Topic: [ANN] Northern [NORT] - page 3. (Read 26909 times)

I assume you are asking what the differences are between Stakecube and Northern?

I hadn't heard of Stakecube before but a quick look at the website shows it is a proof-of-stake pool so people who own a few of one of their supported coins can pool them with others who also hold a few to increase their staking weight. This will give a more regular payout of new coins instead of more infrequent payouts if everyone staked what they owned in a local wallet. In the long term the amount you earn from staking any specific amount of coins will be the same whether they are held locally or pooled. There are a number of staking pool operators and the concept, whilst valid, isn't new at all.

The Northern Equinox Fund is completely different to this.

The Equinox Fund will own and host a number of different masternodes of other coins which have been chosen for their stability and real world applications to give a reliable and regular income. These won't be the 10,000%+ ROI coins that are announced everyday with a MN presale and no coherent application or use case!

The NORT coin will be the native currency of the Equinox Fund meaning that you need to own NORT and use them to buy in to the fund. This means that by buying just NORT you can get exposure to the returns from all of the other coins held in the Equinox Fund which spreads your risk, simplifies investment in crypto and allows people who don't have (for example) $200,000 to invest in a DASH masternode to get a piece of the returns from one.

It's a relatively simple concept but one that will make crypto investment simpler and more attractive to both old and new crypto enthusiasts!

The current whitepaper is here (https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/416697792048922636/461555510496329728/Northern-Whitepaper-v1.0.0.pdf) with more details and an updated one is due to be released in the next couple of days.

Hope that answered your question and thanks for the interest

how about https://stakecube.net/  ??

Thank you! Our whitepaper is recent and contains the most up to date info. We still need to re-do our site and this ANN, which will be done before the end of this month. Thanks for taking a look!

In our updated ANN we will include updated bio's and LinkedIn profiles of our team members. We understand your concerns regarding anonymity and we are transitioning to be a more open and transparent project.

Awesome, thanks so much! Will be sure to share this with our community on all our channels!

Northern is now ready for cross-chain dapps with the Blocknet Protocol!



Now that NORT is compatible with the Blocknet Protocol, it can be used in cross-blockchain dapps and traded on beta Block DX!

You can read more about Blocknet, the Blocknet Protocol, and Block DX here:

https://blocknet.co

https://sites.google.com/view/blocknet/directory

To get started with trading on Block DX, follow this setup guide: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ciwLFSXwv6CXd3QEvVW88lHXo9CSIlweYOoSbDHkies/preview

The setup is in the process of being automated/abstracted so it's much easier and streamlined to use for beginners. In addition to that, in July we are planning to release SPV support which will allow for the creation of litewallets so whole blockchains will not need to be downloaded

No, the dev's main project is NORT, a few members of the team also have their own roles in other projects

What would you like to know about the team? Happy to help if I can!

The linkedin profiles for the core team are in the post a couple up and will be added to the next update of the whitepaper later this month.

I got onboard with the team literally just a few hours ago (although have been a supporter and MN holder for quite a while) - you can find out more about my own company at lanticmining.co.uk, heck, there's even a telephone number on my site* - how many people offer that in crypto?

Yesterday we announced the integration of Northern with The Blocknet (blocknet.co) allowing for dApps to be built on top of the Northern blockchain and atomic swaps through their decentralised cross chain platform. Progress is also continuing with the Northern Equinox Fund and everyone in the team and community is truly excited about the future of this coin!

See our whitepaper for more details of the Fund and how such a simple concept can have such a huge potential!
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/416697792048922636/461555510496329728/Northern-Whitepaper-v1.0.0.pdf






(*obviously a joke and to be clear none of the staff who answer that phone will be able to talk about Northern although they will be more than happy to talk to you about mining rigs! )

I am interesting with this project..but..your team is not clear..I really doubt...

Two projects yes and it's a team in both cases not just one person - just like every other type of project management job in the world I think you'll find that many/most devs work on more than one project at the same time doing whatever they specialise in e.g. coding, community management etc. A team working on more than one project doesn't have any correlation to the likelihood of any of them failing.

What is important is that the team is active on any project (for Northern, responses usually come within minutes from one of the core team on Discord), that the project has a clear purpose and use case (Northern does - a simple concept with a huge market and is one of the few coins that can claim that) and that progress is being made in line with the whitepaper (it is and some very exciting developments on schedule for the very near future).

Of course, as with any project, time will tell and there are no guarantees but if you are looking for a good bet for your money that has the potential for 10x or 20x returns then Nort should be close to the top of anyones list

Is the dev working on several projects simultaneously? If that's true I think he should decide which one is the main project or otherwise they are most likely going fail.

In our updated ANN coming later this month we will include LinkedIn profiles and identities of our team.

I don't think who they are is any secret but if you want LinkedIn profiles then it's essentially the same dev team as for KYD coin. Names, pictures and LinkedIn profiles are on that website (http://kydcoin.network/).

Team members = zero proof information(?).
Why is that?
Where are Linkedin links?

We will certainly be aiming to get listed there

it would be nice to see it on coinmarketcap

The Northern Team is doing a very good job.



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That sound promising! I can already think of a few

No specifics yet. We are busy designing the criteria that will be used when assessing whether or not to add a coin to the fund. We will aim for the more prominent, top tier coins that most investors would otherwise not have access to - NORT will be the gateway for them to get exposure to the masternode coins that they would otherwise never be able to participate in.

We will get a lot of input from the community when making the decisions with regard to adding coins to the fund, and will ensure to have a process that masternode holders can submit proposals and get funding from the network for coins that they would like to see added to the fund.