[ANN] Nxt :: descendant of Bitcoin - page 78.

Sharky444

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Quote from: crendore on November 24, 2013, 09:52:42 PM

How much NXT did the the original funders get per BTC? I'm wondering what people paid initially so that i can compare that to the prices it is listed at now.

EDIT: oh i see, a total of 21.62903652 BTC was donated, and that should be evenly distributed among the userbase, since there was 1 billion NXT created then that means that NXT initial cost was 0.00000002162904 BTC / NXT.

Most of the people on the forum have been selling it for about a 4650% markup at: 0.000001

So not cheap at all (in response to a post earlier in this thread). It just seems cheap.

4650% seems ok for a very high risk investment. The investors had no security whatsoever that Nxt will be ever launched.

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Quote from: cc5alive on November 24, 2013, 10:37:37 PM

I'm going to start a separate thread for this soon, but I wanted to go ahead and post here first.

I'm selling 5,000,000 NXT and the price of the first 250,000 NXT is 20% cheaper than the current market price. The prices I will charge for NXT are laid out in the following Google Document and will gradually increase as my supply decreases.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvdOna5wsG2RdDZ4M2R6WHRHczVHVHdUWnRGOWo3NXc&usp=sharing

The process is very simple. All you need to do is send BTC for the amount of NXT you want to purchase to this address and include a "public note" of your NXT address. Send the BTC to this address:
16bE9DcVfzYFigDcvQ8zR4xj43pSRShdou

Orders will be processed in the order they are received. I recommend that you check the balance of the address so you will know how much NXT has already been bought before you make your purchase. This corresponds with the "Total Balance of Wallet <= This Value @ This Traunch" column in my spreadsheet.
https://blockchain.info/address/16bE9DcVfzYFigDcvQ8zR4xj43pSRShdou

To limit your risk to me as a counter-party for the transaction, I suggest sending no more than 0.25 BTC at a time and waiting until you have received your NXT before purchasing more.

Excited to be involved in what is already becoming a great community!

Just bought your first 250,000

for .2

txid: d27704dfcee836aef500623d9af8e30edfc5a083862d6fadb97d37df01f086e2

cc5alive

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I'm going to start a separate thread for this soon, but I wanted to go ahead and post here first.

I'm selling 5,000,000 NXT and the price of the first 250,000 NXT is 20% cheaper than the current market price. The prices I will charge for NXT are laid out in the following Google Document and will gradually increase as my supply decreases.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvdOna5wsG2RdDZ4M2R6WHRHczVHVHdUWnRGOWo3NXc&usp=sharing

The process is very simple. All you need to do is send BTC for the amount of NXT you want to purchase to this address and include a "public note" of your NXT address. Send the BTC to this address:
16bE9DcVfzYFigDcvQ8zR4xj43pSRShdou

Orders will be processed in the order they are received. I recommend that you check the balance of the address so you will know how much NXT has already been bought before you make your purchase. This corresponds with the "Total Balance of Wallet <= This Value @ This Traunch" column in my spreadsheet.
https://blockchain.info/address/16bE9DcVfzYFigDcvQ8zR4xj43pSRShdou

To limit your risk to me as a counter-party for the transaction, I suggest sending no more than 0.25 BTC at a time and waiting until you have received your NXT before purchasing more.

Excited to be involved in what is already becoming a great community!

magnebit

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Quote from: crendore on November 24, 2013, 10:09:59 PM

This is the problem i have with POS currencies:
http://88.198.210.245:7876/?request=getBalance&account=10105875265190846103
has 10% of the NXT, and will just keep getting richer as time goes on and he/she/they collect 10% of all mined fees. After a while they will have 11% of all the coins, and will collect 11% of all mined fees. Wait long enough, and they will have all of the coins.

Seriously, please explain to me why this isn't a problem?

Edit: Also, nobody donated 10% of 21 BTC to that donation address. So i can only assume that this 10% stakeholder is most likely the dev himself. Speaking of which, how many coins of the 1billion went to the dev? I'm not trying to harass, i'm just asking for a bit of transparency here since i am now an investor as well.

Did you bother search for that account # in this thread? It is not a user's account. It is the unclaimed accounts from the IPO. If those users don't come forward by Jan 3rd(?), it rolls over to the XNT faucet.

Quote from: Come-from-Beyond on November 24, 2013, 03:36:51 AM

Not specified accounts replaced with corresponding hashes that will be used to claim coins later. "10105875265190846103" is the account that holds funds with incorrect or missing hashes.

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Quote from: crendore on November 24, 2013, 10:09:59 PM

nobody donated 10% of 21 BTC to that donation address.

- somebody can donate 2 or 3 or more times to the different address, and transfer all his NXTs to one addres after the start.

crendore

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This is the problem i have with POS currencies:
http://88.198.210.245:7876/?request=getBalance&account=10105875265190846103
has 10% of the NXT, and will just keep getting richer as time goes on and he/she/they collect 10% of all mined fees. After a while they will have 11% of all the coins, and will collect 11% of all mined fees. Wait long enough, and they will have all of the coins.

Seriously, please explain to me why this isn't a problem?

Edit: Also, nobody donated 10% of 21 BTC to that donation address. So i can only assume that this 10% stakeholder is most likely the dev himself. Speaking of which, how many coins of the 1billion went to the dev? I'm not trying to harass, i'm just asking for a bit of transparency here since i am now an investor as well.

aTriz

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Just to confirm can you have the online wallet for mining to work or do you need the actual client?

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Quote from: crendore on November 24, 2013, 10:06:28 PM

Quote from: Twiztid on November 24, 2013, 10:01:52 PM

Quote from: crendore on November 24, 2013, 09:50:37 PM

Who wants 1 NXT? i wanna try sending something. First responder only don't want to check back the thread all night long.

ill take it
6139889715789245788

sent

just showed up as unconfirmed so yep it works TY!!

crendore

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Quote from: Twiztid on November 24, 2013, 10:01:52 PM

Quote from: crendore on November 24, 2013, 09:50:37 PM

Who wants 1 NXT? i wanna try sending something. First responder only don't want to check back the thread all night long.

ill take it
6139889715789245788

sent

Twiztid

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Quote from: crendore on November 24, 2013, 09:50:37 PM

Who wants 1 NXT? i wanna try sending something. First responder only don't want to check back the thread all night long.

ill take it
6139889715789245788

Noitev

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The Last NXT Founder

Quote from: crendore on November 24, 2013, 09:52:42 PM

How much NXT did the the original funders get per BTC? I'm wondering what people paid initially so that i can compare that to the prices it is listed at now.

there was about 21 btc total for the original 1,000,000. but consider that some paid more than others cause later donators paid more per nxt

crendore

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How much NXT did the the original funders get per BTC? I'm wondering what people paid initially so that i can compare that to the prices it is listed at now.

EDIT: oh i see, a total of 21.62903652 BTC was donated, and that should be evenly distributed among the userbase, since there was 1 billion NXT created then that means that NXT initial cost was 0.00000002162904 BTC / NXT.

Most of the people on the forum have been selling it for about a 4650% markup at: 0.000001

So not cheap at all (in response to a post earlier in this thread). It just seems cheap.

Noitev

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The Last NXT Founder

Started a free giveaway here

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/1000-free-nxt-345517

crendore

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Who wants 1 NXT? i wanna try sending something. First responder only don't want to check back the thread all night long.

crendore

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Quote from: alex0909 on November 24, 2013, 09:15:56 PM

Crendore, delete all other nxt files that where created in the directory the .zip is. Restart, it will download the blockchain again.

Spanks! that fixed'rrrr

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Quote from: tubbyjr on November 24, 2013, 09:10:18 PM

So what happened to Nxt, it failed seemingly from a lot of the past posts, and seeing that people are offloading them for practically nothing lol.

Nah it's working, a few glitches on the way though ! but it needs more organisation, pretty quick to use, and easy.

Crendore, delete all other nxt files that where created in the directory the .zip is. Restart, it will download the blockchain again.

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So what happened to Nxt, it failed seemingly from a lot of the past posts, and seeing that people are offloading them for practically nothing lol.

crendore

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I restarted my client and now its stuck at block 0 and doesn't want to download any more blocks. I even tried deleting the whole zip and restarting, no dice.

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I agree we need a mining pool, right now 3-4 people are generating all the blocks.

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Quote from: pabloangello on November 24, 2013, 06:33:33 PM

As we se here:
http://88.198.210.245:7876/?request=getBalance&account=15633642110392778933

Still nothing.
Maybe stop sending and lets solve why it didnt come :\
I mean only this address: 15633642110392778933

Ur transactions weren't confirmed that's why ur balance is 0.

But where can I see that?

Sending again..

Still nothing
Do you have any request for example "getCoffirmation" like "getBalance" in the link below?
http://88.198.210.245:7876/?request=getBalance&account=15633642110392778933

Nope! I will send bigger amount this time...

Do you lost coins or their get back to you if didnt reach my address?
Couse there is still nothing under this address 15633642110392778933
http://88.198.210.245:7876/?request=getBalance&account=15633642110392778933

I generated new address. Try the last time please and if you are losing your coins then I am really sorry and thank you for your effort.
15015563148727014432

I am not losing coins! How did you make another address?
I will send there too..

Buy clicking "unlock new or existing account" and typing new passphrase.
But maybe I dont understand something here? :|

You had 0 coins there right?
I suppose you were not an early adopter so this is fine...

Yes zero and yes I am not early adopter. What should I do with that now? Will I be able to mine? Should be I suppose.

You will need coins to mine more efficiently - I hope you get mine.
I am out!

Ok thank you for help.
Sleep well.

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