NXT has been making some huge moves... Wondering why BTCD isn't dragged along with it 
BTCD is not part of NXT?
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BTCD is not part of NXT?
Stop sig spamming in this thread....
So...
The BTCD sells promise but not real anonymity like Monero?
Is this true and what can be done about it?
~CfA~
The BTCD sells promise but not real anonymity like Monero?
Is this true and what can be done about it?
~CfA~
NXT has been making some huge moves... Wondering why BTCD isn't dragged along with it
Whats the deal with the mgw?
Cmc shows a $90 volume of btc/nxt
Mgw website has scrubbed nxt from the supported coins yet nxt still has many references throughout the site.
Is mgw still actively trading nxt?
Should people look elsewhere to trade nxt?
Cmc shows a $90 volume of btc/nxt
Mgw website has scrubbed nxt from the supported coins yet nxt still has many references throughout the site.
Is mgw still actively trading nxt?
Should people look elsewhere to trade nxt?
http://bitcoindark.com/index.html#page-top
"Download soon" ... a bad joke
Please provide a download on the official website ... everything else is not professional!
"Download soon" ... a bad joke
Please provide a download on the official website ... everything else is not professional!
Any other download sites for windows QT wallet links other than mega?
What's wrong with MEGA?
Mega is blocked in some of the countries....
Still it is some kind of not professional 
there is a domain, so let people download it from the domain.
But that is my personal opinion.
there is a domain, so let people download it from the domain. But that is my personal opinion.
MEGA cannot be trusted anymore. But that is a different story.
Personally i think the QT wallet needs to be downloaded from the bitcoindark domain itself with the MD5 hash code to confirm the download.
Personally i think the QT wallet needs to be downloaded from the bitcoindark domain itself with the MD5 hash code to confirm the download.
If I am correct I was the one who uploaded the wallet to MEGA and Azeh confirmed the link was OK by the MD5 hash.
EDIT:
Yes, I am correct. Check here
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13354840
SuperNET Weekly No. 18
CORE Media Token issued on the NXT blockchain
https://www.mynxt.info/asset/1584198250936051677
https://www.mynxt.info/asset/1584198250936051677
MEGA cannot be trusted anymore. But that is a different story.
Personally i think the QT wallet needs to be downloaded from the bitcoindark domain itself with the MD5 hash code to confirm the download.
Personally i think the QT wallet needs to be downloaded from the bitcoindark domain itself with the MD5 hash code to confirm the download.
Any other download sites for windows QT wallet links other than mega?
What's wrong with MEGA?
Any other download sites for windows QT wallet links other than mega?
You have to "extract" it first.
So when you open up the file, at the top there is a extract button, click on that.
So when you open up the file, at the top there is a extract button, click on that.
Recently acquired a new PC so thought I'd take the opportunity of installing the BTCD QT wallet on it - as it's an RAR file and given my OS is windows 10 (which doesn't recognise RAR files) I installed 7-zip. So far so good, I opened the wallet via the 7-zip console and the wallet started syncing ok and wallet back-up works but:
* when I close my new wallet I get a 7-Zip message "cannot update file .... read only"
* the only way I can open the wallet is via the 7-zip console - which isn't the case with the BTCD wallet on my original pc
I'm not sure if either of the above is a problem.
Thought I'd check on the forum 1st before transferring any BTCD to the new wallet (having 1st of course fully synced it)
Thanks in advance for any help
* when I close my new wallet I get a 7-Zip message "cannot update file .... read only"
* the only way I can open the wallet is via the 7-zip console - which isn't the case with the BTCD wallet on my original pc
I'm not sure if either of the above is a problem.
Thought I'd check on the forum 1st before transferring any BTCD to the new wallet (having 1st of course fully synced it)
Thanks in advance for any help
SuperNET Weekly No. 17
CORE Media Token issued on the NXT blockchain
https://www.mynxt.info/asset/1584198250936051677
https://www.mynxt.info/asset/1584198250936051677
I think it means exactly that, it's a joke about the fact the Btcd is "dark" and not interested in compliance with regulatory frameworks. Me too when I read it the first time I didn't get it.
Oh... it is sarcasm. Very well, disregard my comment.
Hello BTCD peeps,
Is my synopsis of InstantDEX mostly agreeable?
Is my synopsis of InstantDEX mostly agreeable?
InstantDEX
- Website: http://www.instantdex.org/
- BCT Thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/btcd-is-no-more-684090
- Forum: http://forum.instantdex.org/
- Communicates with other nodes on a peer-to-peer basis, agreeing trades in a fully decentralised manner.
- Can access many different sources of liquidity, including: blockchain-based asset exchanges (such as the NXT AE, etc), centralized exchanges via API keys (such as Poloniex, Bittrex, etc), and the Nxt Multi-Gateway.
- Each peer can provide their own API key information to connect to centralized exchanges to leverage any certain centralized exchange's liquidity
- Connecting to centralized exchanges' APIs is optional. Some may want a fully peer to peer trading experience, and can thus choose not to utilize a centralized exchange's liquidity. Meanwhile, those that do want a fully peer to peer trading experience can choose not to add centralized exchanges' API keys.
Weaknesses:
- The purely peer to peer trades currently only exist in Nxt Asset/MultiGateway form. Therefore, you are still trading IOUs which are susceptible to hacks/theft/insolvency.
- Integrates centralized exchanges. IMO, this goes against the whole point of DEXs.
- You need to run NXT, BTCD, and a InstantDEX node at the same time for full functionality.
- Website: http://www.instantdex.org/
- BCT Thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/btcd-is-no-more-684090
- Forum: http://forum.instantdex.org/
- Communicates with other nodes on a peer-to-peer basis, agreeing trades in a fully decentralised manner.
- Can access many different sources of liquidity, including: blockchain-based asset exchanges (such as the NXT AE, etc), centralized exchanges via API keys (such as Poloniex, Bittrex, etc), and the Nxt Multi-Gateway.
- Each peer can provide their own API key information to connect to centralized exchanges to leverage any certain centralized exchange's liquidity
- Connecting to centralized exchanges' APIs is optional. Some may want a fully peer to peer trading experience, and can thus choose not to utilize a centralized exchange's liquidity. Meanwhile, those that do want a fully peer to peer trading experience can choose not to add centralized exchanges' API keys.
Weaknesses:
- The purely peer to peer trades currently only exist in Nxt Asset/MultiGateway form. Therefore, you are still trading IOUs which are susceptible to hacks/theft/insolvency.
- Integrates centralized exchanges. IMO, this goes against the whole point of DEXs.
- You need to run NXT, BTCD, and a InstantDEX node at the same time for full functionality.
There are a couple errors in the PAX FAQ on the BitcoinDark website.
I think you guys meant to say "we hope so", or something along those lines. "We hope not" has the opposite meaning of what I think you were trying to convey.
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Is the BitcoinDark platform approved under my jurisdiction’s regulatory framework?
We hope not, but this cannot be guaranteed. Please do your own research as the developers cannot be held responsible for any consequences arising from your use of this software.
We hope not, but this cannot be guaranteed. Please do your own research as the developers cannot be held responsible for any consequences arising from your use of this software.
I think you guys meant to say "we hope so", or something along those lines. "We hope not" has the opposite meaning of what I think you were trying to convey.
I think it means exactly that, it's a joke about the fact the Btcd is "dark" and not interested in compliance with regulatory frameworks. Me too when I read it the first time I didn't get it.
There are a couple errors in the PAX FAQ on the BitcoinDark website.
I think you guys meant to say "we hope so", or something along those lines. "We hope not" has the opposite meaning of what I think you were trying to convey.
Also, there should be a comma in the following sentence after "Please do your own research".
I won't "grammar nazi" the other questions, but I thought I'd point this one out since it is a glaring issue which conveys the opposite of what I think the intended statement is.
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Is the BitcoinDark platform approved under my jurisdiction’s regulatory framework?
We hope not, but this cannot be guaranteed. Please do your own research as the developers cannot be held responsible for any consequences arising from your use of this software.
We hope not, but this cannot be guaranteed. Please do your own research as the developers cannot be held responsible for any consequences arising from your use of this software.
I think you guys meant to say "we hope so", or something along those lines. "We hope not" has the opposite meaning of what I think you were trying to convey.
Also, there should be a comma in the following sentence after "Please do your own research".
I won't "grammar nazi" the other questions, but I thought I'd point this one out since it is a glaring issue which conveys the opposite of what I think the intended statement is.
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