Topic: ★[ANN] [NAV] NAV COIN - Community Fund Live!!! - page 8. (Read 2085654 times)

I had a friend who was acumulating NAV in 2017  between 500 and 5000sat and he  sold it just before big 2017year pomp has started :d
Ok speaking seriously now NAV looks technicaly quite good and I think it deserve to pay atention as investment opportunity 

NavCoin 4.6.0 Release Candidate



This week the Release Candidate of NavCoin Core 4.6.0 is ready for testing, NavCoin Engineer Alex V talks with Binance in their AMA series and more.


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NavCoin Core 4.6.0 Release Candidate

The newest version of NavCoin Core (v4.6.0) is nearly ready to go. All the features which will be included in v4.6.0 have been merged to the master branch. There is one outstanding bug fix that the core developers are looking to include in v4.6.0 alongside anything that is discovered while testing the release candidate. If you want to build and test the release candidate, you can do so from Pull Request #444.

If you don’t have a build environment setup but you want to help test the release candidate, the core developers will publish the built binaries to the pull request once they have been compiled — keep an eye on the PR.

There are a lot of great improvements being released in v4.6.0. Some of the major features to be included are;

Community Fund User Interface — There will be a new tab in the core wallet for browsing and voting on community fund proposals and payment requests.

Staking Accumulation — There is now the ability to specify a different address to accumulate staking rewards to with the -stakingaddress argument.

Mnemonic Seed Phrase Support — Ability to export and import master private keys as mnemonic phrases to backup or create wallets.

Along with another 12 closed pull requests which are detailed in the 4.6.0 release notes.

Once testing is completed and any discovered bugs fixed, the release will be formally published and the announcement will be made on navcoin.org.


More in this week's Community News

• NavCoin Core Bootstrap Issue
• Binance Spanish AMA
• Korean & Japanese Translations Live
• NavCoin Community Roundtable
• Community Fund Update

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It was a long time ago that I read about nav, I'm holding it for ages now, I know it's a good project I didn't know it has to many update last days. So I almost feel lucky to still hold some nav

I found the news that:
Atomic Wallet integrated NavCoin in Atomic Wallet

https://app.algory.io/app/cryptonews/662803/atomic-wallet-integrated-navcoin-in

but now I can see that link is broken

so maybe it will be good to re-apply for listing again: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfN4WOC257NF8IPy5QVYSpxeTwmlt9ktp99lOk99cAAPt2EGA/viewform ?

19 April 2019
NavCoin (NAV)
Binance AMA with NavCoin


more info: https://tothemoon.live/?IsPast=False&Page=2&Month=0&Year=0&SortBy=0

Yeah it's been sleeping since long time. Hope it's hibernation period will end soon. But one good thing here is, dev team are working very hard even though overall market are not doing well. So I think it will soon get well deserved recognition in the crypto sphere.

NavPay 4.6.0 Released



It’s been a busy week in the NavCoin Community with the release of NavPay 4.6.0, the launch of the NavCoin Core developer bounty program and more.

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NavPay 4.6.0 Released

The upgrade to enable cold staking spending with the NavPay servers experienced some delays and was postponed from it’s originally scheduled date of Friday 12 April. After a few trial runs on the staging environments, all the issues were ironed out and the production servers were upgraded on Tuesday 16th of April.

https://navhub.org/news/2019-04-16-navpay-cold-staking-spending-upgrade

Along with the backend upgrade, a new version of the wallet has been released. You will need to update to version 4.6.0 to see your cold staking balance in NavPay if you used it to generate your spending keys.

You can get the latest version of the wallet from the NavPay project page on NavHub, or directly from the NavPay Release on GitHub.

If you’re on Android, the update should come automatically from the Google Play store within the next 48 hours.

To check you’re on the right version navigate to;

Settings > About NavPay

The version should display here as v4.6.0 with the commit hash #4af8536.

For more information please check the release notes and the NavHub article.


More in this week's Community News

• NavCoin Core Bounty program
• NavCoin Web Developers
• New Merchants Accepting NavCoin
• NavCoin on StakingRewards.com
• Community Fund Update

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Look at what  wwzsocki answered me:
BtW I do not know if relying on one comparison is the best approach

It would be good to see comparative tests, the most important anonymous coins.
I am very curious if NAV is the best.

Navcoin is sleeping giant from long time it is not showing it is rally but nice time to buy more the whole ecosystem is ready to explode. This coin has best tech and it is surviving from long time because of good support from the community.

NavPay Scheduled Maintenance



NavPay Cold Staking Upgrade is Scheduled to take place this week, preparations are being made to release NavCoin Core 4.6.0 and Alex has been interviewed on Cointelegraph Español.

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NavPay Scheduled Maintenance

Testing for NavPay’s support of cold staking spending has been successful and deployment to the staging environment is scheduled to happen within the next 24 hours. If the staging deployment goes smoothly deployment to the live environment will begin on Friday 12 April at 10am NZT (GMT+12). It is expected NavPay will be unavailable for transactions from this time until the deployment is successful which could take one or more hours. The exact time and duration of downtime will be confirmed via twitter before the scheduled maintenance is due to occur. All efforts will be made to minimise the downtime required during this upgrade.

Keep an eye on the @NavCoin twitter account over the next few days for further updates.


More in this week's Community News

• NavCoin Core Update
• Cointelegraph Español Interview
• Buy Amazon Gift Cards in the EU with NAV
• New Exchange Listings
• Community Fund Update

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Here you are a few good articles I have read about this subject:

https://xbt.net/blog/privacy-coin-comparison/
https://coinsavage.com/content/2018/08/privacy-coins-comparison-review/
https://decentralize.today/the-privacy-coin-guide-part-two-how-to-compare-privacy-coins-3b27fb51db25
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/99gm7k/the_best_privacy_coins_today_a_comparison/
https://kingpassive.com/best-privacy-coins-2018/

Can I find somewhere any comparision of Privacy-focused coins?
Do you guys know any objective research regarding this area?
NAV was one of the first anon which I've found I'd like to see how it look  compared to the other competitor
   

yes!

NEXT Lite Wallet RC1 Released



The NEXT Lite Wallet RC1 has been released, progress has been made patching NavPay for cold staking and NavCoin is now on social media platform Cent.

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NEXT Lite Wallet RC1 Released

The first release candidate (RC1) of the NEXT Lite wallet has been officially released. For those who are unfamiliar with the project, NEXT is a modern desktop wallet interface originally built for NavCoin and which now has support for other cryptocurrencies. Previously the NEXT wallet needed to be run as a full node which requires downloading the entire blockchain of the cryptocurrencies you want to use. The NEXT developers have now enabled the wallet to run in “lite” mode which doesn’t require the full blockchain to be downloaded. While the wallet looks to a remote server for the blockchain, it still retains control of its private keys so it can create and sign transactions before broadcasting them to be relayed. Any attempt to tamper with the transaction in transit would invalidate the signature and it would be rejected by the rest of the network. Behind the scenes NEXT uses the same open source framework as NavPay. These libraries have been well tested and reviewed making them a solid starting point for any lite wallet.

The NEXT Lite Wallet has been in public beta for a number of weeks and the development team behind it is now confident the remaining bugs have been ironed out. They’ve added some additional security measures and community fund features to the latest version and published it as RC1. To read the full change log and get the latest version of the wallet visit the NavCommunity blog.

https://blog.navcommunity.net/2019/03/24/next-lite-wallet-rc1-live


More in this week's Community News

• NavPay Cold Staking Progress
• NavCoin Social on Cent
• NavCoin Core Update
• ZeroCT Review
• NavCoin Community Fund Update

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NAV COIN is sleeping so so long...!

NAV is on fire these days, steadily growing in price. Let's hope it lasts.

It was greatly undervalued and the new progress is becoming visible now.

hello,
through ZeroCT Navcoin is better than Monero, Dash and the other coins?
Will the transfers become completely anonymous and can not be tracked?
Thanks in advance

NavDroid StakeBox Public Beta



The NavDroid StakeBox has been released for public peer review and the NavCoin Knowledge Base is now open source and community driven.


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NavDroid StakeBox Public Beta

The NavCoin network is secured by Proof of Stake which is a form of network consensus that requires only a minimal amount of computing power. There is no requirement to have specialised computer chips or expensive mining rigs since increased computing power does not lead to increased mining rewards. At the beginning of 2017 the NavPi was released, a Raspberry Pi computer the size of a credit card, loaded with the software and interface to participate in securing the NavCoin network. Since then, the NavCoin blockchain has grown and the onboard memory of the NavPi struggled to keep up with storing all the block headers. Since then, NavCoin Core has been looking for alternative low powered devices to take over the reigns from the NavPi.

A couple of months ago work began on creating the NavDroid interface for the Odroid XU4. The beta version of this software is now available to the public for download. The software provides the basic functionality for mining on the XU4 device; Send, Receive, Transaction Lists, Community Fund Voting, Encrypt, Backup and Restore.

The software is built with NodeJS and Angular, and fully open source. We encourage any web developers or designers who would like to get involved in working with blockchain to try the software, test it and help to fix bugs or improve the user interface. What we’ve released today is simply a starting point for the community to run with.

Until the software has been fully peer reviewed and any bugs fixed, we recommend using the NavDroid with caution and not using it as your primary mining device.

You can install the repositories on an existing Odroid by cloning the software from GitHub and installing with NPM, or if you want to download the image join the community on discord to get the download link.

There are two main code repositories;

NavCoin Express is the NodeJS back end server that interacts with the daemon and provides the API to the front end.

https://github.com/Encrypt-S/navcoin-express

NavCoin Angular is the Angular front end web server that provides the web interface for controlling your NavCoin wallet.

https://github.com/Encrypt-S/navcoin-angular

If you find any bugs or want to make any improvements, please create an issue or a pull request on the appropriate repository and join the community on discord to discuss.



More in this week's Community News

• Community Driven Knowledge Base
• New Exchange Listings
• CryptoLark Interview
• BitPrime Community Fund Review
• Community Fund Update

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NavCoin & the NavCoin Community Fund https://www.bitprime.co.nz/blog/navcoin-community-fund-boosts-innovation/