Topic: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs - page 1144. (Read 2985369 times)

Quote from: Djentriser on May 02, 2015, 11:25:13 AM

Awesome! XEM is second (114 votes) after Bitcoin (183 votes) on voting for Liberland currencie:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/liberland/?fref=ts

A brand new cryptocurrencie for a brand new country

Im actually quite surprised we were able to grab the second spot. Shows the strength of the distribution and the strength of our community. Even if nothing comes of the poll, the turnout speaks volumes for NEMs future and its potential.

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We could apply to Liberland our concept as well as to NEMtopia

I am sure from this something could turn out very powerful.

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Liberland is big enough to have address of your business registered there. I think the point is, that it is tax heaven and piece of land with close to zero regulation. The really important will be quality of legislation and its perception by other countries. People wont be really living there, but they can (we will see) take advantage ot its laws and citizenship.

I stand corrected.

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Liberland is big enough to have address of your business registered there. I think the point is, that it is tax heaven and piece of land with close to zero regulation. The really important will be quality of legislation and its perception by other countries. People wont be really living there, but they can (we will see) take advantage ot its laws and citizenship.

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Quote from: PestoQuinty on May 02, 2015, 09:44:23 AM

Its not so much how big it is, its more of how built it is. We here measure time in crypto, you think by the time there are people living there in built housings and have malls and commerce has begun, that XEM will still exist? Dont get me wrong, i would love it, but we should now focus on other stuff like usability and wide distribution and marketing.

I just dont see winning this poll as a great marketing accomplishment...

I'm maybe silent lurker here, but i do my part behind the scenes...

The poll just gives exposure. I'm not even sure if this poll is official or whatever but if a country accepts a crypto as legal currency then that has legal implications and those are what I'm guessing people are after.

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Hello friends,

I am in the process of downloading the NEM wallet on my Windows 7 pc to receive XEM from an exchange.

Any advice or special instructions for me?

Thanks in advance.

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Quote from: patmast3r on May 02, 2015, 09:33:54 AM

Quote from: PestoQuinty on May 02, 2015, 09:26:55 AM

Quote from: mill0601 on May 02, 2015, 09:21:51 AM

Quote from: PestoQuinty on May 02, 2015, 08:54:12 AM

Liberland has not been offically acknowledged by any country or organization yet. Although it has neither inhabitants nor buildings or infrastructure on its ground. It does not make sense to talk about that NEM or Bitcoin could be the offical currency of that "country". It's just a marketing gag in my eyes.

Quote from: PestoQuinty on May 02, 2015, 09:26:55 AM

Awesome! XEM is second (114 votes) after Bitcoin (183 votes) on voting for Liberland currencie:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/liberland/?fref=ts

A brand new cryptocurrencie for a brand new country

Yep.. Marketing. For me exactly that is all that matters in that poll.

and if it were so, do you not think that NEM would Need some Marketing? Shocked

Guys, u do know that Liberland is 7 squared kilometers of land, right? Thats like, few soccer fields...

yeah like 1300 soccer fields. I guess thats a few?

Missed the point...

Actually I think you missed the point. Who cares how big it is ?

Its not so much how big it is, its more of how built it is. We here measure time in crypto, you think by the time there are people living there in built housings and have malls and commerce has begun, that XEM will still exist? Dont get me wrong, i would love it, but we should now focus on other stuff like usability and wide distribution and marketing.

I just dont see winning this poll as a great marketing accomplishment...

I'm maybe silent lurker here, but i do my part behind the scenes...

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Quote from: mill0601 on May 02, 2015, 09:21:51 AM

Quote from: PestoQuinty on May 02, 2015, 08:54:12 AM

Liberland has not been offically acknowledged by any country or organization yet. Although it has neither inhabitants nor buildings or infrastructure on its ground. It does not make sense to talk about that NEM or Bitcoin could be the offical currency of that "country". It's just a marketing gag in my eyes.

Quote from: mill0601 on May 02, 2015, 09:21:51 AM

Awesome! XEM is second (114 votes) after Bitcoin (183 votes) on voting for Liberland currencie:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/liberland/?fref=ts

A brand new cryptocurrencie for a brand new country

Yep.. Marketing. For me exactly that is all that matters in that poll.

and if it were so, do you not think that NEM would Need some Marketing? Shocked

Guys, u do know that Liberland is 7 squared kilometers of land, right? Thats like, few soccer fields...

yeah like 1300 soccer fields. I guess thats a few?

Missed the point...

Actually I think you missed the point. Who cares how big it is ?

PestoQuinty

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Quote from: PestoQuinty on May 02, 2015, 08:54:12 AM

Liberland has not been offically acknowledged by any country or organization yet. Although it has neither inhabitants nor buildings or infrastructure on its ground. It does not make sense to talk about that NEM or Bitcoin could be the offical currency of that "country". It's just a marketing gag in my eyes.

Quote from: PestoQuinty on May 02, 2015, 08:54:12 AM

Awesome! XEM is second (114 votes) after Bitcoin (183 votes) on voting for Liberland currencie:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/liberland/?fref=ts

A brand new cryptocurrencie for a brand new country

Yep.. Marketing. For me exactly that is all that matters in that poll.

and if it were so, do you not think that NEM would Need some Marketing? Shocked

Guys, u do know that Liberland is 7 squared kilometers of land, right? Thats like, few soccer fields...

yeah like 1300 soccer fields. I guess thats a few?

Missed the point...

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Liberland has not been offically acknowledged by any country or organization yet. Although it has neither inhabitants nor buildings or infrastructure on its ground. It does not make sense to talk about that NEM or Bitcoin could be the offical currency of that "country". It's just a marketing gag in my eyes.

Quote from: PestoQuinty on May 02, 2015, 08:54:12 AM

Awesome! XEM is second (114 votes) after Bitcoin (183 votes) on voting for Liberland currencie:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/liberland/?fref=ts

A brand new cryptocurrencie for a brand new country

Yep.. Marketing. For me exactly that is all that matters in that poll.

and if it were so, do you not think that NEM would Need some Marketing? Shocked

Guys, u do know that Liberland is 7 squared kilometers of land, right? Thats like, few soccer fields...

yeah like 1300 soccer fields. I guess thats a few?

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Liberland has not been offically acknowledged by any country or organization yet. Although it has neither inhabitants nor buildings or infrastructure on its ground. It does not make sense to talk about that NEM or Bitcoin could be the offical currency of that "country". It's just a marketing gag in my eyes.

Awesome! XEM is second (114 votes) after Bitcoin (183 votes) on voting for Liberland currencie:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/liberland/?fref=ts

A brand new cryptocurrencie for a brand new country

Yep.. Marketing. For me exactly that is all that matters in that poll.

and if it were so, do you not think that NEM would Need some Marketing? Shocked

Guys, u do know that Liberland is 7 squared kilometers of land, right? Thats like, few soccer fields...

Monaco has an area of 2.02 km2

GDP (PPP)    2010 estimate
-    Total    $4.694 billion[6][7] (156th)
-    Per capita    $132,571[6][7] (1st)
GDP (nominal)    2010 estimate
-    Total    $5.424 billion[6] (148th)
-    Per capita    $153,177[6] (1st)

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Liberland has not been offically acknowledged by any country or organization yet. Although it has neither inhabitants nor buildings or infrastructure on its ground. It does not make sense to talk about that NEM or Bitcoin could be the offical currency of that "country". It's just a marketing gag in my eyes.