Topic: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs - page 1131. (Read 2985369 times)

So Eadeqa is all about this in your head?!
Becoming  a millionaire in fiat USD is all that matters to you

Already answered that https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11328628

You aren't responding to my posts, but talking to yourseld

1 NEM stake = 35500 NXT  is ridiculously low, given there are 1 billion Nxt and only 4000 nem stake, and even then most of those stakes are held by developers and co.

 You aren't becoming millionaire anytime soon  in the next 20  years holding Nem. There is no interest. No volume, and I don't see how that will change. The volume actually went down in first  month, and that trend will most likely continue until you are down to Qora level volume in six months. 
 

What do you mean dump ain't happening? The prices are already ridiculously low, given most  coins are held by "development stakes" making the current ranking pretty artificial. The real market-cap is much lower. Plus there is basically zero  volume. Even this $700 volume is just mostly people trading among  themselves and experimenting.

$10 

It depends how NEM convince me to believe into its future. Currently I would sell at around 250 sats or even 200. If the dev deliver what they've promised the rate will increase for sure  

The 24-hour volume dropped  under  $1000, just as I predicted last month. Next stop could be under $500

If you have a stake you should usually get a block everyday.

If you are just harvesting on your home computer, local harvesting is fine and a little easier for a non-techie to monitor.

If you are using delegated harvesting for a remote server thee are somethings to watch for.

If the server is not yours, your delegated key will get kicked off the machine when it reboots or updates (later versions of NEM might fix this), so that isn't in your control and hard to monitor.  Though most remote, open, and free nodes are proving quite reliable. An easy way to check age of a node online is NEMbex, but that still isn't full proof. To solve this as nzminer said you have to turn off and turn on delegated harvesting.

In some situations is you have moved your private key from one wallet/computer to another, you will even have to deactivate and then reactivste delegated harveysung. This is because the original delegated harvesting key was paired with your original wallet/computer.

There is another problem that I'm not completely clear on or understand well so this information may be off. Some people have problems with auto harvesting being in and delegates harvesting being active and interfering with each other. (This will be made better later so a user can't mess up).

OK, ill try that

2,250,000

How much XEM did each stakeholder initially receive?

Mofo is open source and has something like a plugin system. So, everyone who has the skills can it extend by services like a NEM wallet.

@jabo38: Thanks!
 
I have 2 clients installed, so I'll try 1) when I get home to wifi.
My private key is stored in keepass, 2)-5) are covered, and I've also tried with the standalone client. So... 1) ! and my fingers crossed.

Soooo, I am not sure the exact problem but I know that in the past if people were importing a private key and there was a space at the end of the private key, then they could get error 500.


The installer definitely shouldn't have worked if you didn't have Yosemite, but I think it should work after the update.  Anyway, here is the usually suspects or Mac problems.
 

1) Before installing a new version of NEM, you definitely need to uninstall any old versions of NEM.  So first uninstall any and all versions you can find.  (Each version will have its own folder in Applications).  And for added measure it is important to on Mac go to Finder, then click "Go" at the top of the screen. Go to Computer, then Macintosh HD, then users, then your user name, and then delete the NEM folder. http://blog.nem.io/how-to-remove-old-nem-software-versions/  http://blog.nem.io/how-to-find-export-or-delete-your-wallet-and-address-book-file/

Only then after having uninstalled all versions and deleting the NEM folder, should you then try to reinstall.  (following the instructions above will delete your wallet, so want to back it up just to be sure.  And as always be sure to back up your private keys)

2) Mac might not allow you to install NEM due to security settings. If this happens, please go to System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> Install anyway.

3) In Mac I went to System Preferences → Security & Privacy → Firewall → Firewall options → + → NEM 0.6.xx → wallet → okay. If that still doesn't work in Mac, you may need to turn your Firewall off.

4) It is very important to have the latest version of Java 8 running.

5) 10.10 Yosemite and up required to use the installer.  If you have 10.9 or lower, you must run the stand alone.  

These are all the common sticking points that I can think of with Mac.  I'm assuming you don't have any third party virus scanners or firewalls or things like that because they aren't really needed on Mac.  

Please let us know if it works.

One last trick is to try the stand alone.  I actually run it half the time on mac anyway just because it is a little more fun.  http://blog.nem.io/mac-installation-guide-standalone/

here is another idea that came out of Telegram. 

There is a really slick online wallet called Mofo (I think that is Finnish).  It is a cross platform wallet for a Finnish cyrpto and NXT.  Did I mention it looks nice? :-)

Well, it is open source, and our NCC is open source.  What does that mean?  It means if somebody has the skills, then it is very doable.  They can be merged.   

The next crypto they will add is BTC.  This opens up a lot of possibilities in the future too for NEM.   

https://www.mofowallet.com/  https://github.com/fimkrypto/mofowallet

Check this out:
http://support.ournem.com/knowledgebase.php?article=11

Lol there is no other way to explain then what the message says. Just connect to another remote nis that isnt full.

maybe  8000-10000 sat for 1 XEM

maybe 1mXEM for 3000...

Your crystal ball...