Topic: | ARDOR | Scalable Blockchain-as-a-Service Platform | Proof of Stake - page 29. (Read 395839 times)

ARDOR is very good, as long as the encrypted money market will pull up the whole market.

10 K of ARDR is quite a sum and it is  pitiable to hear they stuck on exchange. If you have some more in your own wallet you can lease them to forging pool. By doing this you will help to make the net more secure and get some reward for this.

I hold ardor from day one,even i bought some in $1 and never sold any.It is one of few projects that I believe in it.just really mad because of HitBtc.10000 of my ardors stock in that shitty exchange.i hate hitbtc and I don’t now why NXT team dont do anything about that.

Ardor (ARDR) all-in-one info now added here:

https://chatoncrypto.com/Crypto/C/36-ARDR-Ardor


Thanks.

ARDOR do you get the barn on the dips? I'm afraid that May is about to take off, so we must buy and hold it and wait for it to pull up.

I don't know what to say about this project , i hope will succeed as well !

I hope that many people are interested in your project and it will be successful. Always keep up the great work!

A little correction: if somebody clones Ardor, airdrop goes to Ignis holders, not Ardr.

For now, I think the reason is that the altcoin market in general is pretty "closely connected". There are very few coins that can escape a bullish or bearish trend. Until now, the "NXT/ARDOR family" has fallen and risen according to the general altcoin market trends.

Ardor and Ignis can rise - in relation to other coins - when their usage increases.

Mmh, if you are holding NXT because of the airdrops, I think you're doing it the wrong way.

First, Ardor also offers the same "advantage": if someone forks the Ardor official client, he must airdrop some of the coins to the Ardor holders according to the JPL (Jelurida Public License).

But more important, you shouldn't hold any coin only because of airdrops. Really "valuable" airdrops only occur very seldom, and if they occur too often, they dilute the value/price of the original coin. The Ardor and Ignis "airdrops" were unique, because they're the only ones managed by the NXT development team.

Hold NXT or ARDOR if you believe in its value proposition (in the case of NXT, mostly as an ICO platform, and in the case of Ardor, as a scalable blockchain platform, and in the case of IGNIS, as a "better/more scalable and ecological alternative to Bitcoin Cash").

BTW: Last weeks are looking very good, it looks like the sentiment is becoming bullish, even in relation to Bitcoin.

Why are Ardor Child Chains good for business?
Your Blockchain business venture should entertain the idea of using Ardor. Among many other things, the main reason is that you get a strong feature set, ready to use, without the need to build your own node network. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tPKkLndtro

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if NXT grow raise , also ARDR and IGNIS raise too , why ?
if I'am choose NXT , ARDR , IGNIS , so I will be choose NXT for save on my wallet for hold long term future.
if Iam save NXT always get new Airdrop from NXT example ARDR and IGNIS .

Which part?

I like this part of the plan.

The problem is there is little marketing being done by the team and no new exchange listings.

ARDOR is the next generation of NXT coins. Its recent market price performance is not very satisfactory. We need a big profit to stimulate it. Is there any big benefit coming soon?

Probably you are right. This coin is likely there will be in the top 10. If you notice, many of the coins periodically with pampas go in the top 10 for a while. So there is rule it is not necessary to think. And besides, with a working product.

It could be related with an article I read about Nxt as the best platform to overcome Facebook privacy problems. Jelurida covered the same topic in its latest newsletter.
https://cryptoslate.com/facebook-privacy-debacle/

It seems that Smart Contracts are finally coming ... that was a surprise for me.

However, it seems that the concept is a bit different from Ethereum's:

(Source: NXTER magazine)

I interpret that the validity of the contract depends on the existence of someone that is executing it.

Now a question remains, maybe somebody can answer it: Can everybody execute the contract initiated by another user, or is it mandatory that the initiator itself executes it? That means: If the initiator abandons the execution of the contract but others are executing it, can he still "cheat"?

I would also be interested in possible use cases of this feature.

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