I have to agree, I can't believe how low the prices are starting off. Seems like a bunch of dumpers just want to erk out a tiny profit and are worried that their orders are not being gobbled up immediately. Once the rest of the world is awake and active in 8-10 hours, I think they are going to feel very foolish. I'm just waiting for my deposit to clear so I can snag 200k at such an a amazingly low price. Even if there are issues along the way, this current valuation is grossly low, I can't imagine how high it will get assuming development goes smoothly, we're talking about 1000%+ increase.
Just look at the trade history. People aren't even bothering to put in their Buy orders, they're just snapping up those Sell orders before those prices are long gone. The price literally just shot up by 20% in the time it took me to write this post.
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What was distribution like. How can one seller have 3million coins?
There were two auctions for leftover stakes. One for stakeholders and one for the public. This because the initial target of 3000 stakeholders wasn't reached and devs need food too.
If you look at the distribution plan, 15% is already set aside for development.
I dont understand what those auctions are for
Lol, Node being traded at 0.00000082... who did start to sell at those low prices?
A stake sold as 0.5 BTC as far as I can see. Never will a single node leave my wallet at these prices
A stake sold as 0.5 BTC as far as I can see. Never will a single node leave my wallet at these prices
Just make sure these phrases aren't too obvious. 'In th3 beginning G0d created th3 h3aven and the 3arth' is still not that hard to guess for someone with sufficient hashing power.
Anyways. Good luck with the buy order. PM me your new account nr. I could probably part with a couple of Nodes.
Anyways. Good luck with the buy order. PM me your new account nr. I could probably part with a couple of Nodes.
Nice, just logged into my wallet and the day BTER launches NODE someone accessed my wallet and sent 596805.18185 NODE to 12479771688357869695. Whelp so much for this coin.
the only explanation for that is, or is you are wanting to cause turmoil, or an easy password to discover...Not wanting to cause turmoil. I am fucking pissed off (not blaming the coin or anyone else). As for my password strength, I was using 14 characters that included letters and numbers. I am curious how passwords are being stored on the server.
Just let a man be pissed off for having his coins stolen. That doesn't = FUD. I invested early in this coin and still think it is going to do really well.
No passwords get stored on the server. Your password is what generates your account number. Unfortunately, this was probably caused by how short your password was. Sorry pal.
Perhaps the devs need to put a better warning on the login page, asking users to use very long passphrases. NXT, for example, uses 12 words as the passphrase by default. Crypti recommends that you use passphrases that are up to 100 characters long.
Yeah, its a bummer.
The 12 random words works magic for me. Easy to write down and store somewhere without having to fear for typo's or the dreaded 1 symbol short copy paste. And very very very secure.
'hB34*&NMhx93Uj' takes 2 trillion years on a GPU.
'dove plaster circumvent seabed' takes 2 duodecillion years on a GPU (however long that is, and according to an online PW checker, I'm not a mathematician)
Yeah, thats good idea. Going to try that one now on the web wallet
Everything I can protect with 2 factor I do and if no two factor I use random letters from several phrases I have memorized with numbers mixed in.
Fuck it, going to put in a new low ass buy order and maybe that asshole will dump into my buy. The fun world of crypto.
Is wallet Win 32 compatible??
Nice, just logged into my wallet and the day BTER launches NODE someone accessed my wallet and sent 596805.18185 NODE to 12479771688357869695. Whelp so much for this coin.
the only explanation for that is, or is you are wanting to cause turmoil, or an easy password to discover...Not wanting to cause turmoil. I am fucking pissed off (not blaming the coin or anyone else). As for my password strength, I was using 14 characters that included letters and numbers. I am curious how passwords are being stored on the server.
Just let a man be pissed off for having his coins stolen. That doesn't = FUD. I invested early in this coin and still think it is going to do really well.
No passwords get stored on the server. Your password is what generates your account number. Unfortunately, this was probably caused by how short your password was. Sorry pal.
Perhaps the devs need to put a better warning on the login page, asking users to use very long passphrases. NXT, for example, uses 12 words as the passphrase by default. Crypti recommends that you use passphrases that are up to 100 characters long.
Yeah, its a bummer.
The 12 random words works magic for me. Easy to write down and store somewhere without having to fear for typo's or the dreaded 1 symbol short copy paste. And very very very secure.
'hB34*&NMhx93Uj' takes 2 trillion years on a GPU.
'dove plaster circumvent seabed' takes 2 duodecillion years on a GPU (however long that is, and according to an online PW checker, I'm not a mathematician)
Nice, just logged into my wallet and the day BTER launches NODE someone accessed my wallet and sent 596805.18185 NODE to 12479771688357869695. Whelp so much for this coin.
the only explanation for that is, or is you are wanting to cause turmoil, or an easy password to discover...Not wanting to cause turmoil. I am fucking pissed off (not blaming the coin or anyone else). As for my password strength, I was using 14 characters that included letters and numbers. I am curious how passwords are being stored on the server.
Just let a man be pissed off for having his coins stolen. That doesn't = FUD. I invested early in this coin and still think it is going to do really well.
No passwords get stored on the server. Your password is what generates your account number. Unfortunately, this was probably caused by how short your password was. Sorry pal.
Perhaps the devs need to put a better warning on the login page, asking users to use very long passphrases. NXT, for example, uses 12 words as the passphrase by default. Crypti recommends that you use passphrases that are up to 100 characters long.
Yeah, its a bummer.
What was distribution like. How can one seller have 3million coins?
There were two auctions for leftover stakes. One for stakeholders and one for the public. This because the initial target of 3000 stakeholders wasn't reached and devs need food too.
And what did stakes sell for in those auctions?
The first 0.1 - 0.2 BTC, the second 0.8 - 1.5 BTC. If I remember correctly.
Those selling right now should be ashamed of themselves. F*cking idiots, enjoy your pocket change.
They are selling to stronger hands. Still can't believe they started selling so low. I started picking them up as soon as it started. Just can't understand why they would invest then dump at loss.
dump at a loss? whos dumping at a loss? those who bought from auction?
Those selling right now should be ashamed of themselves. F*cking idiots, enjoy your pocket change.
They are selling to stronger hands. Still can't believe they started selling so low. I started picking them up as soon as it started. Just can't understand why they would invest then dump at loss.
What was distribution like. How can one seller have 3million coins?
There were two auctions for leftover stakes. One for stakeholders and one for the public. This because the initial target of 3000 stakeholders wasn't reached and devs need food too.
And what did stakes sell for in those auctions?
What was distribution like. How can one seller have 3million coins?
There were two auctions for leftover stakes. One for stakeholders and one for the public. This because the initial target of 3000 stakeholders wasn't reached and devs need food too.
you guys, nem have 1,973 *4 btc cap.
node is better than nem. only 600btc cap.
dumper is so idiot.
node is better than nem. only 600btc cap.
dumper is so idiot.
What was distribution like. How can one seller have 3million coins?
Those selling right now should be ashamed of themselves. F*cking idiots, enjoy your pocket change.
Two things:
1. I just downloaded the latest wallet onto my PC and it has an execution error when I try to open it. This is the first wallet I have downloaded onto it. Suggestions on how to get it to open.
2. Does Node have an active forum outside of this thread?
1. I just downloaded the latest wallet onto my PC and it has an execution error when I try to open it. This is the first wallet I have downloaded onto it. Suggestions on how to get it to open.
2. Does Node have an active forum outside of this thread?
1. 08 right?
2. No, just here for now
Yep. I have Window Media. Older PC (2008). But other wallets work great on it.
is possible to create another account using another password and send my balance to the new account?
Yes. Anyone here who has a weak password should do the same.
is possible to create another account using another password and send my balance to the new account?
Nice, just logged into my wallet and the day BTER launches NODE someone accessed my wallet and sent 596805.18185 NODE to 12479771688357869695. Whelp so much for this coin.
the only explanation for that is, or is you are wanting to cause turmoil, or an easy password to discover...Not wanting to cause turmoil. I am fucking pissed off (not blaming the coin or anyone else). As for my password strength, I was using 14 characters that included letters and numbers. I am curious how passwords are being stored on the server.
Just let a man be pissed off for having his coins stolen. That doesn't = FUD. I invested early in this coin and still think it is going to do really well.
No passwords get stored on the server. Your password is what generates your account number. Unfortunately, this was probably caused by how short your password was. Sorry pal.
Perhaps the devs need to put a better warning on the login page, asking users to use very long passphrases. NXT, for example, uses 12 words as the passphrase by default. Crypti recommends that you use passphrases that are 100 characters long.
my password is over 200 characters long. (numbers letters symbols)i would class that as secure. none the less your coins are still in that account they were transferd to http://nodemoney.com:19775/blockchainexpl/
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