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Hi

I am to new to cryptoworld, but would like to participate in this crowdsale, so i have some dificulties
understanding the “second part” (end of crowdsale and withdraw of tokens)

If i start from the beginning:

1.) I logged into NVO.io to register
2.) Copied bitcoin address from my Jaxx wallet and paste it to Bitcoin address field at NVO.io, pressed the button to verify it
3.) New Bitcoin escrow address was generated
4.) Send funds to generated bitcoin escrow address from my Jaxx wallet
5.) From what i have read here in this forum i will not see my deposit funds right? because i made deposit via bitcoin

Now here is the second part that i don't understand...
Must i prepare my account at https://wallet.counterwallet.io/ before crowdsale is over?
I have registrated at https://wallet.counterwallet.io/, got new BTC/XCP wallet address. How do I import my Jaxx private key to counterwallet so that funds from NVO.io site will be sent to my account? (i didn't see anything regarding import private key to counterwallet)
Can somebody tell me step-by-step how to prepare my counterwallet for withdraw NVO tokens?

Thank you

If you can find the private key to the Bitcoin address that you've entered in the dashboard, you are fine.

You don't own the private key to your address.

I don't have a KeepKey, thus I cannot test it. Therefore, it is not recommended. If you can find your private keys, then you should be fine.

You invest with address A. You will get counterparty tokens to address A. You import the private key of address A into the counterparty wallet. You will see the tokens there.

A few questions:

1 - What's wrong with using a blockchain.info wallet?

2 - If I use a KeepKey, how can i access my private keys and Is KeepKey a suggested wallet for the ICO?

3 - What happens if I have 1BTC in my wallet and I send 1BTC to the ICO? I will be left with a 0 Balance. How will I view my NVO tokens on Counterparty?

I bought using ETH which was sent from coinbase but the btc address I am using is from Jaxx, am I ok or will my NVOT be stuck?

All done, thanks for your help

What's the point of this image?

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I didn't really know what I was doing and used multibit hd to send the btc.

I made a payment request in multibit hd and used that address as my private bitcoin address. But of course its wrong because thats not the address I sent the btc from.

I managed to extract the private keys from the addresses I sent from though, will that be ok?
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As long as you have the private keys, everything is fine. Make sure to input one of those addresses (from which you've sent from) to the dashboard. If you have multiple sending addresses combined into 1 transaction, then the one that you input into the dashboard will be the receiving one.

I didn't really know what I was doing and used multibit hd to send the btc.

I made a payment request in multibit hd and used that address as my private bitcoin address. But of course its wrong because thats not the address I sent the btc from.

I managed to extract the private keys from the addresses I sent from though, will that be ok?

https://i.gyazo.com/c44d2b423b7749f0295c76eac8a4dda9.png

 

Really intresting.

Does this system need multisig support in all the coins?
may be I'm wrong but I think Waves doesn't have multisig yet.

Another question: ever tought adding NEM to the supported coins?
NEM has multisig support, has assets, but no asset exchange yet.

1. We have to register and login to the website: https://nvo.io

2. On a right side of the dashboard page we will see an input field for a Personal Bitcoin Address.
Enter a Bitcoin address to which we control the private keys to.
We have to enter a personal Bitcoin address irrespective to a currency we will invest.

3. Press blue button

4. All currency addresses become visible.

5. Make a deposit.
To make a Bitcoin deposit we have to send coins from the Personal Bitcoin address we have entered on step 2
For Altcoins sending address doesn't matter.

We have to control private keys of the Bitcoin address because we will get NVOT on it on a step 6.

6. Later... Once everything goes through and tokens will be issued we have to create an account at https://wallet.counterwallet.io/ and then import private key of the Personal Bitcoin Address (step 2) into that counterwallet service to see tokens (NVOT).

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ignore this troll, this project will be amazing and has extreme potential, some hardcore badass crypto guys spoke highly of this project so im sure it will be great

if I buy ico,will I get shares in the income of NVO exchange? What benefit I get?

Hello everyone,
I would like to tell you about a problem that the team has been facing for around 3 days now. A certain person suddenly appeared, named Roboteddy and posted a thread on Reddit with false information and speculation at a time at which none of the developers were available. The CEO of the project had deleted that thread as he wanted to redirect it to Slack, so that Yani or I could answer him. In hindsight, we realized that deleting it, even temporarily, was a mistake. Therefore, we have apologized for this deletion. The user has then threatened to defame us via social media, even though we reauthorized him to post the thread.
I have wasted 48 hours responding to misconceptions from a madman who tried to talk like a developer using erroneous information just in order to give bad feedback to the team. Today, he has allowed himself to defame the project on another subreddit.

I think that many developers from various projects have had enough of certain trolls that were just trying to bother and destroy their projects. This kind of troll manifestation that attempts to mislead newcomers in the Bitcoin and altcoin communities are well known. Despite of everything, we are supposed to welcome them properly by explaining things as they really are.

Therefore, I am calling out any developers, users of both altcoins and Bitcoin to come and evaluate me on the project’s thread in order to correct the image of said project.

I wish the community would be welcomed in the face of such problems. NVO is a project that is on the same spectrum as the policy of Bitcoin, namely decentralized. It is not a blockchain that competes with other blockchains; NVO is trying to bring a plus to all of the blockchains.

Please take this post and this request into consideration.

Thank you all.


https://www.reddit.com/r/NVO/comments/6g2wwr/originally_deleted_by_mod_reposting_fundamentally/
https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/comments/6fghd6/thoughts_on_nvo_decentralized_exchange/dipmoyl/?context=3

Yes, the mobile version of the Wallet will support trading and plugins integration.

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Thanks for your support, this have been addressed, and here is the content :

The answer to 0-conf attack vector is in the reddit thread. Effectively when you validate a transaction without confirmations (0-conf), there is a risk for Double spending, or replace by fee, speed attack ... but this can only happen in the case of a normal address, in the reddit thread he didn't considered the specifications of a 2-OF-2. In the case of the validator, the trades will be handled using multisig 2-OF-2, which means that when you will trade using the validator, you will have a shared 2-OF-2 address with the validator, this will prevent this type of attacks as the validator's won't allow such transactions or manipulations.
Once the Validator allows a transaction and process it, you won't be able to issue an attack as you will need the agreement of the Validator. Unless you corrupt the validator, which means breaking SafeNetwork, regroupoing the framents and then decrypting them, all of this, just to get at the validator and try to corrupt a single address. These steps are actually not feasable, maybe in 10 or 20 years using quantum computers or using a lazer computer with graphen components. Even if you do it, you won't be able to corrupt more then a single address, the one you will share with the validator because the addresses will change randomly.

Do not hesitate to ask me more questions.

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We already took measures regarding that, and thank you for telling us, in fact NVO isn't related to that address. This address is a scam :1MwFAhvczy6kPbtPpqX2gmdFdbBxykq4de he created many assets on counterparty to try to scam people, please do not send anything that address.

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Congratulations, this is exactly what the NVO project is. You can add that it will let the users decide which kind of wallet they want to use.

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Yes, so basically:
1) You create a new address (to which you own the private key to) and put it into the dashboard.
2) You send the Bitcoin that you want to invest with to this address.
3) You send from that address to escrow one.

You can do that, yes.

NVO's goal is to remove the need for a third party to maintain customer assets, which is the case today with most exchanges. Thus, it proposes a P2P model for the exchange of crypto-coins and assets. The project was anticipated by the NVO team after observing how the current ecosystem can not meet the needs of the market.
The main advantage of a decentralized exchange is that crypto-derivatives and assets are not held by a third party. They are directly transferred from one owner to another in a P2P model. The NVO exchange is operated through two components:
The first is a multi-crypto-coin wallet, in which all keys are created locally on the user's device and never sent to any server.
Users control their private keys, can send and receive funds, export or encrypt the wallet with a password or SEED phrase. Developers can create and add new features through an open plugin system while keeping the wallet light.

I've just created my BTC wallet with secret key with walletgenerator.net as recommended in the website.
I guess I need to transfer my BTC to this created wallet then deposit my BTC from this wallet, then my tokens might be sent to this newly created BTC wallet, then using my secret key to the COUNTER WALLET I can visibly control my tokens?

I wonder If I can directly use my COUNTER WALLET for deposition then tokens might be sent to this Add, is this fine?

No. You can invest with various altcoins, albeit I'd recommend BTC if you required price stability. Either way, you need a BTC address to receive your tokens.

Once distributed, you need to import your private key into counterwallet. You will see the tokens there.