Topic: [ANN][CrowdSale Ended]🌟🌟🌟🌟 NVO Decentralized Exchange | MultiWallet 🌟🌟🌟🌟 - page 62. (Read 170146 times)

I think it's great that Nemgun takes the time to keep us up to date.  Now that the wallet's done hopefully there will be more updates as I know the community is awaiting to hear how the exchange development is coming.  It's also nice to see that NVST will be moving away from the counterparty exchange because the fees there are getting ridiculous and the fact that you can't even really buy XCP there.  In the near future I can see this exchange really taking off as others see that it is significantly better to use your own wallet as an exchange versus a centralized authority.

Thanks for the update  bud, I really appreciate the work you guys are  doing, and have so much faith in the NVO project. I am excited to see how the future turns out.

also where would you like the NVST holders to send the pictures to?

Hi guys, we already tried to list on Cryptopia, and their team have been really kind with us and explained that they don't support counterparty.
I will put back in place veserus soon to enable normal trading, if i delayed its launch it is due to the algerian legislation, so, once i finish some points with NVO and xenio, i will go to Dubai and reopen it there, then the coin will be listed directly, no price manipulation, no whale controle, to keep the coin stable untill the relase of the DEX.

I would like to take advantage of this post to announce officially the separation of NVO with maidsafe. I decided that NVO won't be built on maidsafe, as their network is not technologically ready to support NVO, but the NVO team is glad to support the MaidSafeCoin on the multiwallet.

Also, i would like to announce that NVO will be a wrapper built around a blockchain, we are already working on it. The details will be provided.

Don't worry for the exchange side, i will handle it seriously. Somewhere, to be honest, i am happy that NVO isn't listed on an exchange, because during hard moments, NVO could have been hardly dumped, even today i am not satisfied with the price of NVO regardless of bitcoin's price, as a bitcoin supporter, i always look at the prices in term of bitcoin, and now we are still 3 times bellow the crowdsale's price. I wish to apologies to the investors and want to let you that i will solve this soon.

Now that everyone have the beta of NVO, you will be informed for every update and you will see the team much closer to you, as we had first to create the beta. Once again, i would like to thank you for letting us building NVO with you.

PS: i've talked a bit emotively, i would have loved to get the pictures of the NVO holder's, yanni kept a lot of contacts on skype. it is probable that we send an email at the release of the DEX asking for such, it would be great to have a wall with you guys, as all the holders are founders for me, i am just a maestro, giving orders and directions, but it is because of you that we will the auditorium.

Great work with this beta version , well done! 💪💪

This is good news.Have you sent your tokens to it yet?Any bugs??

Wallet has been released, 
https://nvo.io/wallet.html

900k is a lot of money to list a token. In this case it would be better to invest in the publicity of wallet, and in the development of the temporary exchange nvst / btc.

Do you have the bitcoin address and private key where your NVST tokens are stored?

Any news on how we access our NVOT from counterparty? I sent mine on a ledger nano S, please help.

Great news that the beta wallet is released! 

Of course, I'll be waiting for the wallet to hit GitHub. I won't really be able to trust this wallet until the source code is available. Besides that point, its great to see the devs have something to show us. We have been anxiously awaiting some form of a product. Thank you devs for letting us give it a test drive and I look forward to the DEX coming online.

It isn't $400k any more. It was at that time. The actual fee is ~45 BTC. Nearly $900,000 right now. Not the best use of money.



Cryptoia hasn't responded to me on if they will list counterparty tokens. I've asked one of their forum admins but no response.

Binance won't list securities tokens. Neither will Bittrex and other exchanges. I don't know much about Coinexchange.

The NVO development team is pleased to announce that the NVO desktop wallet has been released to the public. The wallet beta is the newest completed milestone for the NVO decentralized cryptocurrency exchange ("DEX"), and represents several months of continuous development in parallel with the DEX order validator.

Security is the cornerstone of the NVO project, and the wallet is built with security as its first priority. All account data is locally stored and encrypted, including the wallet file and any backup or recovery files you create. The wallet also implements an authentication PIN for actions such as sending a transaction or exporting private keys. It’s also completely private. We do not obtain or track user identifying data, nor can we monitor or revoke your wallet access in any way. With the NVO wallet, you are always in complete and sole control of your assets.

Assets supported at launch:
Bitcoin (BTC)
Ethereum (ETH)
Ethereum Classic (ETC)
Litecoin (LTC)
Dogecoin (DOGE)
Ripple (XRP)
Dash (DASH)
Waves (WAVE)
Counterparty (XCP)
NVO (NVST)
Omnilayer (OMNI)
MaidSafeCoin (MAID)

The download is available now for Mac, Windows and Linux.
Wallet download: https://nvo.io/wallet.html


As a courtesy to our community, we have also included a list of current development goals for future versions of the NVO wallet, grouped by scope. Future updates will focus on these improvements. Since this is a long term project, this is not an exhaustive list. New items will be added as needed, as we will always be working on and improving the wallet.

I. Addresses
Optimize functions, replacing existing packages/modules with more efficient functions, in part to reduce the size of the wallet executable. Most coins share the same requirements.
Add GAP address management functionality, enabling more efficient address management. The default is a GAP of 20 addresses. We will also provide the ability to change the GAP size in the settings, subject to some limits.
Enable an address import function. This feature is currently disabled, as it needs other updates first, namely GAP management.
Enable watch-only addresses, to monitor address balances without the corresponding private key. This option prevents the wallet from conducting any transactions on the address, and is useful for verifying cold storage balances.
Enable fine precision coin control to manage funds with more granularity, such as sending from a specific address to another. Concurrently, determine if it is feasible and helpful to consolidate XCP and OMNI addresses, and implement this consolidation if practical.
Add functionality to allow signing messages with a private key and verifying that messages are validly signed from public keys.

II. Transactions
Build more efficient transaction management using local storage, including the transactions in backup files. This could be defined in the account settings.
Change the transaction display screen in order to improve the information flow and make transaction history easier to read. Currently, all transactions are displayed in the same block which is not user friendly.

III. Light nodes
Implement an optional light node function, enabling the wallet to transact directly with the various blockchains without using an intermediate API. The objective is to let the wallet connect to the different networks with a minimum number of nodes for each cryptocurrency, and only when required, which will minimize bandwidth use.
Light nodes would give the wallet more independence from intermediate APIs, offloading functions like transaction broadcasts or retrieving balances directly to and from the network.

IV. Integrations
Implement hardware wallet integration.

V. Plugin-system preparation
Prepare the first plug-in for an additional coin as a demonstration and template for 3rd party plugins
Prepare download servers for plugin storage and distribution
Prepare plugin provider functions and management interface
System testing; define and execute QA/QC processes

VI. Ergonomics
Display error messages below the corresponding discrete displays
Search for transactions, coins and addresses.
Add more robust dialogs (error messages, notifications, notices)
Differentiate event types using more obvious visual design cues.
UI and UX flow and speed optimization.


VII. APIs
Consolidate the APIs for better code optimization
Add network failover functionality for dropped connections or netsplits

VIII. Send/Receive
Optimize send functions and features; add more granular send management functionality
Add functionality to move Bitcoins sent to XCP and OMNI addresses
Add the ability to include arbitrary data in transactions

IX. Options
Include option to disable the opening splash video
GAP management function options
Settings for light nodes
Username/Password/PIN management
Extended backup options

X. Wallet framework
Migrate to Firebase to enable import/export to and from the mobile client
Extend chart data and optimize chart management
Enable multiple accounts (feature disabled until Firebase migration complete)
Enable imports from mnemonic (initially, only file-based imports are supported)
Update any included 3rd party packages
Prepare the mobile wallet client for release
Implement desktop tray notifications (mostly for received transactions).
Implement a more robust logging system

Issue tracking and bug reports will be handled by Github, and must follow the specified format. Critical bugfixes will be provided depending on the importance of the bug/glitch, and minor bugs will be fixed with each update.

Feature suggestions are welcome. All requests must be submitted as “issues” on Github. All feature suggestions will be taken into consideration, and may be included in future releases depending on their pertinence and the amount of development time required to implement the feature.

Github issue format:

[Title] : Include a short title describing the issue
[Object] : Identify the element that isn’t behaving as it should.
[Expected behaviour] : Describe how it should work based on context and labeling
[Actual behaviour] : Describe in detail the core of the issue. Include any error messages and specific steps to duplicate the issue.
[Logs] : Include any logs or screenshots that may help the team determine what’s going on.

You may add any tag you wish to the issue, but for the sake of organization, please ensure it is related to the issue.

Please note: Error logging in the wallet is not fully implemented in the initial release, so until full logging capability is implemented in a future version, any issues must be described in as much detail as possible to facilitate a quick turnaround. Poorly described or issues that do not conform to the template may be closed without action being taken.

In closing, we are extremely proud of our team’s efforts, and of our vision for NVO. With this release of the NVO wallet, what was started in private has now transformed into something that our community can use for themselves. We are very grateful to our community, and encourage you to join us on Reddit, Telegram, and Bitcointalk.com as we continue the next phase of development. Decentralization is the strength of the NVO project, and our strength grows when our community grows as well. Thank you for sticking with us, and we look forward to announcing the completion of our next milestone in the very near future.

That is a lot sooner than I was actually expecting. What a nice surprise!!

Cryptopia is good. I like it. But whitdrawals are veeeeery slow..

This value of 400kk was mentioned here pages back by another user who is in Slack (pag. 106). I do not know if it's true.

Cryptopia would be another option for the devs.

That is simply outrageous. There are definitely better ways to spend that money. My god.

Binance are an up an coming exchange.I think they ask you to suggest a listing fee so this could be the best option.Cryptopia is a reliable exchange with some recent reasonable volume on some trading pairs.

Is HitBTC looking for $400k for a listing?If that figure was correct it would immeadiately ring alarm bells and who is to say it was not agreed between some developers and the exchange to quote this so a kickback could be arranged?I am not implying this but the figure is so ridiculous that it is farcical.That figure if correct does not square up and if paid would be a complete wreckless use of funds at the very least.Their average fee was 3 bitcoin back when bitcoin was only 2k so 400k would amount to exthortion.

Binance or Coinexchange or even Cryptopia would be better than HitBTC.

Developers should pay the 400k rate to HitBTC to list the token, the fees and fluidity of Counterparty are not favorable. The team must now own almost 80kk dollars, 400k is nothing.

The wallet download (beta of beta) was to be released here at ANN. Not all investors are in Slack.