The stakeholder public auditing list is about 1 week old. Do somebody known when this process is going to finish?
Topic: [NEM] NEM -New Economy Movement - No Envy Movement - Updates+Discussion thread - page 308. (Read 661499 times)
March 09, 2014, 10:37:10 AM
March 09, 2014, 09:46:14 AM
I am really curious what the Developers gonna do whith the fraudsters stakes.
Seens to have a lot of them!!!
The Thread of the public audit list so many fraudsters...
Can these stakes be used to buy computers ( rasp pi and others) to help sucure the network?
Really good work has been done!!!
Seens to have a lot of them!!!
The Thread of the public audit list so many fraudsters...
Can these stakes be used to buy computers ( rasp pi and others) to help sucure the network?
Really good work has been done!!!
Fraudsters and Multiaccounters will not much affect how stakes are being distributed. UP want's around 3k people so if after the auditing there are much fewer than 3k then there may be a second round of registration (there's actually a waiting list already in place for that). There will be no "left over" stakes. The number of actuall stakeholders merely affects the size of each individual stake. Also there are stakes being reserved for dev stakes, giveaways and what not. I'm not sure if the details regardingt hat have already been released but they have been discussed on the trello board.
March 09, 2014, 09:32:17 AM
Now, what about the account still discussing it?
March 09, 2014, 09:01:02 AM
I am really curious what the Developers gonna do whith the fraudsters stakes.
Seens to have a lot of them!!!
The Thread of the public audit list so many fraudsters...
Can these stakes be used to buy computers ( rasp pi and others) to help sucure the network?
Really good work has been done!!!
Seens to have a lot of them!!!
The Thread of the public audit list so many fraudsters...
Can these stakes be used to buy computers ( rasp pi and others) to help sucure the network?
Really good work has been done!!!
March 09, 2014, 08:27:38 AM
When I first heard about NEM I bought some domains.
I believe in NEM and if anybody has some ideas for my domains I would love to help develop them!
nemexchange.com
nemwallets.com
nemcoinwallet.com
nemcoinexchange.com
NEM=Egalitarianism
you are such smart dog!!I believe in NEM and if anybody has some ideas for my domains I would love to help develop them!
nemexchange.com
nemwallets.com
nemcoinwallet.com
nemcoinexchange.com
NEM=Egalitarianism
March 09, 2014, 08:15:09 AM
When I first heard about NEM I bought some domains.
I believe in NEM and if anybody has some ideas for my domains I would love to help develop them!
nemexchange.com
nemwallets.com
nemcoinwallet.com
nemcoinexchange.com
NEM=Egalitarianism
you are such smart dog!!I believe in NEM and if anybody has some ideas for my domains I would love to help develop them!
nemexchange.com
nemwallets.com
nemcoinwallet.com
nemcoinexchange.com
NEM=Egalitarianism
I'm not sure how valueable those domains will be as afaik the plan is to have 1 domain and create subdomains for that. For example there's http://forum.nemcoin.com/.
There would then also be exchange.nemcoin.com, wallet.nemcoin.com etc.
But who knows
March 09, 2014, 07:08:10 AM
As I mentioned on in a earlier post once the core NEM is complete it maybe a good idea to look at using existing feature phones and SMS gateways. The use of M-Pesa in Kenya is an example of what can be done will relatively simple technology that already exists
KC
Good technology appears simple to the end user... In reality what appears simple may not be...
This can be done, one approach is to design an integration to mobile money platforms and offer NEM as an add-on rather than an alternative...
This way you work with the Telco's not compete...
My humble opinion is you need something like a blockchain.info online wallet which can be accessed via SMS/USSD securely, a mobile money platform can hold the wallet-keys or a separate platform, I would think a telco agreeing to partner like this would run a NEM node along side its mobile money platform and take a stake.
There is also a lot of fraud around these systems (not technology) but spoof messaging which the Telco manages, people in these markets have very little money and if they don't trust you, they won't use you.
I know the concept of working with a telco (I am from one) will not sit well with some people but you won't get good enough security using these simpler protocols unless you can properly integrate with the network.
March 09, 2014, 01:36:49 AM
any progress
March 08, 2014, 11:29:09 AM
With the sudden success of Aurora (even it if is a bubble), it is apparent that crypto needs to have an impact in the physical world.
From this, one idea is to donate NEM to start a cooperative village where people use NEM in their daily lives. This should be a remote area that is self-sufficient. Even if there is not internet access, we might be able to set up satellite internet infrastructure. I think that would be an amazing demonstration of how crypto could be used anywhere for secure, decentralized transfer of money.
Another thing to keep in mind is that we wouldn't want to interfere with the local culture of the area. I envision setting up some NEM access points (places with internet) and then people can go use those, with minimal interference into their language and culture.
The question is, where could we do such a thing? It should take a lot of time and dedication from people working locally in an area.
Some ideas are:
1) Bhutan. I think I have seen users from Bhutan on bitcointalk. We could set up solar satellite internet access in some remote village and have everyone in the village conduct transactions in NEM using iPads or something similar. There are some villages that are quite a few days walking from any large city and people are mostly self-sufficient. We would need to have someone local there to run things.
2) Japan. With so many people moving to big cities, there are places in the countryside that are extremely secluded and people grow their own food and make a lot of things themselves. Even in the countryside, though, there is ample electricity and cellular infrastructure, so people would be able to access a P2P network. Also, the government here does not consider crypto to be money and it is currently not regulated.
3) Ukraine. I know people that I definitely trust in western Ukraine near Poland (Lviv). There are some small villages in the Carpathian mountains that are fairly secluded from outside influence. The people I know in Lviv would probably be willing to help or maybe run this full time for us if we provided the resources.
These are some ideas, but as a community, it would be great if people could come up with ideas on how to establish a NEM co-operative. If done right, NEM could make all the major news networks and generate some great publicity. The more important thing, though, would be that we could help real people improve their lives, while respecting their culture (for example, people in a remote village could sell goods online using NEM).
From this, one idea is to donate NEM to start a cooperative village where people use NEM in their daily lives. This should be a remote area that is self-sufficient. Even if there is not internet access, we might be able to set up satellite internet infrastructure. I think that would be an amazing demonstration of how crypto could be used anywhere for secure, decentralized transfer of money.
Another thing to keep in mind is that we wouldn't want to interfere with the local culture of the area. I envision setting up some NEM access points (places with internet) and then people can go use those, with minimal interference into their language and culture.
The question is, where could we do such a thing? It should take a lot of time and dedication from people working locally in an area.
Some ideas are:
1) Bhutan. I think I have seen users from Bhutan on bitcointalk. We could set up solar satellite internet access in some remote village and have everyone in the village conduct transactions in NEM using iPads or something similar. There are some villages that are quite a few days walking from any large city and people are mostly self-sufficient. We would need to have someone local there to run things.
2) Japan. With so many people moving to big cities, there are places in the countryside that are extremely secluded and people grow their own food and make a lot of things themselves. Even in the countryside, though, there is ample electricity and cellular infrastructure, so people would be able to access a P2P network. Also, the government here does not consider crypto to be money and it is currently not regulated.
3) Ukraine. I know people that I definitely trust in western Ukraine near Poland (Lviv). There are some small villages in the Carpathian mountains that are fairly secluded from outside influence. The people I know in Lviv would probably be willing to help or maybe run this full time for us if we provided the resources.
These are some ideas, but as a community, it would be great if people could come up with ideas on how to establish a NEM co-operative. If done right, NEM could make all the major news networks and generate some great publicity. The more important thing, though, would be that we could help real people improve their lives, while respecting their culture (for example, people in a remote village could sell goods online using NEM).
Mokoto I guess u are referring to me
. Ok I like your idea, I thought about it and it looks very hard to implement. I have asked my friend (Tsel_bt) who works for the Ministry of trade and industry to see if something like this could be done. He is in-charge of setting small cottage industries in villages like the ones you mentioned. First of all, almost all farmers in Bhutan are illiterate or only semi-literate, ipads are sadly a luxury for most folks in Bhutan,they cannot afford it. The currency is highly regulated by the central bank and any alternative payment system must be approved by them. Lastly it would be an almost impossible transition for people who have never used the internet to overnight shift to using cryptocurrency as a payment mechanism.
That said, its still a good idea, I will get in contact with friends in the RMA( central bank) to see if it would be allowed. If we can get their approval we can proceed further.
Sounds great.
I think if we could do something like this, we would set up all the infrastructure based on donations from the community and charity donations from the genesis block. Doing this with people who have never used the internet before would be ideal I think, because it would force us to make a simple interface on top of NEM.
Another point I want to stress is that it would be great to do this in a way that is complementary and not disruptive to culture. Therefore, I don't think the government needs to worry too much. In remote areas, I think having a crypto-based payment system would be preferred in rural areas like that, because people could have access to their money when traveling and wouldn't have to travel with lots of cash.
The idea is to get crypto out into the real world and try to make a difference without changing local cultures.
There's a recently published report http://www.franceculture.fr/emission-le-magazine-de-la-redaction-monnaie-locale-monnaie-a-taille-humaine-2014-02-21 regarding two 'local money' projects based on LETS (Local Exchange Trading Systems) principles: one in the Basque country and one about to be launched in Montreuil (Northern France). A key aspect of the Basque Country local money is that it is seen as helping to strengthen the Basque culture (including its language).
Seems to me that NEM could play a similar role for the many regions around the world which have a LETS system in place and which want to retain/strengthen their identity/culture. NEM could also overcome a problem with all local money schemes, one which can hinder their widespread adoption in the particular region - they aren't convertible (either easily or at all) into the country's main fiat currency.
I made a similar post in the NXT discussion thread a week or so ago following a reference to LETS being a possible fit with NXT, but the subject hasn't been pursued any further since then so far as I'm aware.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5319878
Here is more information on LETS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_exchange_trading_system
It's a good idea. Does anyone want to spearhead this?
Given that others think the idea of a possible fit between NEM and LETS has merit I'd be happy to do some more preliminary research but as I'm a supporter of both NXT and NEM (I hope not inconsistently) it should probably left to a NEM purist (as it were) to spearhead specifically NEM's introduction into the LETS arena. Nevertheless I would hope that both NEM and NXT could have a role to play.
It seems that there are hundreds of LETS schemes around the world so there's plenty of room...at least for the time being; i don't know what other alt coins may be doing in this respect, if anything. I doubt however that the other genuine 2nd generation coins, against which NXT and NEM are going to be competing, would be interested in LETS - from what I can gather, they seem to have their minds on what they would undoubtedly regard as higher things. But the real action, IMHO, will be at the grass roots level.
Having a low cost smartphone will be really good for the NEM ecosystem in the developing countries. A $25 smartphone is in the works.
www.digitimes.com/news/a20140225VL200.html
As I mentioned on in a earlier post once the core NEM is complete it maybe a good idea to look at using existing feature phones and SMS gateways. The use of M-Pesa in Kenya is an example of what can be done will relatively simple technology that already exists
KC
March 08, 2014, 10:29:17 AM
With the sudden success of Aurora (even it if is a bubble), it is apparent that crypto needs to have an impact in the physical world.
From this, one idea is to donate NEM to start a cooperative village where people use NEM in their daily lives. This should be a remote area that is self-sufficient. Even if there is not internet access, we might be able to set up satellite internet infrastructure. I think that would be an amazing demonstration of how crypto could be used anywhere for secure, decentralized transfer of money.
Another thing to keep in mind is that we wouldn't want to interfere with the local culture of the area. I envision setting up some NEM access points (places with internet) and then people can go use those, with minimal interference into their language and culture.
The question is, where could we do such a thing? It should take a lot of time and dedication from people working locally in an area.
Some ideas are:
1) Bhutan. I think I have seen users from Bhutan on bitcointalk. We could set up solar satellite internet access in some remote village and have everyone in the village conduct transactions in NEM using iPads or something similar. There are some villages that are quite a few days walking from any large city and people are mostly self-sufficient. We would need to have someone local there to run things.
2) Japan. With so many people moving to big cities, there are places in the countryside that are extremely secluded and people grow their own food and make a lot of things themselves. Even in the countryside, though, there is ample electricity and cellular infrastructure, so people would be able to access a P2P network. Also, the government here does not consider crypto to be money and it is currently not regulated.
3) Ukraine. I know people that I definitely trust in western Ukraine near Poland (Lviv). There are some small villages in the Carpathian mountains that are fairly secluded from outside influence. The people I know in Lviv would probably be willing to help or maybe run this full time for us if we provided the resources.
These are some ideas, but as a community, it would be great if people could come up with ideas on how to establish a NEM co-operative. If done right, NEM could make all the major news networks and generate some great publicity. The more important thing, though, would be that we could help real people improve their lives, while respecting their culture (for example, people in a remote village could sell goods online using NEM).
From this, one idea is to donate NEM to start a cooperative village where people use NEM in their daily lives. This should be a remote area that is self-sufficient. Even if there is not internet access, we might be able to set up satellite internet infrastructure. I think that would be an amazing demonstration of how crypto could be used anywhere for secure, decentralized transfer of money.
Another thing to keep in mind is that we wouldn't want to interfere with the local culture of the area. I envision setting up some NEM access points (places with internet) and then people can go use those, with minimal interference into their language and culture.
The question is, where could we do such a thing? It should take a lot of time and dedication from people working locally in an area.
Some ideas are:
1) Bhutan. I think I have seen users from Bhutan on bitcointalk. We could set up solar satellite internet access in some remote village and have everyone in the village conduct transactions in NEM using iPads or something similar. There are some villages that are quite a few days walking from any large city and people are mostly self-sufficient. We would need to have someone local there to run things.
2) Japan. With so many people moving to big cities, there are places in the countryside that are extremely secluded and people grow their own food and make a lot of things themselves. Even in the countryside, though, there is ample electricity and cellular infrastructure, so people would be able to access a P2P network. Also, the government here does not consider crypto to be money and it is currently not regulated.
3) Ukraine. I know people that I definitely trust in western Ukraine near Poland (Lviv). There are some small villages in the Carpathian mountains that are fairly secluded from outside influence. The people I know in Lviv would probably be willing to help or maybe run this full time for us if we provided the resources.
These are some ideas, but as a community, it would be great if people could come up with ideas on how to establish a NEM co-operative. If done right, NEM could make all the major news networks and generate some great publicity. The more important thing, though, would be that we could help real people improve their lives, while respecting their culture (for example, people in a remote village could sell goods online using NEM).
Mokoto I guess u are referring to me
. Ok I like your idea, I thought about it and it looks very hard to implement. I have asked my friend (Tsel_bt) who works for the Ministry of trade and industry to see if something like this could be done. He is in-charge of setting small cottage industries in villages like the ones you mentioned. First of all, almost all farmers in Bhutan are illiterate or only semi-literate, ipads are sadly a luxury for most folks in Bhutan,they cannot afford it. The currency is highly regulated by the central bank and any alternative payment system must be approved by them. Lastly it would be an almost impossible transition for people who have never used the internet to overnight shift to using cryptocurrency as a payment mechanism.
That said, its still a good idea, I will get in contact with friends in the RMA( central bank) to see if it would be allowed. If we can get their approval we can proceed further.
Sounds great.
I think if we could do something like this, we would set up all the infrastructure based on donations from the community and charity donations from the genesis block. Doing this with people who have never used the internet before would be ideal I think, because it would force us to make a simple interface on top of NEM.
Another point I want to stress is that it would be great to do this in a way that is complementary and not disruptive to culture. Therefore, I don't think the government needs to worry too much. In remote areas, I think having a crypto-based payment system would be preferred in rural areas like that, because people could have access to their money when traveling and wouldn't have to travel with lots of cash.
The idea is to get crypto out into the real world and try to make a difference without changing local cultures.
There's a recently published report http://www.franceculture.fr/emission-le-magazine-de-la-redaction-monnaie-locale-monnaie-a-taille-humaine-2014-02-21 regarding two 'local money' projects based on LETS (Local Exchange Trading Systems) principles: one in the Basque country and one about to be launched in Montreuil (Northern France). A key aspect of the Basque Country local money is that it is seen as helping to strengthen the Basque culture (including its language).
Seems to me that NEM could play a similar role for the many regions around the world which have a LETS system in place and which want to retain/strengthen their identity/culture. NEM could also overcome a problem with all local money schemes, one which can hinder their widespread adoption in the particular region - they aren't convertible (either easily or at all) into the country's main fiat currency.
I made a similar post in the NXT discussion thread a week or so ago following a reference to LETS being a possible fit with NXT, but the subject hasn't been pursued any further since then so far as I'm aware.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5319878
Here is more information on LETS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_exchange_trading_system
It's a good idea. Does anyone want to spearhead this?
Given that others think the idea of a possible fit between NEM and LETS has merit I'd be happy to do some more preliminary research but as I'm a supporter of both NXT and NEM (I hope not inconsistently) it should probably left to a NEM purist (as it were) to spearhead specifically NEM's introduction into the LETS arena. Nevertheless I would hope that both NEM and NXT could have a role to play.
It seems that there are hundreds of LETS schemes around the world so there's plenty of room...at least for the time being; i don't know what other alt coins may be doing in this respect, if anything. I doubt however that the other genuine 2nd generation coins, against which NXT and NEM are going to be competing, would be interested in LETS - from what I can gather, they seem to have their minds on what they would undoubtedly regard as higher things. But the real action, IMHO, will be at the grass roots level.
Having a low cost smartphone will be really good for the NEM ecosystem in the developing countries. A $25 smartphone is in the works.
www.digitimes.com/news/a20140225VL200.html
March 08, 2014, 10:16:52 AM
I will be putting up a blog post about NEM soon!
March 08, 2014, 09:41:26 AM
NICE
March 08, 2014, 09:36:41 AM
NEM will get into NXT too ??
What is that mean "NEM will get into nxt".I just wondering how is that work? So wen can trade NEM under nxt client or sth else.You may need to read more stuff in terms of ZeroCoin. Here is the link for you.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-zerocash-source-truly-anonymous-coin-362468
Hello,
Why we talk in this thread about other coins now?
I believe we have already enough work to make NEM more popular than other coins
NEM will be a great success!
We can learn from other coins to make NEM better don't we?
March 08, 2014, 08:33:48 AM
NEM will get into NXT too ??
What is that mean "NEM will get into nxt".I just wondering how is that work? So wen can trade NEM under nxt client or sth else.You may need to read more stuff in terms of ZeroCoin. Here is the link for you.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-zerocash-source-truly-anonymous-coin-362468
Hello,
Why we talk in this thread about other coins now?
I believe we have already enough work to make NEM more popular than other coins
NEM will be a great success!
March 08, 2014, 06:00:31 AM
NEM will get into NXT too ??
What is that mean "NEM will get into nxt".I just wondering how is that work? So wen can trade NEM under nxt client or sth else.You may need to read more stuff in terms of ZeroCoin. Here is the link for you.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-zerocash-source-truly-anonymous-coin-362468
March 08, 2014, 04:04:02 AM
With the sudden success of Aurora (even it if is a bubble), it is apparent that crypto needs to have an impact in the physical world.
From this, one idea is to donate NEM to start a cooperative village where people use NEM in their daily lives. This should be a remote area that is self-sufficient. Even if there is not internet access, we might be able to set up satellite internet infrastructure. I think that would be an amazing demonstration of how crypto could be used anywhere for secure, decentralized transfer of money.
Another thing to keep in mind is that we wouldn't want to interfere with the local culture of the area. I envision setting up some NEM access points (places with internet) and then people can go use those, with minimal interference into their language and culture.
The question is, where could we do such a thing? It should take a lot of time and dedication from people working locally in an area.
Some ideas are:
1) Bhutan. I think I have seen users from Bhutan on bitcointalk. We could set up solar satellite internet access in some remote village and have everyone in the village conduct transactions in NEM using iPads or something similar. There are some villages that are quite a few days walking from any large city and people are mostly self-sufficient. We would need to have someone local there to run things.
2) Japan. With so many people moving to big cities, there are places in the countryside that are extremely secluded and people grow their own food and make a lot of things themselves. Even in the countryside, though, there is ample electricity and cellular infrastructure, so people would be able to access a P2P network. Also, the government here does not consider crypto to be money and it is currently not regulated.
3) Ukraine. I know people that I definitely trust in western Ukraine near Poland (Lviv). There are some small villages in the Carpathian mountains that are fairly secluded from outside influence. The people I know in Lviv would probably be willing to help or maybe run this full time for us if we provided the resources.
These are some ideas, but as a community, it would be great if people could come up with ideas on how to establish a NEM co-operative. If done right, NEM could make all the major news networks and generate some great publicity. The more important thing, though, would be that we could help real people improve their lives, while respecting their culture (for example, people in a remote village could sell goods online using NEM).
From this, one idea is to donate NEM to start a cooperative village where people use NEM in their daily lives. This should be a remote area that is self-sufficient. Even if there is not internet access, we might be able to set up satellite internet infrastructure. I think that would be an amazing demonstration of how crypto could be used anywhere for secure, decentralized transfer of money.
Another thing to keep in mind is that we wouldn't want to interfere with the local culture of the area. I envision setting up some NEM access points (places with internet) and then people can go use those, with minimal interference into their language and culture.
The question is, where could we do such a thing? It should take a lot of time and dedication from people working locally in an area.
Some ideas are:
1) Bhutan. I think I have seen users from Bhutan on bitcointalk. We could set up solar satellite internet access in some remote village and have everyone in the village conduct transactions in NEM using iPads or something similar. There are some villages that are quite a few days walking from any large city and people are mostly self-sufficient. We would need to have someone local there to run things.
2) Japan. With so many people moving to big cities, there are places in the countryside that are extremely secluded and people grow their own food and make a lot of things themselves. Even in the countryside, though, there is ample electricity and cellular infrastructure, so people would be able to access a P2P network. Also, the government here does not consider crypto to be money and it is currently not regulated.
3) Ukraine. I know people that I definitely trust in western Ukraine near Poland (Lviv). There are some small villages in the Carpathian mountains that are fairly secluded from outside influence. The people I know in Lviv would probably be willing to help or maybe run this full time for us if we provided the resources.
These are some ideas, but as a community, it would be great if people could come up with ideas on how to establish a NEM co-operative. If done right, NEM could make all the major news networks and generate some great publicity. The more important thing, though, would be that we could help real people improve their lives, while respecting their culture (for example, people in a remote village could sell goods online using NEM).
Mokoto I guess u are referring to me
. Ok I like your idea, I thought about it and it looks very hard to implement. I have asked my friend (Tsel_bt) who works for the Ministry of trade and industry to see if something like this could be done. He is in-charge of setting small cottage industries in villages like the ones you mentioned. First of all, almost all farmers in Bhutan are illiterate or only semi-literate, ipads are sadly a luxury for most folks in Bhutan,they cannot afford it. The currency is highly regulated by the central bank and any alternative payment system must be approved by them. Lastly it would be an almost impossible transition for people who have never used the internet to overnight shift to using cryptocurrency as a payment mechanism.
That said, its still a good idea, I will get in contact with friends in the RMA( central bank) to see if it would be allowed. If we can get their approval we can proceed further.
Sounds great.
I think if we could do something like this, we would set up all the infrastructure based on donations from the community and charity donations from the genesis block. Doing this with people who have never used the internet before would be ideal I think, because it would force us to make a simple interface on top of NEM.
Another point I want to stress is that it would be great to do this in a way that is complementary and not disruptive to culture. Therefore, I don't think the government needs to worry too much. In remote areas, I think having a crypto-based payment system would be preferred in rural areas like that, because people could have access to their money when traveling and wouldn't have to travel with lots of cash.
The idea is to get crypto out into the real world and try to make a difference without changing local cultures.
There's a recently published report http://www.franceculture.fr/emission-le-magazine-de-la-redaction-monnaie-locale-monnaie-a-taille-humaine-2014-02-21 regarding two 'local money' projects based on LETS (Local Exchange Trading Systems) principles: one in the Basque country and one about to be launched in Montreuil (Northern France). A key aspect of the Basque Country local money is that it is seen as helping to strengthen the Basque culture (including its language).
Seems to me that NEM could play a similar role for the many regions around the world which have a LETS system in place and which want to retain/strengthen their identity/culture. NEM could also overcome a problem with all local money schemes, one which can hinder their widespread adoption in the particular region - they aren't convertible (either easily or at all) into the country's main fiat currency.
I made a similar post in the NXT discussion thread a week or so ago following a reference to LETS being a possible fit with NXT, but the subject hasn't been pursued any further since then so far as I'm aware.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5319878
Here is more information on LETS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_exchange_trading_system
It's a good idea. Does anyone want to spearhead this?
Given that others think the idea of a possible fit between NEM and LETS has merit I'd be happy to do some more preliminary research but as I'm a supporter of both NXT and NEM (I hope not inconsistently) it should probably left to a NEM purist (as it were) to spearhead specifically NEM's introduction into the LETS arena. Nevertheless I would hope that both NEM and NXT could have a role to play.
It seems that there are hundreds of LETS schemes around the world so there's plenty of room...at least for the time being; i don't know what other alt coins may be doing in this respect, if anything. I doubt however that the other genuine 2nd generation coins, against which NXT and NEM are going to be competing, would be interested in LETS - from what I can gather, they seem to have their minds on what they would undoubtedly regard as higher things. But the real action, IMHO, will be at the grass roots level.
March 07, 2014, 11:44:42 PM
NEM will get into NXT too ??
What is that mean "NEM will get into nxt".I just wondering how is that work? So wen can trade NEM under nxt client or sth else. March 07, 2014, 11:37:05 PM
When I first heard about NEM I bought some domains.
I believe in NEM and if anybody has some ideas for my domains I would love to help develop them!
nemexchange.com
nemwallets.com
nemcoinwallet.com
nemcoinexchange.com
NEM=Egalitarianism
That are useful domains if NEM is popular in the future. And you will be rich just for those domains I believe in NEM and if anybody has some ideas for my domains I would love to help develop them!
nemexchange.com
nemwallets.com
nemcoinwallet.com
nemcoinexchange.com
NEM=Egalitarianism
March 07, 2014, 09:39:15 PM
NEM will get into NXT too ??
+1. NEM Devs please consider it.
what do you mean?
I meant below topic that someone brought up:
ZC is definitely a good stuff as it could keep the coin to real private and not able to be tracked.
ZC team actually created nice report to IEEE and many reports regarding its concept.
So, I would also suggest Dev team could consider it to add it to NEM.
Ive been following zerocoin very closely since its first mention. They have just released another white paper and Id like to propose that the devs have a look at these ideas if they havnt yet. There are some extremely secure features:
http://ifca.ai/fc14/bitcoin/papers/bitcoin14_submission_12.pdf
Anyone else heard of this coin?
http://ifca.ai/fc14/bitcoin/papers/bitcoin14_submission_12.pdf
Anyone else heard of this coin?
March 07, 2014, 08:21:28 PM
We're forming a SWARM team devoted to the promotion of NEM. We're looking members who are willing to do commenting and upvoting/liking articles, posts, videos etc. in order to promote NEM.
All interested, please send me email to the address [email protected] or PM with your email address and I'll list you!
For the record the SWARM team is not yet active, since there is no coin launched. We're forming the team now, so that we'll have it ready when the need comes.
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All interested, please send me email to the address [email protected] or PM with your email address and I'll list you!
For the record the SWARM team is not yet active, since there is no coin launched. We're forming the team now, so that we'll have it ready when the need comes.
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