What is current price for 1 stake in BTC 
Around 2.5 BTC 
Topic: [NEM] NEMstake tokens are listed on Nxt asset exchange - page 4. (Read 74315 times)
What is current price for 1 stake in BTC
People who want to send their stake to me (only 1NXT transaction cost!) can PM me 
Or just send to NXT Alias "Gulden" for old times sake
Or just send to NXT Alias "Gulden" for old times sakeWTF
People who want to send their stake to me (only 1NXT transaction cost!) can PM me Or just send to NXT Alias "Gulden" for old times sake
Or just send to NXT Alias "Gulden" for old times sake
alpha is coming, and then you'll (we all) see the benefits of NEM
Have you actually tested the alpha yourself?
No
I'm waithing 4 alpha
NXT ticked me off by being closed source.
NXT has been open source for a long time now.
Nxt never was really closed source for those who wanted to look, the original java files were unobfuscated code and could be decompiled.
Anyhoo, I am right to think people with stakes don't have to do anything now and can just wait until NEM is launched, without risking getting locked out etc?
alpha is coming, and then you'll (we all) see the benefits of NEM
Have you actually tested the alpha yourself?
Seems like there's still roughly 600 Nemstakes available to be claimed, with the first 400 going to 3 kinds of people - NEM enthusiasts, NEM whales and NEM early dumpers.
I'm guessing not everyone follows this thread or the development of NEM on a daily basis, there's still probably a large amount of people who are on the stakeholders list and don't know about the NXT AE or have yet to claim them, but that's pure speculation on my part.
Are there any statistics available on the amount claimed vs. the amount sold on the NXT AE? I would like to know how many people claimed a NEMstake just to hold. The higher the number the better in my opinion.
The early dumpers are a good thing as it gets rid of people who aren't that interested in the development of NEM and just want to cash out, but several accounts holding more than 2 NEMstakes doesn't bode well for the NEM either.
The distribution model is one of the better things NEM has going for it. I'm wondering if the NXT AE has ruined that to a certain extent. If it turns out that only a dozen or so guys are holding 10 plus stakes than this discourages new members joining this community. That's not what anyone wants to see as far as the long term success of this coin is concerned.
Thoughts from anyone more informed than me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I'm guessing not everyone follows this thread or the development of NEM on a daily basis, there's still probably a large amount of people who are on the stakeholders list and don't know about the NXT AE or have yet to claim them, but that's pure speculation on my part.
Are there any statistics available on the amount claimed vs. the amount sold on the NXT AE? I would like to know how many people claimed a NEMstake just to hold. The higher the number the better in my opinion.
The early dumpers are a good thing as it gets rid of people who aren't that interested in the development of NEM and just want to cash out, but several accounts holding more than 2 NEMstakes doesn't bode well for the NEM either.
The distribution model is one of the better things NEM has going for it. I'm wondering if the NXT AE has ruined that to a certain extent. If it turns out that only a dozen or so guys are holding 10 plus stakes than this discourages new members joining this community. That's not what anyone wants to see as far as the long term success of this coin is concerned.
Thoughts from anyone more informed than me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I think the NXT exchange was a good idea for latecomers, but i didnt like how the prices were pumped up so high, i also have read that some people were able to claim NEM stakes for only 40 NXT before being listed on the AE.
It was my fault for buying into the FUD about NEM and was advised by many that i paid too much for it at 15K, so i sold it thinking it was going to drop in value.
Now im going to have trouble buying one, i should have kept it.
I only want to know if the NXT AE has increased the number of NEMstake holders (even only owning 0.1 Nemstake) or decreased the number of NEMstake holders (i.e. less than the 400 issued thus far). I'm not interested in what it's currently selling for as the market will always dictate the price.
In any case I don't understand how a few posts on the NXT board could influence you to sell your stake at a lower price than you bought it at. I'm afraid that decision was all your own doing no one else's. I lost my first BTC to day trading last year, but learnt a lot as a result of those mistakes. I didn't blame anyone or even become disenchanted from crypto currency. It just made me more informed too look out for more interesting projects with an eye on the long term as opposed to just trying to make a quick buck. Today's price of NEM isn't even that important in my opinion, it's the level of participation and enthusiasm from the community that's of far greater interest to me personally.
I'm not selling any NEMstake, but I would encourage you to do more research and buy back in if you feel encouraged about what your read about NEM dev team and the amount of effort that is going into it. Really smart, transparent devs are hard to find in the crypto world.
Yes i do think its a good model, we will have to wait and see how it goes.
Alot of people were saying not to pay anymore than 3-5K for a NEM stake and gave a few calculations, it was partly my fault, i saw the prices dropping and thought that those comments were accurate, but i wasnt thinking about the high price of NXT at the time.
On the other side of the argument, i would like to know what benefits we will see with NEM that NXT cant offer?
Distribution seems to be the main thing, but correct me if im wrong.
alpha is coming, and then you'll (we all) see the benefits of NEM
Seems like there's still roughly 600 Nemstakes available to be claimed, with the first 400 going to 3 kinds of people - NEM enthusiasts, NEM whales and NEM early dumpers.
I'm guessing not everyone follows this thread or the development of NEM on a daily basis, there's still probably a large amount of people who are on the stakeholders list and don't know about the NXT AE or have yet to claim them, but that's pure speculation on my part.
Are there any statistics available on the amount claimed vs. the amount sold on the NXT AE? I would like to know how many people claimed a NEMstake just to hold. The higher the number the better in my opinion.
The early dumpers are a good thing as it gets rid of people who aren't that interested in the development of NEM and just want to cash out, but several accounts holding more than 2 NEMstakes doesn't bode well for the NEM either.
The distribution model is one of the better things NEM has going for it. I'm wondering if the NXT AE has ruined that to a certain extent. If it turns out that only a dozen or so guys are holding 10 plus stakes than this discourages new members joining this community. That's not what anyone wants to see as far as the long term success of this coin is concerned.
Thoughts from anyone more informed than me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I'm guessing not everyone follows this thread or the development of NEM on a daily basis, there's still probably a large amount of people who are on the stakeholders list and don't know about the NXT AE or have yet to claim them, but that's pure speculation on my part.
Are there any statistics available on the amount claimed vs. the amount sold on the NXT AE? I would like to know how many people claimed a NEMstake just to hold. The higher the number the better in my opinion.
The early dumpers are a good thing as it gets rid of people who aren't that interested in the development of NEM and just want to cash out, but several accounts holding more than 2 NEMstakes doesn't bode well for the NEM either.
The distribution model is one of the better things NEM has going for it. I'm wondering if the NXT AE has ruined that to a certain extent. If it turns out that only a dozen or so guys are holding 10 plus stakes than this discourages new members joining this community. That's not what anyone wants to see as far as the long term success of this coin is concerned.
Thoughts from anyone more informed than me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I think the NXT exchange was a good idea for latecomers, but i didnt like how the prices were pumped up so high, i also have read that some people were able to claim NEM stakes for only 40 NXT before being listed on the AE.
It was my fault for buying into the FUD about NEM and was advised by many that i paid too much for it at 15K, so i sold it thinking it was going to drop in value.
Now im going to have trouble buying one, i should have kept it.
I only want to know if the NXT AE has increased the number of NEMstake holders (even only owning 0.1 Nemstake) or decreased the number of NEMstake holders (i.e. less than the 400 issued thus far). I'm not interested in what it's currently selling for as the market will always dictate the price.
In any case I don't understand how a few posts on the NXT board could influence you to sell your stake at a lower price than you bought it at. I'm afraid that decision was all your own doing no one else's. I lost my first BTC to day trading last year, but learnt a lot as a result of those mistakes. I didn't blame anyone or even become disenchanted from crypto currency. It just made me more informed too look out for more interesting projects with an eye on the long term as opposed to just trying to make a quick buck. Today's price of NEM isn't even that important in my opinion, it's the level of participation and enthusiasm from the community that's of far greater interest to me personally.
I'm not selling any NEMstake, but I would encourage you to do more research and buy back in if you feel encouraged about what your read about NEM dev team and the amount of effort that is going into it. Really smart, transparent devs are hard to find in the crypto world.
Yes i do think its a good model, we will have to wait and see how it goes.
Alot of people were saying not to pay anymore than 3-5K for a NEM stake and gave a few calculations, it was partly my fault, i saw the prices dropping and thought that those comments were accurate, but i wasnt thinking about the high price of NXT at the time.
On the other side of the argument, i would like to know what benefits we will see with NEM that NXT cant offer?
Distribution seems to be the main thing, but correct me if im wrong.
Seems like there's still roughly 600 Nemstakes available to be claimed, with the first 400 going to 3 kinds of people - NEM enthusiasts, NEM whales and NEM early dumpers.
I'm guessing not everyone follows this thread or the development of NEM on a daily basis, there's still probably a large amount of people who are on the stakeholders list and don't know about the NXT AE or have yet to claim them, but that's pure speculation on my part.
Are there any statistics available on the amount claimed vs. the amount sold on the NXT AE? I would like to know how many people claimed a NEMstake just to hold. The higher the number the better in my opinion.
The early dumpers are a good thing as it gets rid of people who aren't that interested in the development of NEM and just want to cash out, but several accounts holding more than 2 NEMstakes doesn't bode well for the NEM either.
The distribution model is one of the better things NEM has going for it. I'm wondering if the NXT AE has ruined that to a certain extent. If it turns out that only a dozen or so guys are holding 10 plus stakes than this discourages new members joining this community. That's not what anyone wants to see as far as the long term success of this coin is concerned.
Thoughts from anyone more informed than me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I'm guessing not everyone follows this thread or the development of NEM on a daily basis, there's still probably a large amount of people who are on the stakeholders list and don't know about the NXT AE or have yet to claim them, but that's pure speculation on my part.
Are there any statistics available on the amount claimed vs. the amount sold on the NXT AE? I would like to know how many people claimed a NEMstake just to hold. The higher the number the better in my opinion.
The early dumpers are a good thing as it gets rid of people who aren't that interested in the development of NEM and just want to cash out, but several accounts holding more than 2 NEMstakes doesn't bode well for the NEM either.
The distribution model is one of the better things NEM has going for it. I'm wondering if the NXT AE has ruined that to a certain extent. If it turns out that only a dozen or so guys are holding 10 plus stakes than this discourages new members joining this community. That's not what anyone wants to see as far as the long term success of this coin is concerned.
Thoughts from anyone more informed than me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I think the NXT exchange was a good idea for latecomers, but i didnt like how the prices were pumped up so high, i also have read that some people were able to claim NEM stakes for only 40 NXT before being listed on the AE.
It was my fault for buying into the FUD about NEM and was advised by many that i paid too much for it at 15K, so i sold it thinking it was going to drop in value.
Now im going to have trouble buying one, i should have kept it.
I only want to know if the NXT AE has increased the number of NEMstake holders (even only owning 0.1 Nemstake) or decreased the number of NEMstake holders (i.e. less than the 400 issued thus far). I'm not interested in what it's currently selling for as the market will always dictate the price.
In any case I don't understand how a few posts on the NXT board could influence you to sell your stake at a lower price than you bought it at. I'm afraid that decision was all your own doing no one else's. I lost my first BTC to day trading last year, but learnt a lot as a result of those mistakes. I didn't blame anyone or even become disenchanted from crypto currency. It just made me more informed too look out for more interesting projects with an eye on the long term as opposed to just trying to make a quick buck. Today's price of NEM isn't even that important in my opinion, it's the level of participation and enthusiasm from the community that's of far greater interest to me personally.
I'm not selling any NEMstake, but I would encourage you to do more research and buy back in if you feel encouraged about what your read about NEM dev team and the amount of effort that is going into it. Really smart, transparent devs are hard to find in the crypto world.
Seems like there's still roughly 600 Nemstakes available to be claimed, with the first 400 going to 3 kinds of people - NEM enthusiasts, NEM whales and NEM early dumpers.
I'm guessing not everyone follows this thread or the development of NEM on a daily basis, there's still probably a large amount of people who are on the stakeholders list and don't know about the NXT AE or have yet to claim them, but that's pure speculation on my part.
Are there any statistics available on the amount claimed vs. the amount sold on the NXT AE? I would like to know how many people claimed a NEMstake just to hold. The higher the number the better in my opinion.
The early dumpers are a good thing as it gets rid of people who aren't that interested in the development of NEM and just want to cash out, but several accounts holding more than 2 NEMstakes doesn't bode well for the NEM either.
The distribution model is one of the better things NEM has going for it. I'm wondering if the NXT AE has ruined that to a certain extent. If it turns out that only a dozen or so guys are holding 10 plus stakes than this discourages new members joining this community. That's not what anyone wants to see as far as the long term success of this coin is concerned.
Thoughts from anyone more informed than me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I'm guessing not everyone follows this thread or the development of NEM on a daily basis, there's still probably a large amount of people who are on the stakeholders list and don't know about the NXT AE or have yet to claim them, but that's pure speculation on my part.
Are there any statistics available on the amount claimed vs. the amount sold on the NXT AE? I would like to know how many people claimed a NEMstake just to hold. The higher the number the better in my opinion.
The early dumpers are a good thing as it gets rid of people who aren't that interested in the development of NEM and just want to cash out, but several accounts holding more than 2 NEMstakes doesn't bode well for the NEM either.
The distribution model is one of the better things NEM has going for it. I'm wondering if the NXT AE has ruined that to a certain extent. If it turns out that only a dozen or so guys are holding 10 plus stakes than this discourages new members joining this community. That's not what anyone wants to see as far as the long term success of this coin is concerned.
Thoughts from anyone more informed than me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I think the NXT exchange was a good idea for latecomers, but i didnt like how the prices were pumped up so high, i also have read that some people were able to claim NEM stakes for only 40 NXT before being listed on the AE.
It was my fault for buying into the FUD about NEM and was advised by many that i paid too much for it at 15K, so i sold it thinking it was going to drop in value.
Now im going to have trouble buying one, i should have kept it.
Market decide the price, i don't see how it mean that price is somehow "pumped". People were able to participate NEM for 40NXT, when
Don't even get it why you invested at the first place?
Do you buy stocks or bonds and sell them instantly when price dips little bit?
Seems like there's still roughly 600 Nemstakes available to be claimed, with the first 400 going to 3 kinds of people - NEM enthusiasts, NEM whales and NEM early dumpers.
I'm guessing not everyone follows this thread or the development of NEM on a daily basis, there's still probably a large amount of people who are on the stakeholders list and don't know about the NXT AE or have yet to claim them, but that's pure speculation on my part.
Are there any statistics available on the amount claimed vs. the amount sold on the NXT AE? I would like to know how many people claimed a NEMstake just to hold. The higher the number the better in my opinion.
The early dumpers are a good thing as it gets rid of people who aren't that interested in the development of NEM and just want to cash out, but several accounts holding more than 2 NEMstakes doesn't bode well for the NEM either.
The distribution model is one of the better things NEM has going for it. I'm wondering if the NXT AE has ruined that to a certain extent. If it turns out that only a dozen or so guys are holding 10 plus stakes than this discourages new members joining this community. That's not what anyone wants to see as far as the long term success of this coin is concerned.
Thoughts from anyone more informed than me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I'm guessing not everyone follows this thread or the development of NEM on a daily basis, there's still probably a large amount of people who are on the stakeholders list and don't know about the NXT AE or have yet to claim them, but that's pure speculation on my part.
Are there any statistics available on the amount claimed vs. the amount sold on the NXT AE? I would like to know how many people claimed a NEMstake just to hold. The higher the number the better in my opinion.
The early dumpers are a good thing as it gets rid of people who aren't that interested in the development of NEM and just want to cash out, but several accounts holding more than 2 NEMstakes doesn't bode well for the NEM either.
The distribution model is one of the better things NEM has going for it. I'm wondering if the NXT AE has ruined that to a certain extent. If it turns out that only a dozen or so guys are holding 10 plus stakes than this discourages new members joining this community. That's not what anyone wants to see as far as the long term success of this coin is concerned.
Thoughts from anyone more informed than me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I think the NXT exchange was a good idea for latecomers, but i didnt like how the prices were pumped up so high, i also have read that some people were able to claim NEM stakes for only 40 NXT before being listed on the AE.
It was my fault for buying into the FUD about NEM and was advised by many that i paid too much for it at 15K, so i sold it thinking it was going to drop in value.
Now im going to have trouble buying one, i should have kept it.
Seems like there's still roughly 600 Nemstakes available to be claimed, with the first 400 going to 3 kinds of people - NEM enthusiasts, NEM whales and NEM early dumpers.
I'm guessing not everyone follows this thread or the development of NEM on a daily basis, there's still probably a large amount of people who are on the stakeholders list and don't know about the NXT AE or have yet to claim them, but that's pure speculation on my part.
Are there any statistics available on the amount claimed vs. the amount sold on the NXT AE? I would like to know how many people claimed a NEMstake just to hold. The higher the number the better in my opinion.
The early dumpers are a good thing as it gets rid of people who aren't that interested in the development of NEM and just want to cash out, but several accounts holding more than 2 NEMstakes doesn't bode well for the NEM either.
The distribution model is one of the better things NEM has going for it. I'm wondering if the NXT AE has ruined that to a certain extent. If it turns out that only a dozen or so guys are holding 10 plus stakes than this discourages new members joining this community. That's not what anyone wants to see as far as the long term success of this coin is concerned.
Thoughts from anyone more informed than me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I'm guessing not everyone follows this thread or the development of NEM on a daily basis, there's still probably a large amount of people who are on the stakeholders list and don't know about the NXT AE or have yet to claim them, but that's pure speculation on my part.
Are there any statistics available on the amount claimed vs. the amount sold on the NXT AE? I would like to know how many people claimed a NEMstake just to hold. The higher the number the better in my opinion.
The early dumpers are a good thing as it gets rid of people who aren't that interested in the development of NEM and just want to cash out, but several accounts holding more than 2 NEMstakes doesn't bode well for the NEM either.
The distribution model is one of the better things NEM has going for it. I'm wondering if the NXT AE has ruined that to a certain extent. If it turns out that only a dozen or so guys are holding 10 plus stakes than this discourages new members joining this community. That's not what anyone wants to see as far as the long term success of this coin is concerned.
Thoughts from anyone more informed than me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
NXT ticked me off by being closed source.
NXT has been open source for a long time now.
Hi, im a shareholder (thank to being informed early in my job full of IT geeks ) and im still not sure about selling any part of my NEMshare at asset exchange. Im not continually watching the scene (it seems to be a joke as i have written to utopianfuture in PM) and I have noticed many things.
First one, NXT network is empty. When i wake up i see below 10 transactions per hour in the whole network. I bet that the rise and fall of NXT price last days is just made by NEMshare buyers and sellers. Few days ago more people were buying NXT than selling (logic: you must buy NXT to buy NEM and nobody can sell because nobody has sold NEM in first phase of trading) = price went up. After that still more people were buying than selling, price still went up. Now the people who sold NEMs are selling so the price goes down and will keep plummeting for a while until they sell out. Im not gonna to sell now to suffer double loss.
Second one, NEM has a big chance to overtake many NXT advantages and positives. Many people may say that NXT has a big advantage of "being first", thats true but in history the most successfull projects were usually not the first developed/discovered ones but the first well managed or financed or distributed or popularized (...) ones. The NXT gap in popularity is markant. I bet that 40 altcoins below NXT market value at coinmarketcap have more transactions and use than NXT. Now one transaction at NXT costs ridiculously high price and the price cointains almost the expectations based on technical aspects of NXT, not economical.
Technically is NXT good, no doubts. However i think NEM has a big chance to be a VHS vs beta NXT.
And the last one, did someone of common people not interested in crypto-scene ever hear about NXT? NEM? Nope. These projects are still equal comparing them from this side. The startline is still open for all "BTC 2.0" projects and no one did cross it for more than 1 micrometer. Remember doge, why it was successfull? Because the comunity. No matter how big shitcoin technically it was. Why it shades off now? Because the lack of technical innovation and sense.
) and im still not sure about selling any part of my NEMshare at asset exchange. Im not continually watching the scene (it seems to be a joke as i have written to utopianfuture in PM) and I have noticed many things.First one, NXT network is empty. When i wake up i see below 10 transactions per hour in the whole network. I bet that the rise and fall of NXT price last days is just made by NEMshare buyers and sellers. Few days ago more people were buying NXT than selling (logic: you must buy NXT to buy NEM and nobody can sell because nobody has sold NEM in first phase of trading) = price went up. After that still more people were buying than selling, price still went up. Now the people who sold NEMs are selling so the price goes down and will keep plummeting for a while until they sell out. Im not gonna to sell now to suffer double loss.
Second one, NEM has a big chance to overtake many NXT advantages and positives. Many people may say that NXT has a big advantage of "being first", thats true but in history the most successfull projects were usually not the first developed/discovered ones but the first well managed or financed or distributed or popularized (...) ones. The NXT gap in popularity is markant. I bet that 40 altcoins below NXT market value at coinmarketcap have more transactions and use than NXT. Now one transaction at NXT costs ridiculously high price and the price cointains almost the expectations based on technical aspects of NXT, not economical.
Technically is NXT good, no doubts. However i think NEM has a big chance to be a VHS vs beta NXT.
And the last one, did someone of common people not interested in crypto-scene ever hear about NXT? NEM? Nope. These projects are still equal comparing them from this side. The startline is still open for all "BTC 2.0" projects and no one did cross it for more than 1 micrometer. Remember doge, why it was successfull? Because the comunity. No matter how big shitcoin technically it was. Why it shades off now? Because the lack of technical innovation and sense.
Has there been any kind of open source coding from NEM? Is there a github link where I can see it?
NXT ticked me off by being closed source. I think NEM should be fully transparent at all steps.
Some educated guesses:
The actual price is actually too cheap. This may be the consequence of early dumpers and some little market manipulation due to the still small number of transactions. But it is not a matter for concern. First, according to the plan, in approximately 1 week, UP will close the token distributions. Then, there will be a limited amount of NEM stakes circulating (not early dumpers) which will create some sense of scarcity
Alpha launch will show all the potential of the NEM. If it is massively marketed, then it will be a pressure to get more stakes at the NXT AE. Then, it will come the auction which also will set a new value of the coin. So guys, don't sell so cheap; just wait 1-2 months; I'm sure that the stake price will be higher at that time (possibly 100-150k) and that even before the beta release and exchange of real NEM money.
Personally, I will not claim any token. I will wait until the release and the possibility to trade coins instead of stakes. Additionally, with my wife we are planning to open a small-scale business in which I want to use NEMs. We live close to a University and several high-schools. There are a lot of students that need to have lunch at midday. We are going to open a website in which you can reserve a healthy lunch (to be payed with NEMs). Just simple. You enter to the website, book your lunch, pay with NEMs and then you will receive a number which you can use to claim your lunch. I don't expect to make me rich with this, but on the one hand it will be fun and on the other, it will be a way to introduce new people to the movement. Of course, this is only will happen after V1 release and the possibility to get decent BTC - NXT - fiat (why not?) / NEM exchanges. I like very much this trading operations but I think the key to survival will be the small scale economy.
The actual price is actually too cheap. This may be the consequence of early dumpers and some little market manipulation due to the still small number of transactions. But it is not a matter for concern. First, according to the plan, in approximately 1 week, UP will close the token distributions. Then, there will be a limited amount of NEM stakes circulating (not early dumpers) which will create some sense of scarcity
Alpha launch will show all the potential of the NEM. If it is massively marketed, then it will be a pressure to get more stakes at the NXT AE. Then, it will come the auction which also will set a new value of the coin. So guys, don't sell so cheap; just wait 1-2 months; I'm sure that the stake price will be higher at that time (possibly 100-150k) and that even before the beta release and exchange of real NEM money.
Personally, I will not claim any token. I will wait until the release and the possibility to trade coins instead of stakes. Additionally, with my wife we are planning to open a small-scale business in which I want to use NEMs. We live close to a University and several high-schools. There are a lot of students that need to have lunch at midday. We are going to open a website in which you can reserve a healthy lunch (to be payed with NEMs). Just simple. You enter to the website, book your lunch, pay with NEMs and then you will receive a number which you can use to claim your lunch.
I don't expect to make me rich with this, but on the one hand it will be fun and on the other, it will be a way to introduce new people to the movement. Of course, this is only will happen after V1 release and the possibility to get decent BTC - NXT - fiat (why not?) / NEM exchanges. I like very much this trading operations but I think the key to survival will be the small scale economy. Yes, the current price is way too less than its lower median. Very nice analysis and a really good idea in setting up your store and accept NEM.
How miuch more expensive is the NEM on the asset exchange compared to when it was originally released?
About 100x more than when the stakes were distributed, and there is no even public alpha client, crazy! I mean what are people thinking?
I feel like a complete idiot right now, i bought a stake last week at 15K of NXT,
After reading posts here and on the NXT forum, alot of people were saying they were overpriced, and that 3-5K is the more realistic value.
Around this time i saw there was a dip on the AE, and they were only selling for 13K, but i was forgetting this was because NXT was 10c each, and i sold them thinking i would loose out.
Now i see they are trading at over 22K!
I really want to buy another NEM stake, but are all these claims correct about them being worth 100,000 NXT when alpha launches?
If NXT jumps back to 10c or more, they would have to be worth $10,000!
Yes that is frustrating,
But you learned from it and all you have to do is buy another stake or two, and in the end you will make that money back plus much much more!!
I hope so, but im not going to buy back until NXT gets higher, it looks like its on its way back up again
How miuch more expensive is the NEM on the asset exchange compared to when it was originally released?
About 100x more than when the stakes were distributed, and there is no even public alpha client, crazy! I mean what are people thinking?
I feel like a complete idiot right now, i bought a stake last week at 15K of NXT,
After reading posts here and on the NXT forum, alot of people were saying they were overpriced, and that 3-5K is the more realistic value.
Around this time i saw there was a dip on the AE, and they were only selling for 13K, but i was forgetting this was because NXT was 10c each, and i sold them thinking i would loose out.
Now i see they are trading at over 22K!
I really want to buy another NEM stake, but are all these claims correct about them being worth 100,000 NXT when alpha launches?
If NXT jumps back to 10c or more, they would have to be worth $10,000!
Yes that is frustrating,
But you learned from it and all you have to do is buy another stake or two, and in the end you will make that money back plus much much more!!
Yes i agree, the problem is im new to trading and make foolish, impulse decisions because from what i see on the charts and read here.
The best thing i can do is stay away from the computer!
Just don't sell it cheaper than you paid for it. That's exactly what THEY want.
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