Topic: ★[ANN] [NAV] NAV COIN - Community Fund Live!!! - page 843. (Read 2085654 times)

Thank you for the block explorer. To be honest, I always was a bit skeptical with this coin, but later developments showed me that there is hope. I couldn't find any vulnerabilities while looking into transactions, YET.

I'm really curious on how the nodes will be able to deal with an increasing number of transactions when the new tech will be implemented into NAV.

Good luck!

P.S. I'm not just talking non-sense, I've been working as a web & software developer since 2000, although I'm just starting to know all this crypto scene now

buy support even bigger as before now  Who placed those big buy walls ?

Sorry for being away, my PC had problems, i am currently re-syncing my client.

I'm not calling the whale stupid it's a play on words, I'm saying he is taking you all for fools, mainly the sellers, an if you buy his coins, reality is he has less control than he may think, it's more making the move look stupid, I'm saying the people should have less fear an kill off his controlled accumulation. so reality sets in that he cannot control a market, an it needs to happen in loads of coins, people have to have more balls.

yeah indeed. but dont worry, i already bought some coins again..will buy more the next couple of days

If you read the graph to they have placed small orders to make the book look thinner, the are massive buy orders near the bottom which will be his, the only thing to do is have no fear an just buy his wall, an put fear into them.

seems to want more coins, if they think they could lose them they will change.
It's why you would dump try to cause panic, but if people stop being a fool to the game an buy this persons walls they will think harder about doing it.

It will be done again an again in-till they cannot do it , if you don't sell into them, they won't pick up again. because they claim they are shaking people, but if people wise up to the trick they will just look as stupid as they really are.

I just see it as them shaking people they are taking people for fools, it's like a con man who does not finish a job you paid him for, stop paying him.

that buy wall was eaten up just before the dump...

it can be just someone who wants to take his profit but its more likely that someone indeed wants to keep the price around 3k for now...because why place a sell wall that big if you want to cash out...then he would have place smaller orders and sell them slowly..

I've been looking @ that sell order @3k...it was 2btc earlier today...and it started to get eaten around 1pm...then it was quiet for a while and then the big dump. Now that wall is 1 btc @2999 and almost 3btc @3k. Looks like somebody wants the price to stay there.... Shaking the weak hands may be???

Anyway they thought failed...buy wall is back!

Yeah , that is the what whales do.

Maybe they are trying to lower the price. Create a panic sell...Then they get cheap coins. So they thought...

yeah was wondering myself. why would you add a sell wall after dumping some of your coins...people get a bit scared to buy/place big buy orders...so it isnt a good strategy..

or he might want to trigger a selloff...to buy at lower prices? nobody knows except him...

but buy side is already recovering a bit i see

big one : more than 250K in 10 minutes
Question : why?

yeah someone dumped some navs i see and added a big sell wall....first buy support has to recover a bit now...

Another sell walls around 3000 sat. New investors will be delighted

Hi,

I just finished my first testing round. Everything worked well, no problems at all!

I tried to track it down  but as far as i can see it was impossible

I do have some questions though:

1. On the block explorer i see different addresses in the output section when sending coins. Are those random addresses used for sending the scrambled coins through the anon network? Or doesnt that work that way?

Some of the addresses:

NcjT7vT4n97a1iq8h9JLpptt5HcYe9wP5q
NaMcgtY1QfpMMHmka8fh45H93YV8RPvGRE
NNfPnGcx37R2AQDNAzNYfXhoeaXEdXPuBC
NPKpCJyDkcCWB8SyPsvUTo2UxycuVs8fzY 
NTpAMQvaFxXTXz5B3ppGxkbAinbWCSeJgB

2. Can i use the beta block explorer to lookup addresses? I could not see a field for that.

3. You said you used scrambling with fixed numbers (1-10-100-1000). Lets say only 2 transactions have taken place that day, one with 1000 nab and one with 100 nab. And lets say i want to track the 100 nab. I can then skip all 100 scrambled transactions and focuss myself on the 10 scrambled transaction and because there was only one transaction there should only be 8-10 choices to choose from right? Offcourse when more transaction take place that day it the numbers would increase hugely and it would be impossible to guess.

I was thinking:

- wouldnt it be good to add a delay between the sending of the scrambled coins. this can be automatically or by user request. If you decide to do the last one, the user can decide for himself how long the delay will be and how secure/anonymous his transaction will be.

- would it be an idea to create a main wallet and duplicate each transaction or maybe even double duplicate it. So for example when i send 100 nab to x, the main wallet also sends 100 nab to y and 100 nab to z. This way there will always be volume in the network even if the original transction was the only transaction of that day. and yes this will cost a transaction fee, but as the main address you can send that fee to yourself right?

extra:

- it would be nice to see some extra fields in the "transactions tab". Next to "amount" it would be great if i could see "previous balance" and "new balance". It isnt that important but that way you have some more info about your transaction behaviour. Als a tab with "type" would be nice, so you can instantly see if its send through anon or not


For the rest i dont have much to say, everything seems to work great and i wasnt able to find any leaks or faults yet

cheers

Robin

NAV is making solid progress to the moon.

Hit your whip from here then 

Ehh, I thought you would understand that was obvious joke.

We don't like your FUD.