction fee is how the network will cover its own costs.

5% is probably where it is going to start until the price and volume start to rise. As the volume grows, we will be able to scale back the transaction fee, probably down to about 2% or even 1% and still cover the server costs. Ideally we would survive on donations alone and scrap the fee all together, but we just have to see what balance will work out.

Make sense?
Does make sense
pakage
Go Navajo
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2 weeks before when I have full synchro I have 115 000 NAV on 2.04 windows wallet. I stake coins and was all ok.
Now after upgrade today my wallet from 2.04 to 2.06 and blockchain because not synchro I lost 50k navs Sad


Don't worry. Some time happen, especially after a fork.

Sent PM.

Typically for problems like this should be sufficient to follow these steps:

 1) With the wallet closed make a backup copy of the wallet.dat saving
it in another position, or with a different name.

 2) Start the navajocoin-qt.exe

 3) In the "Debug Window" \ "Console" write the command:
checkwallet

 4) If the answer is not  "" wallet check passed ": "true" ", then you can
use the command:
repairwallet

This command checks the contents of the wallet with the data inside blockchain,
and in most cases solves the problem.

If not, ask again. Smiley

Bye Bye
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Thanks for that Pakage!

BTW i noticed a 5% transaction fee? Is that correct or a typo?

That is intentional. The percentage is adjustable and is still up for debate though, we do want it to be as small as possible.

The transaction fee is not designed for us to skim profit, it is simply to cover hosting costs since this is a community project, not a business.

The anon network consists of about a dozen server instances (which we've been paying for personally so far) that we need to have up and running for it all to work. None of these are free, so this transaction fee is how the network will cover its own costs.

5% is probably where it is going to start until the price and volume start to rise. As the volume grows, we will be able to scale back the transaction fee, probably down to about 2% or even 1% and still cover the server costs. Ideally we would survive on donations alone and scrap the fee all together, but we just have to see what balance will work out.

Make sense?
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Looks perfect let's roll on 23rd Monday
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They walk among us...
Thanks for that Pakage!

BTW i noticed a 5% transaction fee? Is that correct or a typo?
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legendary
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I am exited like a little child Smiley

Yes brother shahim!

@Remy . Its time for you to get excited  Cheesy. Keep keeping it real! thanks man
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Here are some screen shots of the Anonymous system working on the main block chain for all the doubters.

1. New version of the wallet, you can clearly see that it is the NAV wallet, not the AnonBeta



2 .Here I am making a transaction from my unbuntu virtual box to my windows wallet



3. Showing the anon confirmation dialog



4. Confirmed transaction which is to one of the anon nodes rather than the address i set on the previous screen



5. Showing the transaction details where you can see the encrypted destination information listed under "transaction comment"



6. My windows wallet where i have received the split transactions (minus tx-fee) from the exit node





see yall on the moon
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