Topic: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs - page 1217. (Read 2985436 times)

Great advice! I did almost all the same steps.
KeePass is great for that because it lets you put different things under 1 entry. I have wallets, private keys, addresses etc stored under respective entries...
Also a great feature - KeePass lets you print out the list of all entries you have - so you can easily have printed version of it to store somewhere safe and ready to be used by family members in case of emergency...

Wow, that is pathetic.  Lost two stakes.  Let's please stop talking about this guy, he's the worse kind of troll.

It will get there once the second/third late phasers start dumping, then the market drowns and we stay in this range indefinitely, only time will tell if marketing/features/product can overcome.

Getting ready... and hoping it will get to that low level... I really want to buff up my position before the new features start arriving...

No, huge buy support around 90 sats..

What a frustrating situation. I don't know if the decision has already been made--I didn't see anything in the pages immediately following the original post.

Here's my 2 satoshis.

If this had happened to me, I would probably be asking for the same thing. However, when I got my stake token and then later the real account data private and public keys, those came with strict warnings to not lose them. So I backed them up in my password manager which I could access from anywhere, and I also stored them on two encrypted flash drives, one of which was stored away from my home (you know, in case my house and computer burned down or something). I've been in crypto for a while and have a number of wallet passwords stored in this way, and I know that if I ever lose one of them, I lose access to associated wallet, regardless of how many funds are in said wallet and regardless of who feels sorry for me, etc. In most cases the funds simply can't be accessed without that password or private key no matter how much someone might want to.

So... what I'm hearing here is that nextgencoin stored his private key in one place only, which was on his computer hard drive. Then the computer crashed and he lost the data. He's asking to be compensated for the lost coins.

The problem with compensating is that the coins used for compensation have to come from somewhere, like the community fund, so that they would be unavailable for their original intended purpose.

The problem with not compensating is that nextgencoin would in essence be punished for not saving his very important private key in multiple locations, which isn't exactly a crime. That seems stiff. But unfortunately that is common in crypto, and people kind of have to make plans for that because it's the nature of the beast.

I don't really have a good answer, but those are the issues I see.

If the decision was already made, then forgive my redundancy.

Oh man get ready for 50 sats...

Keep up the good work! Btw how many hours before the "news"?

Re-posting this for awareness - this is a critical security update, please update as soon as possible.

I had same problem then a change of wifi router fixed it .The settings may have been too tight on the first one. Port problems or something.

Vesting takes about 30 days.

Yes, if your account was included in the nemesis block. ;]

After 24 hours 10% of your XEM have vested.
Accounts that have at least 10000 vested XEM balance are allowed to harvest blocks.

Yes. Download it on smartphone first and log in.
Set up your username so that you don't have to send your phone number to people...

And you can PM me your username so that I can add you to our group...

You may download a pc version of it than also so that it is way easier to type on normal keyboard...

Ok, cool thx.

How long does it take for ones balance to be fully vested? Upon launch I transferred all my XEM to a new account whereby the vesting period started. If I had left it in the original account would all my XEM had been vested from the start?

NEMsters, don't forget to backup your wallet file and address book file.
http://blog.nem.io/how-to-find-export-or-delete-your-wallet-and-address-book-file/


Also use strong passwords (long, random, preferably passphrases). Best practice is to use a trusted password manager (like KeePass).

Remember this is very early beginning. Don't loose your XEMs because of some stupidity...

What's telegram? I probably would join...

Is it this: https://telegram.org/ ?

Got it working by doing clean install on the my 2nd PC.

No idea whats wrong with the installing on the 1st one, i made sure i cleaned up all the traces from prev. NEM versions but looks like it wasnt enough.

Yeah...prob for the best. If you have telegram you can join the group there as well if you're really motivated

Yeah, are there any new infos when it will be? I really don't wanna miss this a second time..