Topic: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs - page 1183. (Read 2985369 times)

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I LOVE slow increases, especially the sustainable kind.

There are many advantages of a low price entry point in crypto.  One is that people won't lose large % like they have with BTC or Nxt for example. A slow increase is much more sustainable.

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ok thx! will try with 64-bit.

@ImI
You are running 32 bit Java. You can also check with typing "java -version" in a command line window.

You have to install the 64 bit version (recommended) or use the standalone version of the NEM software. Also see here: http://blog.nem.io/nem-tutorial-list/

The auto update/installer for java only gives you 32 bit. 
The only way to be sure is to go to the oracle manual download sight and download the 64 bit version to install.

http://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp

windows 7

java version, i think its 64 bit:



error message:

Please post the exact error message and some more details like your operating system. Are you using 64 bit java?

Java seems to block the NEM installer. Any hints?

While I agree with a lot of those sentiments, I also think it can backfire a bit.  Once governments force all the people of the land to use a crypto, when the people want to revolt, then they just refuse and pick their favorite alt.  Now that is a very powerful thing.  Instead of people protesting with guns, they just turn off the taps on the governments crypto.

Good post, the pump/dump alt coins are slowly dying, but some coins will survive, and those are the ones that have long-term vision and are not just another copy coin.

XEM, NXT, Ethereum have much more of a chance of long term success than something like dogecoin or even litecoin for that matter.  There is also room for multiple cryptos serving different functions...

I took this stance, but upon a bit more thought, my view is:


Governments will take Crypto technology and build their own within the current financial system (This is already happening, and was predictable.). With this in mind, I also think it's not unreasonable to assume we just don't end up with a new elaborate scam just as what FIAT had become. (Fractional reserve banking, etc)

Governments hate Bitcoin, because they can't control it. They hate Gold/Silver - they can't print it. Solution: Build their own crypto, one that they alone can control, exploit and manipulate. If successful, this will drive down the price of Bitcoin/Alts considerably (And most certainly kill off most Alts that have not seen reasonable adoption)

Existing crypto's like bitcoin will always have a purpose -- but one that serves those who wish to do less then legal trading. Black market trade is and likely will always be the only way alt currencies will survive and maintain some semblance of purpose and value. The popularity of "anonymous" alt's is solid proof of this. Crypto was a rebellion both financially and in terms of trading, after all, so makes perfect sense.

In other words, crypto will not see the widespread adoption as what people think, because governments will already be utilizing similar technology -- the general population will go about their day to day lives with no dramatic or jarring change, it will be seamless.

Bitcoin (And altcoins - at least those that don't die) will remain a a slight novelty with benefits, and in the event that things do go south with Government issued money/government issued crypto, people will flock back to Bitcoin and alts.


This is my opinion on what the future of crypto will be like.


This bodes both good and bad for Crypto - firstly, it shows government acknowledgement of the legitimacy of Crypto and this in turn drives investor confidence. At the same time, crypto was invented as a means to undermine (and challenge) the current financial system which was, in a nutshell, exploiting people and impoverishing them. This was by design. Thus it's no wonder the only successful coins are ones that embrance anonymity and black market trading.

More and more people will know NEM 

Hello,
I was always following NEM but didn't write much, this is my two cents. When I see discussion about marketing, the first thought I have is that NEM always was about ideology, philosophy. From the very start it was the "economic movement" which is supposed to change the world.
So, NEM alraedy has the main idea, I think it is the right thing to use it. As I see it, it is reasonable not to put smth like "your money, your way, your own bank, average Joe can harvest etc" on the first plase, but make something more political, challenging the modern society. Create articles and materials with philosophical and political ideas and concepts, participate on different popular forums and social network groups, maybe charity is a good move.

Edit: by the way, the previous picture reflects it well

Edit 2: "XEM will rise" sounds great, as a slogan, motto

Looking good!

XEM will rise

It's also much easier for other people with the same problem to find the solution there. Burried in this thread that's almost impossible.

@yshin365new : could please register at https://forum.ournem.com we usually analyze problems there (we got a subforum for technical discussions there). Here at btt we only have one thread and we shouldn't use it for technical stuff.

I have messaged Makoto more then a week ago but still no answer. patmaster, you said you are no longer responsible? Please care about my stake I've been trying for so long to get an answer (11 days before Launch).

thank you very much

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