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yeah, let;s dump to 10sat .

Prices getting lower and lower

yeah it would be nice if you had some retype password kinda security build in. that way you are less likely to cry cause your account? wallet? idk how im supposed to call it get lost because you wrote your passprase wrong.

Sorry but that password was probably way too short. You are much better of using a password manager/generator, and creating a long string of letters, numbers, symbols. Personally I use KeePass to manage all my passwords.
(whenever relying on something like a password manager for the first time, make sure to test it out and get used to how it works for a few days, before you use it to save valuable info. especially figure out how and where it saves files)

Guys please search and read a bit by yourself.

Good question. Publish it on Russian. We can use Google Translate. 

Is the whitepaper in russian already available?

Yup. If you recall I had him on my watchlist the other night but now it's confirmed. Basically, twice a day he just posts the dance party gif and a "OMG, it has been half a day where are the devs?, where is the whitepaper?" message. So friggin annoying.

Ignored.

He is obviously trolling, its better to wait then selling that cheap.

TaunSew...You are so obviously trying to get cheap coins bringing back that picture and all. Playing innocent dumb. You got answers already and the whitepaper will be released asap as they already answered many times. Devs have been online just a few hours ago.

Ok, let's wait what's going on.  I will give up if there is no change within several weeks.

very nice gif, could explain what is happening with NODE.  Developers aren't really communicating and how long does it really take to translate a white paper. 

This answer is no answer 

I'm assuming they're going to the block generator but are not included in the transaction details of the block as they're not really a transaction.. If you open the client (web or desktop) you can see recent blocks, you can see who generated them, and you can see the fee. You CANNOT presently see anyone else's balance so far as I am aware, but I'll venture a guess and say that an account's balance = transactions + fees from blocks generated. If you want to see what addresses are generating blocks, just open the web client with a random password and click 'Blocks'... You have looked at the client, right?

Also worth noting - there are a number of accounts generating blocks, far more than there are devs on this project. That seems to imply that the present client is capable of generating blocks (or that a subset of users have access to a pilot client). Guessing that by having the your account open on the client, you're able to generate blocks based on some yet-to-be-released algo.



This is interesting (and in case you're wondering, it was pulled from http://blog.nodecoin.com/) - I know they changed the forging algo in v0.4 so I'm guessing they're still refining it, which may be why you're not getting concise answers. It's probably something of a moving target within the framework of PoA (and possibly other factors).. I wouldn't be surprised at all if this was somewhat subject to change.  That said, the initial post on this thread indicates that it's PoS, so perhaps it's a hybrid, and if so, I'd say that's liable to be a sweetspot: activity + stake drives one's chance of block generation. Again, I point to the bright idea of NOT generating blocks when there's nothing to encode. The premise of a blockchain is to provide a sort of public ledger.. Why keep empty blocks in a ledger? I'm personally giving these guys the benefit of the doubt on forging given their clean implementation of the blockchain.

I think the time is right to get more developer involved like NXT did.  If koop could provide a hyperlink to the positions opening as stated in the 1st page.

If it was just about the tech, once we get details on whitepaper of course, then maybe, but there's far more needed than that right now  

Ripple is a war machina, Node has just two guys barely speaking english  

Ripple devs gave only small percent of coins and more than 90% keeped by themselves. So if NODE devs gave only 1-2% to stakeholder then it will be possible. 

This mean we can go to 1 billion dollar marketcap like ripple did it?
or in other words from 70 satoshi to 250.000 satoshi?  

oh well they have an account explorer instead...

Sometimes i wonder why crypto needs a blockchain with slow blocks etc...I'm not techie enough i guess. Must be some trust and security issues involved.