I'm confused as I don't quite undestand how I will be able to redeem my NVOT.
I sent BTC through Electrum and as far as i understand the NVOTs will be send back to the same wallet Ideposited from, but how will i be able to redeem them with Electrum=?
Tried to use my electrum seedon counterwallet, but that didnt workd.
Topic: [ANN][CrowdSale Ended]🌟🌟🌟🌟 NVO Decentralized Exchange | MultiWallet 🌟🌟🌟🌟 - page 126. (Read 170137 times)
June 22, 2017, 03:52:41 PM
June 22, 2017, 03:36:02 PM
I can send altcoins from an exchange correct? just not bitcoin?
Yes developers are going to allow exchange of selected coins. You can exchange every coin you want. Only dead or useless coins will be not listed.I would be glad that they include every coin they used for their ICO: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ripple, ETH/ETC, Maid, Dash, Waves, Doge.
We don't need another Yobit-like exchange with dozens of totally useless/dead coins.
June 22, 2017, 02:52:45 PM
Everyone is an developer/engineer/doctor on the interweb. 
If you do not have interest in the project, move along.
If you do not have interest in the project, move along. Like I said...unprofessional...
June 22, 2017, 02:28:11 PM
NVOS is supposed to be worth 0.99$ and automatically tradeable for BTC of an equivalent amount - how are you gonna get all that BTC? for example when trading ETH/BTC on exchange, half of the fees is in ETH and only the second half is in BTC, when trading for example ETH/LTC, there's no BTC fee involved - how will NVO get all the BTC to trade for NVOS ?
IIRC this was answered a few times in the thread. Read through the pages or wait for nemgun to answer.also I've never used counterwallet before - how do I use it with an address generated using vanitygen or electrum (so I can work with NVOTs), for example?
You just need to control the private key to the address(es) you've used to invest with. All you have to do is import the private key(s) into counterwallet. Pretty simple. This guide covers investing with counterwallet, albeit it does not mention importing private keys: https://medium.com/nvo-exchange/how-to-contribute-to-the-nvo-crowdsale-d3e4453e3d7dI WAS prepared to invest in this project. However, considering the unprofessional attitude of the escrow agent that would be holding my BTC, I'm going to pass.
Bullshit. I have absolutely no reason to be friendly to anyone (not that I was unprofessional towards your statements). -snip-
Everyone is an developer/engineer/doctor on the interweb. If you do not have interest in the project, move along. June 22, 2017, 02:11:17 PM
1, so if I want to invest with ethereum as well, you will send the NVOT to the bitcoin address you got the BTC from (not the one registered), AND to the BTC address registered when I send ETH to the ethereum address generated?
You are confusing myself and yourself. If you invest BTC, it goes to the address that you've invested from. If you invest Altcoins, it goes to the address that you've put into the dashboard. End of story.2, can I send ether multiple times from different addresses (to the one generated after I register my BTC address), so the NVOT received on the registered BTC address will be equal to the sum of received funds on that ethereum address?
Yes.3, how are the NVOT shares calculated? does it matter when I send the funds, or are they equally calculated based on the current market price at the end of the crowd funding? e.g. when someone sends 1 BTC at the price of 2900$ and someone else sends a 1 BTC during the price of 2300$, will both get the same amount of NVOT?
Price at a fixed time after the crowdsale has ended.I can send altcoins from an exchange correct? just not bitcoin?
Correct.If the (lead) dev mix up hashing with encrypting that doesn't look good at all.
The condescending answer to a very legit question was uncalled for, since we are all potential customers.
Pure bullshit. Nemgun is not the "(lead) dev" and it's very normal to mix up terms under these stressful conditions. Stop trying to spread unnecessary fear. The condescending answer to a very legit question was uncalled for, since we are all potential customers.
I WAS prepared to invest in this project. However, considering the unprofessional attitude of the escrow agent that would be holding my BTC, I'm going to pass.
Also, the use of a "friend" of the founder who does not speak English and uses Google translate to answer questions on this message forum leads me to believe this is a mickey mouse operation.
If everyone is so tired and stressed during the crowd sale which basically encompasses answering questions of potential investors. How is this going to be a successful operation when stressful and tiring development deadlines approach? I was a software engineering consultant for 25+ years, in that time I don't ever remember losing my cool in front of an actual or potential customer/investor. And I worked with over 100+ customers working under REAL stressful conditions. Conversions to new technology solutions where failure meant the entire company was sitting on their hands and the business ground to a halt....meaning lost revenue and profit. And the owner of the company burning holes through you with their eyes. That's stress. Answering questions on a forum in a polite manner and intelligently is rather easy.
June 22, 2017, 01:07:49 PM
NVOS is supposed to be worth 0.99$ and automatically tradeable for BTC of an equivalent amount - how are you gonna get all that BTC? for example when trading ETH/BTC on exchange, half of the fees is in ETH and only the second half is in BTC, when trading for example ETH/LTC, there's no BTC fee involved - how will NVO get all the BTC to trade for NVOS ?
also I've never used counterwallet before - how do I use it with an address generated using vanitygen or electrum (so I can work with NVOTs), for example?
also I've never used counterwallet before - how do I use it with an address generated using vanitygen or electrum (so I can work with NVOTs), for example?
June 22, 2017, 12:24:14 PM
1, so if I want to invest with ethereum as well, you will send the NVOT to the bitcoin address you got the BTC from (not the one registered), AND to the BTC address registered when I send ETH to the ethereum address generated?
You are confusing myself and yourself. If you invest BTC, it goes to the address that you've invested from. If you invest Altcoins, it goes to the address that you've put into the dashboard. End of story.2, can I send ether multiple times from different addresses (to the one generated after I register my BTC address), so the NVOT received on the registered BTC address will be equal to the sum of received funds on that ethereum address?
Yes.3, how are the NVOT shares calculated? does it matter when I send the funds, or are they equally calculated based on the current market price at the end of the crowd funding? e.g. when someone sends 1 BTC at the price of 2900$ and someone else sends a 1 BTC during the price of 2300$, will both get the same amount of NVOT?
Price at a fixed time after the crowdsale has ended.I can send altcoins from an exchange correct? just not bitcoin?
Correct.If the (lead) dev mix up hashing with encrypting that doesn't look good at all.
The condescending answer to a very legit question was uncalled for, since we are all potential customers.
Pure bullshit. Nemgun is not the "(lead) dev" and it's very normal to mix up terms under these stressful conditions. Stop trying to spread unnecessary fear. The condescending answer to a very legit question was uncalled for, since we are all potential customers.
June 22, 2017, 12:10:54 PM
Maybe someone who speaks English as a first language should be their representative.
When you are asking technical details, then you'd expect the developers to answer. The current ones do not have English as their first language.If the (lead) dev mix up hashing with encrypting that doesn't look good at all.
The condescending answer to a very legit question was uncalled for, since we are all potential customers.
June 22, 2017, 11:57:09 AM
I can send altcoins from an exchange correct? just not bitcoin?
Yes, as far as I know, most of the altcoins with BTC can be used. Its nice to see so many backing up this project and Sir Lauda replying to all the queries. Supporting NVO through Twitter, happy to support.
June 22, 2017, 11:29:56 AM
I can send altcoins from an exchange correct? just not bitcoin?
Yes developers are going to allow exchange of selected coins. You can exchange every coin you want. Only dead or useless coins will be not listed. 
June 22, 2017, 11:23:41 AM
when sending BTC, in instructions it clearly states that "when using 2 different btc addresses, NVOT will be send to each other according to the deposit" - but I can enter only 1 BTC address, so how does that exactly work?
It does not matter which BTC address you put into the dashboard unless you're investing with altcoins. Therefore, you could invest Bitcoin without even registering on the website. I recommend investing from the same address multiple times rather than multiple addresses as you would have to keep track of multiple private keys.1, so if I want to invest with ethereum as well, you will send the NVOT to the bitcoin address you got the BTC from (not the one registered), AND to the BTC address registered when I send ETH to the ethereum address generated?
2, can I send ether multiple times from different addresses (to the one generated after I register my BTC address), so the NVOT received on the registered BTC address will be equal to the sum of received funds on that ethereum address?
If you invest through a different address then NVOT will be sent to that address, if you want them to send token to the registered address you must prove that it's your account, it's not complicated if you only use one address to make transactions.
June 22, 2017, 10:46:27 AM
I can send altcoins from an exchange correct? just not bitcoin?
June 22, 2017, 10:17:44 AM
when sending BTC, in instructions it clearly states that "when using 2 different btc addresses, NVOT will be send to each other according to the deposit" - but I can enter only 1 BTC address, so how does that exactly work?
It does not matter which BTC address you put into the dashboard unless you're investing with altcoins. Therefore, you could invest Bitcoin without even registering on the website. I recommend investing from the same address multiple times rather than multiple addresses as you would have to keep track of multiple private keys.1, so if I want to invest with ethereum as well, you will send the NVOT to the bitcoin address you got the BTC from (not the one registered), AND to the BTC address registered when I send ETH to the ethereum address generated?
2, can I send ether multiple times from different addresses (to the one generated after I register my BTC address), so the NVOT received on the registered BTC address will be equal to the sum of received funds on that ethereum address?
3, how are the NVOT shares calculated? does it matter when I send the funds, or are they equally calculated based on the current market price at the end of the crowd funding? e.g. when someone sends 1 BTC at the price of 2900$ and someone else sends a 1 BTC during the price of 2300$, will both get the same amount of NVOT?
June 22, 2017, 09:47:53 AM
Thanks Lauda for the answers.
June 22, 2017, 09:29:42 AM
......Open source wallet for.................
It will be published once ICO ends and software will be released.
June 22, 2017, 09:27:19 AM
The instructions on the website/forum aren't that clear to me, I would like to invest in an ico for the first time ever and I need your help.
The instructions are very clear. Read:https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19226871
https://medium.com/nvo-exchange/how-to-contribute-to-the-nvo-crowdsale-d3e4453e3d7d
It suggests on the website using Exodus as a BTC wallet to send funds to the BTC escrow, but in the forum it says the best thing to use is a paper wallet, and if we do not have access to the private key we lose any tokens sent to us, so firstly if I send from Exodus might I lose my tokens?
1) You don't understand what a paper wallet is. 2) I would not recommend a paper wallet investment (as it's nonsensical). Paper wallets are for cold storage.
3) It does not matter what wallet you are using as long as you have the private key to the address that you're sending from. This means that online wallets, exchanges and similar won't work. A list of supported wallets can be found in the post that I have linked above.
when sending BTC, in instructions it clearly states that "when using 2 different btc addresses, NVOT will be send to each other according to the deposit" - but I can enter only 1 BTC address, so how does that exactly work?
It does not matter which BTC address you put into the dashboard unless you're investing with altcoins. Therefore, you could invest Bitcoin without even registering on the website. I recommend investing from the same address multiple times rather than multiple addresses as you would have to keep track of multiple private keys.So. I have a jaxx wallet. There is a bitcoin address and its private key. So can I just copy the address from there and submit it to the nvo.io as a personal bitcoin address? And also can I sent bitcoins from that jaxx wallets very same bitcoin address to the nvo.io crowdsale?
Yes and yes.Another question. There are two bitcoin addresses in jaxx wallet. For some reason. What if I submit one of those address to the nvo.io as a personal bitcoin address and sent the bitcoin from another bitcoin address in the jaxx wallet. Is there any promblem? I guess no. I hold the private keys of both of those addresses in the jaxx wallet.
It does not matter if you own the private key to the other address as well. You would get tokens on that other address, and would need to import it's private key into counterwallet to see the tokens (a guide will be published for this later). June 22, 2017, 09:10:50 AM
Is the personal bitcoin address which I has sumbit in the nvo.io the same address I have in my jaxx wallet?
That question might feel a little stupid, but I want to be sure.
So. I have a jaxx wallet. There is a bitcoin address and its private key. So can I just copy the address from there and submit it to the nvo.io as a personal bitcoin address? And also can I sent bitcoins from that jaxx wallets very same bitcoin address to the nvo.io crowdsale?
Another question. There are two bitcoin addresses in jaxx wallet. For some reason. What if I submit one of those address to the nvo.io as a personal bitcoin address and sent the bitcoin from another bitcoin address in the jaxx wallet. Is there any promblem? I guess no. I hold the private keys of both of those addresses in the jaxx wallet.
I just want know that I have understood right.
June 22, 2017, 08:49:05 AM
I'm a little bit confused about how the deposit works
when sending BTC, in instructions it clearly states that "when using 2 different btc addresses, NVOT will be send to each other according to the deposit" - but I can enter only 1 BTC address, so how does that exactly work?
let's say I have 2 btc addresses, #1 and #2, I will give you an address to the #1 BTC address (only to the #1) and then send 0.5 BTC from both, #1 and #2 (total of 1 BTC) to the BTC address generated on NVO site... will I get the exact amount of NVOT on both addresses (worth 0.5 BTC on each), or will I get amount corresponding to the 1 BTC to the address #1 (of which you got an address)?
when sending BTC, in instructions it clearly states that "when using 2 different btc addresses, NVOT will be send to each other according to the deposit" - but I can enter only 1 BTC address, so how does that exactly work?
let's say I have 2 btc addresses, #1 and #2, I will give you an address to the #1 BTC address (only to the #1) and then send 0.5 BTC from both, #1 and #2 (total of 1 BTC) to the BTC address generated on NVO site... will I get the exact amount of NVOT on both addresses (worth 0.5 BTC on each), or will I get amount corresponding to the 1 BTC to the address #1 (of which you got an address)?
June 22, 2017, 08:38:17 AM
Hi everyone,
I am new to this forum, I apologise if these questions have been answered before but there is a lot of information to wade through here, please can anyone help?
The instructions on the website/forum aren't that clear to me, I would like to invest in an ico for the first time ever and I need your help.
It suggests on the website using Exodus as a BTC wallet to send funds to the BTC escrow, but in the forum it says the best thing to use is a paper wallet, and if we do not have access to the private key we lose any tokens sent to us, so firstly if I send from Exodus might I lose my tokens?
Would I input my personal BTC address as my paper wallet address, then send the BTC from my Exodus wallet??? In doing so would any tokens awarded to me be sent to my paper wallet, safe and secure, or would it be sent to the wallet I made the investment from?? or do I send BTC from my Exodus wallet and also input that as my personal BTC address??
Sorry for being a noob
I am new to this forum, I apologise if these questions have been answered before but there is a lot of information to wade through here, please can anyone help?
The instructions on the website/forum aren't that clear to me, I would like to invest in an ico for the first time ever and I need your help.
It suggests on the website using Exodus as a BTC wallet to send funds to the BTC escrow, but in the forum it says the best thing to use is a paper wallet, and if we do not have access to the private key we lose any tokens sent to us, so firstly if I send from Exodus might I lose my tokens?
Would I input my personal BTC address as my paper wallet address, then send the BTC from my Exodus wallet??? In doing so would any tokens awarded to me be sent to my paper wallet, safe and secure, or would it be sent to the wallet I made the investment from?? or do I send BTC from my Exodus wallet and also input that as my personal BTC address??
Sorry for being a noob
June 22, 2017, 07:34:18 AM
Hope this was clear enough question LOL
Long story short, if you have the private key that you generated with vanitygen you're good to go. What wallet it's imported to is irrelevant until you want to see your NVOT then it'll need to be imported as a counterparty address to see the tokens.
Yes Right, The key here is the private key and if you lost that, it means trouble for you. Private key is generated by vanitygen and this is one of the first exchange which gives you access to the private key , thus making it much more secure for the end user.
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