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Hehe..Really like this one https://www.flickr.com/photos/115246188@N06/12150443424/in/photostream/
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Newsletter was fantastic, espacially those news about Makoto's efforts !
Respect from Finland
Respect from Finland
Agreed. I did not know Makoto was in Japan. I am as well. Bitcoin has not caught on at all here yet and cryptocurrency is by and far completely unknown here. This is a great opportunity for NEM to become the biggest crypto in Japan. But, if we want that to happen then a mobile app is absolutely a must. Japan is still so, so far behind in terms of PC use. There are still many households here who do not have a PC, and many people here have no clue how to use one. Japan is a strange place, because it is fairly technologically advanced but it is very behind the times in terms of utilizing the power of the Internet in my opinion. Public schools still do not teach a single computer class even in junior high and high school, and are not even required for many college degrees here. Most things here still operate on paper, and the FAX machine is still king of the hill for the most part, but nearly everyone here has a smartphone these days.
So, tl;dr if we want NEM to be a success in Japan we need to corner the mobile market and have information readily available in Japanese, with simple instructions and a very easy to use product, if we want NEM to be big here.
I recently went to a Monacoin conference and they are very big here, even though it is not a technologically interesting coin. The Monacoin community is really great and the plethora of information in Japanese really helps drive it. They also hosted 3 conferences in Japan so far this year, so they are really making a great effort.
You are right that we have a great opportunity here. People in this forum always talk about NXT, but no one at the Monacoin conference even heard about NXT. They knew about Bitcoin and Monacoin, and now they know about NEM (I gave a one-page summary of NEM in Japanese to everyone at the conference). So if we play our cards right, we could expand here very easily.
BUT, as you said, the key is a mobile app. Everyone here has a cellphone, though relatively few have/can use a regular computer.
In addition, we need to make materials for NEM available in local languages around the world. NCC is now in Japanese and will soon be in Chinese, Russian, and Portuguese. That is great and all, but we also need articles like https://medium.com/@xtester/the-new-economy-movement-fb9bb67eb9fe to be in local languages. Translating a huge article like that will take a lot of time, though.
Everyone, please check out: http://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2337.msg4107#new for talk about our mobile and other plans.
I didn't realize this Monacoin is so popular
Anyway thanks captain Hasebe for your works!
Newsletter was fantastic, espacially those news about Makoto's efforts !
Respect from Finland
Respect from Finland
Agreed. I did not know Makoto was in Japan. I am as well. Bitcoin has not caught on at all here yet and cryptocurrency is by and far completely unknown here. This is a great opportunity for NEM to become the biggest crypto in Japan. But, if we want that to happen then a mobile app is absolutely a must. Japan is still so, so far behind in terms of PC use. There are still many households here who do not have a PC, and many people here have no clue how to use one. Japan is a strange place, because it is fairly technologically advanced but it is very behind the times in terms of utilizing the power of the Internet in my opinion. Public schools still do not teach a single computer class even in junior high and high school, and are not even required for many college degrees here. Most things here still operate on paper, and the FAX machine is still king of the hill for the most part, but nearly everyone here has a smartphone these days.
So, tl;dr if we want NEM to be a success in Japan we need to corner the mobile market and have information readily available in Japanese, with simple instructions and a very easy to use product, if we want NEM to be big here.
That explains why Makoto is championing so hard on getting the mobile app out. Please be sure to support it when the Crowdsale comes along. ;-)
Actually, one will be surprised how other places, especially third world countries, are so reliant on the phone, from the Jurassic ones of the early 2Ks to the smartphones of today.
Newsletter was fantastic, espacially those news about Makoto's efforts !
Respect from Finland
Respect from Finland
Agreed. I did not know Makoto was in Japan. I am as well. Bitcoin has not caught on at all here yet and cryptocurrency is by and far completely unknown here. This is a great opportunity for NEM to become the biggest crypto in Japan. But, if we want that to happen then a mobile app is absolutely a must. Japan is still so, so far behind in terms of PC use. There are still many households here who do not have a PC, and many people here have no clue how to use one. Japan is a strange place, because it is fairly technologically advanced but it is very behind the times in terms of utilizing the power of the Internet in my opinion. Public schools still do not teach a single computer class even in junior high and high school, and are not even required for many college degrees here. Most things here still operate on paper, and the FAX machine is still king of the hill for the most part, but nearly everyone here has a smartphone these days.
So, tl;dr if we want NEM to be a success in Japan we need to corner the mobile market and have information readily available in Japanese, with simple instructions and a very easy to use product, if we want NEM to be big here.
I recently went to a Monacoin conference and they are very big here, even though it is not a technologically interesting coin. The Monacoin community is really great and the plethora of information in Japanese really helps drive it. They also hosted 3 conferences in Japan so far this year, so they are really making a great effort.
You are right that we have a great opportunity here. People in this forum always talk about NXT, but no one at the Monacoin conference even heard about NXT. They knew about Bitcoin and Monacoin, and now they know about NEM (I gave a one-page summary of NEM in Japanese to everyone at the conference). So if we play our cards right, we could expand here very easily.
BUT, as you said, the key is a mobile app. Everyone here has a cellphone, though relatively few have/can use a regular computer.
In addition, we need to make materials for NEM available in local languages around the world. NCC is now in Japanese and will soon be in Chinese, Russian, and Portuguese. That is great and all, but we also need articles like https://medium.com/@xtester/the-new-economy-movement-fb9bb67eb9fe to be in local languages. Translating a huge article like that will take a lot of time, though.
Everyone, please check out: http://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2337.msg4107#new for talk about our mobile and other plans.
Newsletter was fantastic, espacially those news about Makoto's efforts !
Respect from Finland
Respect from Finland
Agreed. I did not know Makoto was in Japan. I am as well. Bitcoin has not caught on at all here yet and cryptocurrency is by and far completely unknown here. This is a great opportunity for NEM to become the biggest crypto in Japan. But, if we want that to happen then a mobile app is absolutely a must. Japan is still so, so far behind in terms of PC use. There are still many households here who do not have a PC, and many people here have no clue how to use one. Japan is a strange place, because it is fairly technologically advanced but it is very behind the times in terms of utilizing the power of the Internet in my opinion. Public schools still do not teach a single computer class even in junior high and high school, and are not even required for many college degrees here. Most things here still operate on paper, and the FAX machine is still king of the hill for the most part, but nearly everyone here has a smartphone these days.
So, tl;dr if we want NEM to be a success in Japan we need to corner the mobile market and have information readily available in Japanese, with simple instructions and a very easy to use product, if we want NEM to be big here.
Newsletter was fantastic, espacially those news about Makoto's efforts !
Respect from Finland
Respect from Finland
Guys plz vote for us. Another exchange at launch would be cool 
https://hitbtc.com/vote
Look at that ! Another thing every stakeholder can do.
https://hitbtc.com/vote
Look at that ! Another thing every stakeholder can do.
Lets get some votes for NEM.
We should make a 2 week voting marathon and vote as much as we can for NEM:
https://hitbtc.com/vote
Please remember that on hitbtc you can vote again with every new IP address and registered user votes count 10x.
3 exchanges are waiting for us, lets do this!
P.S. You can get a new IP address on your Iphone just by switching Airplane mode on and off.
If you are signed-in into your HitBTC account, your vote will be multiplied by 10. Also please note you can cast only one vote.
VOTED!
Here is an article the marketing team has been working on: The New Economy Movement
Feel free to share it and spread the word about NEM.
Feel free to share it and spread the word about NEM.
im confused about the NEMstake price? If the price of NEM(or at least the NEMstake) is around 17k NXT, doesn't that make the price around $600-700? 
Not $923'ish as reported on http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nemstake/ ?
Maybe I am missing something...
Not $923'ish as reported on http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nemstake/ ?Maybe I am missing something...
uhm...no, you're right.
Anyways, i don't really understand why some people want to sell at that price...
im confused about the NEMstake price? If the price of NEM(or at least the NEMstake) is around 17k NXT, doesn't that make the price around $600-700? Not $923'ish as reported on http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nemstake/ ?
Maybe I am missing something...
Not $923'ish as reported on http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nemstake/ ?Maybe I am missing something...
uhm...no, you're right.
Anyways, i don't really understand why some people want to sell at that price...
It's about time we try to choose a currency symbol: http://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2349.msg4092#msg4092
I'm not a technician, what does the currency symbol means? show me?
Chinese Yuan Currency symbol = 元
Japanese Yen Currency Symbol = ¥
British Pound Currency Symbol = £
Euro Dollar Currency Symbol = €
Nem Coin Currency Symbol = we are not deciding what is good.
Get it!
By the way, I voted for NEM on hitbtc.com/vote by using the GoAgent last night. cast 20+ votes successfully in one minute! I just kept on clicking the vote button all the time(ignore the warning). Maybe the GoAgent will switch the IP automatically?
Have a try
It's about time we try to choose a currency symbol: http://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2349.msg4092#msg4092
I'm not a technician, what does the currency symbol means? show me?
Chinese Yuan Currency symbol = 元
Japanese Yen Currency Symbol = ¥
British Pound Currency Symbol = £
Euro Dollar Currency Symbol = €
Nem Coin Currency Symbol = we are now deciding what is good.
It's about time we try to choose a currency symbol: http://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2349.msg4092#msg4092
I'm not a technician, what does the currency symbol means? show me?
Probably like $ sign. Like Bitcoin has a specific one, the Euro.
It's about time we try to choose a currency symbol: http://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2349.msg4092#msg4092
I'm not a technician, what does the currency symbol means? show me?
It's about time we try to choose a currency symbol: http://forum.nemcoin.com/index.php?topic=2349.msg4092#msg4092
This 4" x 6" microcomputer is the Microsoft version of a Raspberry Pi. It has a lot more performance and can run Android or Windows 8.1.
It can be used for running the NEM client or harvesting.
It can be used for running the NEM client or harvesting.
for a mini-board it's way too expensive (I mean come on, at this price you can buy tablet, it won't be top-shelf, but it'll be enough for most uses). Why would you run nem on that if you can on raspi?
I have to agree, I bought a chromebook 2 years ago for the same price. Only downside is that my chromebook is dual core. It has much better stats in every other regard though, and it'll be 2 years old in a couple months!
This 4" x 6" microcomputer is the Microsoft version of a Raspberry Pi. It has a lot more performance and can run Android or Windows 8.1.
It can be used for running the NEM client or harvesting.
It can be used for running the NEM client or harvesting.
for a mini-board it's way too expensive (I mean come on, at this price you can buy tablet, it won't be top-shelf, but it'll be enough for most uses). Why would you run nem on that if you can on raspi?
This 4" x 6" microcomputer is the Microsoft version of a Raspberry Pi. It has a lot more performance and can run Android or Windows 8.1.
It can be used for running the NEM client or harvesting.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/dn770216.Sharks-Windows-Start-Screen-484%28en-us,MSDN.10%29.jpg
4-Core Intel Atom CPU, 1.33GHz up to 1.88GHz, 1 GB of RAM, 16 GB of on-board storage.
$299 is a bit expensive for the hardware but it includes a Windows 8.1 image.
http://www.sharkscove.org/
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/hardware/dn770216
http://blogs.msdn.com/cfs-filesystemfile.ashx/__key/communityserver-components-imagefileviewer/communityserver-blogs-components-weblogfiles-00-00-01-53-00/4571.Sharks_2D00_Board_2D00_Close_2D00_440.jpg_2D00_550x0.jpg
It can be used for running the NEM client or harvesting.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/dn770216.Sharks-Windows-Start-Screen-484%28en-us,MSDN.10%29.jpg
4-Core Intel Atom CPU, 1.33GHz up to 1.88GHz, 1 GB of RAM, 16 GB of on-board storage.
$299 is a bit expensive for the hardware but it includes a Windows 8.1 image.
http://www.sharkscove.org/
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/hardware/dn770216
http://blogs.msdn.com/cfs-filesystemfile.ashx/__key/communityserver-components-imagefileviewer/communityserver-blogs-components-weblogfiles-00-00-01-53-00/4571.Sharks_2D00_Board_2D00_Close_2D00_440.jpg_2D00_550x0.jpg
im confused about the NEMstake price? If the price of NEM(or at least the NEMstake) is around 17k NXT, doesn't that make the price around $600-700? Not $923'ish as reported on http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nemstake/ ?
Maybe I am missing something...
Not $923'ish as reported on http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/nemstake/ ?Maybe I am missing something...
this only becouse right now you can trade nem only with nxt!
You can use Bitcoin to trade NEMstake via the Secure AE exchange:
https://trade.secureae.com/#12465186738101000735
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