I do like Shapeshift.....feel a Tweet coming on.
and there they go:
https://twitter.com/EvilDave_NXT
Topic: [ANN] Nxt :: descendant of Bitcoin - page 51. (Read 383989 times)
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great service but doesn't work for me. no rate or depo limit shown for nxt.
tried with latest chrome and firefox. can someone confirm?
tried with latest chrome and firefox. can someone confirm?
I wouldn't want to waste money trying that out. I setup buy orders on poloniex.
great service but doesn't work for me. no rate or depo limit shown for nxt.
tried with latest chrome and firefox. can someone confirm?
tried with latest chrome and firefox. can someone confirm?
ShapeShift has added a buy/sell feature to the real time market data website CoinCap.io! You can now buy or sell NXT straight from the market data website. Learn more about this here: http://bit.ly/1UVFZ7m
Nxtforum.org is working fine for me, but I haven't needed to register there for a while.. 
....PM me the address you used to sign up, and I'll pass it on to the forum admins.
....PM me the address you used to sign up, and I'll pass it on to the forum admins. 
is NXT forum having issues?
I've tried to register but never receive an activation email?
I've tried to register but never receive an activation email?
This is a very old thread, so the best place to ask for help these days would be on www.nxtforum.org itself.
Having said that, one of our devs created a passphrase typo checker for this sort of situation:
http://jnxt.org/typo/
This might be able to help you out, good luck !
Having said that, one of our devs created a passphrase typo checker for this sort of situation:
http://jnxt.org/typo/
This might be able to help you out, good luck !
Hi Freigeist,
How are you?
Thank you for assisting me. It's possible that the passphrase is wrong yes, otherwise I would've end up in the right account.
Tried to change a few letters or spaces but seem to end up in the wrong account every time.
So it's not possible to use the key for the account, because that one I have correct I'm pretty sure.
Hello Microove.
I'm busy
And how are you? Whaz up?
No problem glad to help if I can.
With the NXT client you could access your account by entering your NXT address NXT-....-... and so on.
It will open your account but then to do any transaction it will require you to enter the passphrase again.
So I thing without the correct passphrase your funds are locked there. I hope you do not have much NXT in yur account.
I'm not expert in NXT but maybe someone with more experience could give you a better answer.
Please try to post here in the official thread on BTT:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nxt-blockchain-platform-proof-of-stake-official-587007
or here in the official NXT forum:
https://nxtforum.org/
Hi,
I've got my passphrase, but now it seems that I'm ending up in the wrong wallet?
Still got the key and adress where the coins are in right now.
Is there a way to retrieve them with the key?
Thanks so much in advance.
I've got my passphrase, but now it seems that I'm ending up in the wrong wallet?
Still got the key and adress where the coins are in right now.
Is there a way to retrieve them with the key?
Thanks so much in advance.
If you are ending in the wrong wallet then the reason is for sure that you are entering
a different (wrong) passphrase. You should check for spaces at the begging or at the end if you paste
it from somewhere.
Hi Freigeist,
How are you?
Thank you for assisting me. It's possible that the passphrase is wrong yes, otherwise I would've end up in the right account.
Tried to change a few letters or spaces but seem to end up in the wrong account every time.
So it's not possible to use the key for the account, because that one I have correct I'm pretty sure.
Hi,
I've got my passphrase, but now it seems that I'm ending up in the wrong wallet?
Still got the key and adress where the coins are in right now.
Is there a way to retrieve them with the key?
Thanks so much in advance.
I've got my passphrase, but now it seems that I'm ending up in the wrong wallet?
Still got the key and adress where the coins are in right now.
Is there a way to retrieve them with the key?
Thanks so much in advance.
If you are ending in the wrong wallet then the reason is for sure that you are entering
a different (wrong) passphrase. You should check for spaces at the begging or at the end if you paste
it from somewhere.
Hi,
I've got my passphrase, but now it seems that I'm ending up in the wrong wallet?
Still got the key and adress where the coins are in right now.
Is there a way to retrieve them with the key?
Thanks so much in advance.
I've got my passphrase, but now it seems that I'm ending up in the wrong wallet?
Still got the key and adress where the coins are in right now.
Is there a way to retrieve them with the key?
Thanks so much in advance.
NXT newbie here...
Downloaded the wallet, won't run - assuming it's because my PC only has 32-bit Windows. Is that right?
Also does POS work on the web wallet?
Thanks in advance!
Go to here for more info. Downloaded the wallet, won't run - assuming it's because my PC only has 32-bit Windows. Is that right?
Also does POS work on the web wallet?
Thanks in advance!
NXT newbie here...
Downloaded the wallet, won't run - assuming it's because my PC only has 32-bit Windows. Is that right?
Also does POS work on the web wallet?
Thanks in advance!
Downloaded the wallet, won't run - assuming it's because my PC only has 32-bit Windows. Is that right?
Also does POS work on the web wallet?
Thanks in advance!
Make sure u platform running java 8 first!
NXT newbie here...
Downloaded the wallet, won't run - assuming it's because my PC only has 32-bit Windows. Is that right?
Also does POS work on the web wallet?
Thanks in advance!
Downloaded the wallet, won't run - assuming it's because my PC only has 32-bit Windows. Is that right?
Also does POS work on the web wallet?
Thanks in advance!
Apparently there's only a listing fee of one nxt according to their website. I personally don't really care enough to download the client and look through it myself though.
Not entirely sure exactly what you are referring too... there is a fee to interact with the blockchain (send transaction, send encrypted message, buy an asset, register an alias, buy something from Freemarket (ebay) etc) as a spam deterrent. If it wasn't there, anyone who had bad intentions could bloat the blockhain for free. It is the same for all cryptos.
Luckily for you, you don't need to download the client. You can trial it for free with 200,000 (fake) NXT here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/online-demo-for-nxt-1510-1084085
Give it a whirl
Apparently there's only a listing fee of one nxt according to their website. I personally don't really care enough to download the client and look through it myself though.
ShapeShift.io has released the first-ever cryptocurrency exchange app for iPhone. Buy or sell Nxt instantly and on-the-go with the ShapeShift App.
Download the app: http://apple.co/1FU6Njm
Learn about the app in this Forbes article: http://onforb.es/1dtZqVX
NOTE: ShapeShift will be adding their Android app soon. Stay tuned!
Download the app: http://apple.co/1FU6Njm
Learn about the app in this Forbes article: http://onforb.es/1dtZqVX
NOTE: ShapeShift will be adding their Android app soon. Stay tuned!
What are my options for storing NXT outside of a centralized exchange?
In the blockchain through the client.
If you don't want to download the blockchain, try mynxt.info or mofowallet.com. mynxt.info also have andoid and iOS apps.
I'm very careful about what I install on my computer. Can I install NRS in a sandbox somehow? I suppose I could run it as a very unprivileged user. I use Linux BTW.
I think a web wallet is too risky.
Would Jay be a good choice?
jay with http://jnxt.org/nxt can work well as a Web wallet solution, also nxtvault is an android version of jay. For secure cold storage I would suggest http://jnxt.org/vapor
How does that work? Wouldn't I be trusting jnxt.org?
With vapor on an offline computer you are trusting no one, there is no way for your private key to even get to the jnxt servers, you can also use the nxt today android app to broadcast the transactions vapor creates to the network through qr codes.
Jay works in such a way that the client is locally downloaded and holds your private keys and is only in charge of signing transactions, those transactions are Givin to it by anything with jay.js like http://jnxt.org/nxt
Neither of these setups ever allow your password to be given to jnxt.org in the first place, so minimal trust is assured.
Any step by step videos yet?
What are my options for storing NXT outside of a centralized exchange?
In the blockchain through the client.
If you don't want to download the blockchain, try mynxt.info or mofowallet.com. mynxt.info also have andoid and iOS apps.
I'm very careful about what I install on my computer. Can I install NRS in a sandbox somehow? I suppose I could run it as a very unprivileged user. I use Linux BTW.
I think a web wallet is too risky.
Would Jay be a good choice?
jay with http://jnxt.org/nxt can work well as a Web wallet solution, also nxtvault is an android version of jay. For secure cold storage I would suggest http://jnxt.org/vapor
How does that work? Wouldn't I be trusting jnxt.org?
With vapor on an offline computer you are trusting no one, there is no way for your private key to even get to the jnxt servers, you can also use the nxt today android app to broadcast the transactions vapor creates to the network through qr codes.
Jay works in such a way that the client is locally downloaded and holds your private keys and is only in charge of signing transactions, those transactions are Givin to it by anything with jay.js like http://jnxt.org/nxt
Neither of these setups ever allow your password to be given to jnxt.org in the first place, so minimal trust is assured.
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