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http://cointelegraph.com/news/114932/nem-right-now-we-have-the-best-designed-blockchain-platform-in-existence
NEM is the best designed blockchain platform in existence.  


NEM is a long term investment for me.  Every time I look at GitHub, I always see some new contribution in the past hours and they've never failed me.  NEM has regular updates.  M of N multisig just came out.  Mosaics will be next.  There are also several ecosystem initiatives like CryptoApex, PhotoMead and Makoto's remittance service.   NEM will be a longterm winner.

I honestly don't care if the current price slips or capitalization drops: it just means I'll buy more later.  


NEM is currently a bad terrible short term investment: see reasons below

*  The best short term investments recruited Bitcoin insiders, with connections to capital and cryptomedia, like Pietilä and Buterin.
*  Short term investments add PoW, to appeal to the miners.
*  Short term investments get added to margin trading and lending on Poloniex.  It's easy to buy high and pump & dump when you are trading with other people's money.  

NEM did 0/3.  NXT and BTS did 1/3 with Poloniex.

  If we got NEM added to margin trading and lending on Poloniex then capitalization and volume would shoot up but this would only benefit short term investors who would dump the following week(s).   Nor is it necessary as Makoto has venture funding.


Roger Ver is a well publicized successful investor in Bitcoin and yet he only ever had 0.1% to 0.2% of the eventual 21 million Bitcoins in circulation.  You can buy 0.1% of NEM for only 4 BTC and 0.2% for 8 BTC.  4 BTC and 8 BTC is $1000 - $2000.  

To buy the same percentages in the other 2.0 projects is $10,000 - $20,000 (NXT and BTS) and $150,000 - $300,000 (ETH).  These are approximations and not exact numbers   Only thing cheaper than XEM is maybe Qora, Crypti and NODE and I already own at least 0.1% of those three projects.




nice analysis Smiley

"Long Term" investor sounds much better than "Bagholder." Wink But seriously we are going two years in and we see nothing but failing value. I see the rest of the market shooting past NEM and the cobwebs starting to show. Prove me wrong, I beg you. Not with words, with results.
legendary
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http://cointelegraph.com/news/114932/nem-right-now-we-have-the-best-designed-blockchain-platform-in-existence
NEM is the best designed blockchain platform in existence.  


NEM is a long term investment for me.  Every time I look at GitHub, I always see some new contribution in the past hours and they've never failed me.  NEM has regular updates.  M of N multisig just came out.  Mosaics will be next.  There are also several ecosystem initiatives like CryptoApex, PhotoMead and Makoto's remittance service.   NEM will be a longterm winner.

I honestly don't care if the current price slips or capitalization drops: it just means I'll buy more later.  


NEM is currently a bad terrible short term investment: see reasons below

*  The best short term investments recruited Bitcoin insiders, with connections to capital and cryptomedia, like Pietilä and Buterin.
*  Short term investments add PoW, to appeal to the miners.
*  Short term investments get added to margin trading and lending on Poloniex.  It's easy to buy high and pump & dump when you are trading with other people's money.  

NEM did 0/3.  NXT and BTS did 1/3 with Poloniex.

  If we got NEM added to margin trading and lending on Poloniex then capitalization and volume would shoot up but this would only benefit short term investors who would dump the following week(s).   Nor is it necessary as Makoto has venture funding.


Roger Ver is a well publicized successful investor in Bitcoin and yet he only ever had 0.1% to 0.2% of the eventual 21 million Bitcoins in circulation.  You can buy 0.1% of NEM for only 4 BTC and 0.2% for 8 BTC.  4 BTC and 8 BTC is $1000 - $2000.  

To buy the same percentages in the other 2.0 projects is $10,000 - $20,000 (NXT and BTS) and $150,000 - $300,000 (ETH).  These are approximations and not exact numbers   Only thing cheaper than XEM is maybe Qora, Crypti and NODE and I already own at least 0.1% of those three projects.




nice analysis Smiley
sr. member
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I have just upgraded my NIS server and I am having difficulty to resume harvesting.

What is the best way to configure NIS to auto boot a node and auto harvest using a remote account?

When I add my remote account to the NIS config file: NIS doesn't work properly and exits in few seconds. Probably cause my remote account is not known to the network?

That indeed probably means the account is unknown. When upgrading, did you create a new wallet and import your main account? It that is the case, a new delegated (= remote) account was created and thus you must deactivate delegated harvesting and after 6 hours activate it again.

I have remove my remote account from the NIS settings and replaced it with another account the is known to the network. Everything went fine and NIS booted successfully. However my main account failed to start harvesting. Using the NCC I can see that remote harvesting is active and I have an option to start harvesting. This is weird cause in the past 4 months my account use to be automatically harvesting all the time. Now that I've just upgraded to the latest version my account stopped harvesting and whenever I try to start harvesting I get an error.

If you activated auto harvesting on startup then the boot account is used for harvesting. Unless you increased the max harvester limit in the configuration only one account can harvest and thus you get an error when trying to harvest with the main account.


I made a detailed tutorial to help you double check your steps. 

http://blog.nem.io/nis-auto-start-and-auto-harvest/

jabo38, BloodyRookie thank you so much for your replies on my questions. I have solved the problem by adding my remote account private key, enable auto harvesting at boot = true, adding my remote account and main account public address in the allowed addresses "for harvesting". It works fine. Thanks again.
legendary
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mining is so 2012-2013
http://cointelegraph.com/news/114932/nem-right-now-we-have-the-best-designed-blockchain-platform-in-existence
NEM is the best designed blockchain platform in existence.  


NEM is a long term investment for me.  Every time I look at GitHub, I always see some new contribution in the past hours and they've never failed me.  NEM has regular updates.  M of N multisig just came out.  Mosaics will be next.  There are also several ecosystem initiatives like CryptoApex, PhotoMead and Makoto's remittance service.   NEM will be a longterm winner.

I honestly don't care if the current price slips or capitalization drops, it just means I'll buy more later.





NEM is currently a bad terrible short term investment: see reasons below

*  The best short term investments recruited Bitcoin insiders, with connections to capital and cryptomedia, like Pietilä and Buterin.
*  Short term investments add PoW, to appeal to the miners.
*  Short term investments get added to margin trading and lending on Poloniex.  It's easy to buy high and pump & dump when you are trading with other people's money.  

NEM did 0/3.  NXT and BTS did 1/3 with Poloniex.

  If we got NEM added to margin trading and lending on Poloniex then capitalization and volume would shoot up but this would only benefit short term investors who would dump the following week(s).   Nor is it necessary as Makoto has venture funding.


Roger Ver is a well publicized successful investor in Bitcoin and yet he only ever had 0.1% to 0.2% of the eventual 21 million Bitcoins in circulation.  You can buy 0.1% of NEM for only 4 BTC and 0.2% for 8 BTC.  4 BTC and 8 BTC is $1000 - $2000.  

To buy the same percentages in the other 2.0 projects is $10,000 - $20,000 (NXT and BTS) and $150,000 - $300,000 (ETH).  These are approximations and not exact numbers   Only thing cheaper than XEM is maybe Qora, Crypti and NODE and I already own at least 0.1% of those three projects.


I definitely agree with your points 1 and 2 and are things we need to work on more.  But adding Polo margin trading on XEM might not be possible because we don't have the volume for Polo to add us, but even if they did it could be very dangerous.  As you it would make it a lot easier to pump and dump XEM, but that isn't actually something that we really want to do right now.  While it sucks that we aren't all super rich this week or this month, there is a lot of interesting tech going on with NEM that can add value in future the real way and not via a pump.  Also more times than not margin trades bring more serious dumps then they do pumps.  The example of Bitfinix having a flash crash just a couple of days ago is an example.  that was totally because of their margin trading, and this has happened many times in Bitcoin because of margins, yet we don't really every see any 17% boosts.  In crypto it is proving much easier for people to make money off of shorting and instigating dumps, than it is raising marketcaps.  
hero member
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NEM ....best currency distribution ever ...!!!!!!!
The Crypto Apex NEM/ FIAT exchange project has been PASSED by the Community for the PUBLIC stage of the application for funding.

https://forum.ournem.com/proposals-for-community-projects/crypto-apex's-application-for-nem-community-funding-3349/60/
legendary
Activity: 1232
Merit: 1001
mining is so 2012-2013
i wanted update servers but https://forum.ournem.com is down.

THere were guides how setup VPS for NEM i have used them,
without those guides (*rather scripts i am done ) that 0.6.31 will stay till free amazon time is over.
it is easy to change *31 to *43 but clear guide is not avaible right now so i gave up till forum is up again.

or you canpaste me few command lines how easy update it by command line (like for noob)

Forum is back up.  I'm not sure the exact answer for you, but maybe one of these can help.

https://forum.ournem.com/vps-nodes/how-to-setup-a-node-in-vps/
http://blog.nem.io/create-a-windows-vps/
https://forum.ournem.com/tutorials/guide-to-running-nem-on-openjdk-8/
https://forum.ournem.com/tutorials/how-to-setup-a-node-in-raspberry/
https://github.com/rb2nem/nem-docker
JBC
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http://cointelegraph.com/news/114932/nem-right-now-we-have-the-best-designed-blockchain-platform-in-existence
NEM is the best designed blockchain platform in existence.  


NEM is a long term investment for me.  Every time I look at GitHub, I always see some new contribution in the past hours and they've never failed me.  NEM has regular updates.  M of N multisig just came out.  Mosaics will be next.  There are also several ecosystem initiatives like CryptoApex, PhotoMead and Makoto's remittance service.   NEM will be a longterm winner.

I honestly don't care if the current price slips or capitalization drops: it just means I'll buy more later.  


NEM is currently a bad terrible short term investment: see reasons below

*  The best short term investments recruited Bitcoin insiders, with connections to capital and cryptomedia, like Pietilä and Buterin.
*  Short term investments add PoW, to appeal to the miners.
*  Short term investments get added to margin trading and lending on Poloniex.  It's easy to buy high and pump & dump when you are trading with other people's money.  

NEM did 0/3.  NXT and BTS did 1/3 with Poloniex.

  If we got NEM added to margin trading and lending on Poloniex then capitalization and volume would shoot up but this would only benefit short term investors who would dump the following week(s).   Nor is it necessary as Makoto has venture funding.


Roger Ver is a well publicized successful investor in Bitcoin and yet he only ever had 0.1% to 0.2% of the eventual 21 million Bitcoins in circulation.  You can buy 0.1% of NEM for only 4 BTC and 0.2% for 8 BTC.  4 BTC and 8 BTC is $1000 - $2000.  

To buy the same percentages in the other 2.0 projects is $10,000 - $20,000 (NXT and BTS) and $150,000 - $300,000 (ETH).  These are approximations and not exact numbers   Only thing cheaper than XEM is maybe Qora, Crypti and NODE and I already own at least 0.1% of those three projects.


legendary
Activity: 1232
Merit: 1001
mining is so 2012-2013
I have just upgraded my NIS server and I am having difficulty to resume harvesting.

What is the best way to configure NIS to auto boot a node and auto harvest using a remote account?

When I add my remote account to the NIS config file: NIS doesn't work properly and exits in few seconds. Probably cause my remote account is not known to the network?

That indeed probably means the account is unknown. When upgrading, did you create a new wallet and import your main account? It that is the case, a new delegated (= remote) account was created and thus you must deactivate delegated harvesting and after 6 hours activate it again.

I have remove my remote account from the NIS settings and replaced it with another account the is known to the network. Everything went fine and NIS booted successfully. However my main account failed to start harvesting. Using the NCC I can see that remote harvesting is active and I have an option to start harvesting. This is weird cause in the past 4 months my account use to be automatically harvesting all the time. Now that I've just upgraded to the latest version my account stopped harvesting and whenever I try to start harvesting I get an error.

If you activated auto harvesting on startup then the boot account is used for harvesting. Unless you increased the max harvester limit in the configuration only one account can harvest and thus you get an error when trying to harvest with the main account.


I made a detailed tutorial to help you double check your steps. 

http://blog.nem.io/nis-auto-start-and-auto-harvest/
hero member
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I have just upgraded my NIS server and I am having difficulty to resume harvesting.

What is the best way to configure NIS to auto boot a node and auto harvest using a remote account?

When I add my remote account to the NIS config file: NIS doesn't work properly and exits in few seconds. Probably cause my remote account is not known to the network?

That indeed probably means the account is unknown. When upgrading, did you create a new wallet and import your main account? It that is the case, a new delegated (= remote) account was created and thus you must deactivate delegated harvesting and after 6 hours activate it again.

I have remove my remote account from the NIS settings and replaced it with another account the is known to the network. Everything went fine and NIS booted successfully. However my main account failed to start harvesting. Using the NCC I can see that remote harvesting is active and I have an option to start harvesting. This is weird cause in the past 4 months my account use to be automatically harvesting all the time. Now that I've just upgraded to the latest version my account stopped harvesting and whenever I try to start harvesting I get an error.

If you activated auto harvesting on startup then the boot account is used for harvesting. Unless you increased the max harvester limit in the configuration only one account can harvest and thus you get an error when trying to harvest with the main account.


hero member
Activity: 980
Merit: 1001
i wanted update servers but https://forum.ournem.com is down.

THere were guides how setup VPS for NEM i have used them,
without those guides (*rather scripts i am done ) that 0.6.31 will stay till free amazon time is over.
it is easy to change *31 to *43 but clear guide is not avaible right now so i gave up till forum is up again.

or you canpaste me few command lines how easy update it by command line (like for noob)

All guides can (afaik) always be found here http://blog.nem.io/nem-tutorial-list/
legendary
Activity: 1302
Merit: 1002
i wanted update servers but https://forum.ournem.com is down.

THere were guides how setup VPS for NEM i have used them,
without those guides (*rather scripts i am done ) that 0.6.31 will stay till free amazon time is over.
it is easy to change *31 to *43 but clear guide is not avaible right now so i gave up till forum is up again.

or you canpaste me few command lines how easy update it by command line (like for noob)
sr. member
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I have just upgraded my NIS server and I am having difficulty to resume harvesting.

What is the best way to configure NIS to auto boot a node and auto harvest using a remote account?

When I add my remote account to the NIS config file: NIS doesn't work properly and exits in few seconds. Probably cause my remote account is not known to the network?

I have remove my remote account from the NIS settings and replaced it with another account the is known to the network. Everything went fine and NIS booted successfully. However my main account failed to start harvesting. Using the NCC I can see that remote harvesting is active and I have an option to start harvesting. This is weird cause in the past 4 months my account use to be automatically harvesting all the time. Now that I've just upgraded to the latest version my account stopped harvesting and whenever I try to start harvesting I get an error.

Please advice me what is the best config/settings to auto start harvesting @ NIS "remotely".
tyz
legendary
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I guess every NEM stakeholder wants  Cheesy Pretty curious about the new version and features.

We want some good news ASAP
legendary
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mining is so 2012-2013

*removed img for space*

Very nice graphic and easy to understand.  
I think a lot of these graphics programs can be downloaded for free on Google but the trouble isn't making them but making an informed and correct comparison between NEM and another project.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-20-throwdown-thread-1153740

Most of us need threads like the above and hope the information about the other projects are correct.


Thank you! It isn't that easy as you think btw Wink

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application can work in stealth mode

I can't understand what does it means

Actually Lon gave me some feedback @ Telegram on the info graphic and here is his reply to my same question:

If you understand tiered architecture design, applications can all hide behind a firewall and talk to any NIS. Hence it is masked. It is hard, but not impossible for anyone to track where the application solution is coming from. This method of design is commonly known as stealth mode.

From security standpoint, you don't need expensive security solutions to run this sort of set up. It saves a lot of money on both hardware and software.

Programming in terms of hardening the solution is also made simpler.

Hacking is very much reduced to insider job, which is very much the same as many solutions with hardened security.


...

Wuut ? Could you elaborate on why it's hard to track where it's coming from and why this is so secure ?

Something else I noticed. The graphic says that the most active nodes are being rewarded. This is incorrect. It should say the most active accounts are rewarded or rather more important.

Lastly, imho wether NIS is run remote or local doesn't pertain to how "hot" the wallet is.

btw did you make that graphic? Good job ! Looks really nice.

Hi Pat,

Yes I've made this info graph! Thanks for the compliment. The point which we are unsertain about was input given by Lon. I just put it in there because it seemed he had a case. I have to be honost that I really didn't get it aswell, hence is why I asked him a question about it and he gave me the reply above. As the info graphic should contain feedback from the community, I've put that in there.
So I'm not really able to elaborate on that. Maybe you could ask Lon about that.

The rest will be updated! Smiley

I think he wants to say: both NIS and NCC have remote APIS so you can run your business logic elsewhere in a private network.

Yes, that is what he wants
legendary
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What caused the price drop?

BTC went doesn and everything follows. Not exactly a new paradigm.

in fact xem went down many days before btc dropped so btc was actually not the issue.

I think,some people dumped XEM to buy Etherum.

BTC has crashed because of BTC XT, perhaps they should look to NEM instead?
legendary
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We want some good news ASAP
hero member
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What caused the price drop?

BTC went doesn and everything follows. Not exactly a new paradigm.

in fact xem went down many days before btc dropped so btc was actually not the issue.

I think,some people dumped XEM to buy Etherum.
tyz
legendary
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I would say that you are partly right. The drop of BTC is an additional catalysator of XEM's downtrend.

What caused the price drop?

BTC went doesn and everything follows. Not exactly a new paradigm.

in fact xem went down many days before btc dropped so btc was actually not the issue.
legendary
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What caused the price drop?

BTC went doesn and everything follows. Not exactly a new paradigm.

in fact xem went down many days before btc dropped so btc was actually not the issue.
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