Topic: NEM (XEM) Official Thread - 100% New Code - Easy To Use APIs - page 733. (Read 2985369 times)
Are there plans to make mosaics usable separate from the NEM wallet? It would be nice to be able to create something like Bitcrystals (they use Counterparty) with it's own wallet and everything. To make it easier to brand your own token, just using the NEM network for security. I would much rather use NEM than Counterparty for my intended project, but right now it's not possible.
did they test iOS wallet for XEMMMMM
Is anywhere any discussion or plans to change amount needed to be supernode? Does it make for me to buy 3 mils to run supernode, if in near future should required amount drop?
aim for the 3 million
if at all the network need high performance nodes able support mobike wallets
so requirement checks can go harder not easyer
i guess mostly on the tech part
if the network gets 300 high performance nodes on top of the normal nodes thats enought
and we have nearly 300 supernodes already why access should made more easy
when gather 3 million is in fact a healthy generation of buy pressure
I own more than I did at launch too. Even up until a week or two ago I was still buying little bits here and there and very well might do so in the future. I'm really looking for a nice payday at $0.10 or higher in 2017.
some might think that is crazy, but...
dont be short minded never sell ur initial stake
if all work out as we hope all the money u need for living
is covered by harvesting and supernode income alone
Hi !
I was thinking about a project which I might launch in 2017.
It's about creating a solar park and selling the energy to the government of that country.
Is there any way I could use NEM for anything in this project?
I was thinking about a project which I might launch in 2017.
It's about creating a solar park and selling the energy to the government of that country.
Is there any way I could use NEM for anything in this project?
Yes, creation of immutable records. Is it a bulk meter? Does the government have an intake meter? Is it a multiple point injection of power supply?
How are you expected to be paid? Do you want to check and make sure nobody steals your output, i.e., is security an issue? It all depends on your design requirements. You can work that out and let me know what you want to do before we should think of whether Blockchain can be used.
Wow man it's always cool to visit the NEM thread once in a while because u always find new interesting projects and material posted for certain.
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Hi !
I was thinking about a project which I might launch in 2017.
It's about creating a solar park and selling the energy to the government of that country.
Is there any way I could use NEM for anything in this project?
I was thinking about a project which I might launch in 2017.
It's about creating a solar park and selling the energy to the government of that country.
Is there any way I could use NEM for anything in this project?
Here's a story where Ethereum is being used in a solar project: http://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2016/07/04/482958497/how-blockchain-helps-brooklyn-dwellers-use-neighbors-solar-energy
Hi guys, I have a rather stupid question about delegated harvesting:
When I activate delegated harvesting and set a remote NIS, what's left to be running on my computer??
NCC doesn't harvest, NIS does - and NIS is set to remote.
So this would mean I can go completely offline and the remote server is "doing all the work"?
Not getting my head around this... why would you even be getting rewards if the computational power is outsourced 100% (Not that I would be complaining though)?
Thanks for your help!
When I activate delegated harvesting and set a remote NIS, what's left to be running on my computer??
NCC doesn't harvest, NIS does - and NIS is set to remote.
So this would mean I can go completely offline and the remote server is "doing all the work"?
Not getting my head around this... why would you even be getting rewards if the computational power is outsourced 100% (Not that I would be complaining though)?
Thanks for your help!
Delegated harvesting means you create a new account with zero balance that harvests instead of your main account.
Delegated harvesting makes it safe to harvest on someone else's node or on a vps; it doesn't mean this automatically happens.
With NCC you have to choose a remote server and start harvesting on it.
If you did this you can shut down your NIS and your NCC.
Beware: if remote NIS is restarted you stop harvesting on it.
You better check it from time to time with your NCC.
Good explanation rigel.
To add to that:
- you can harvest with your delegated account on your locally running nis as well,
- to answer your initial question, if you're harvesing: you can shutdown ncc, nis will continue harvesting (in fact you can setup nis in a way, where you won't have to start NCC at all),
- you can make a deal with someone running supernode, to insert your DELEGATED harvesting key, inside nis.additionalHarvesterPrivateKeys .
Well, there are for sure some use cases. For instance, you could use the NEM blockchain to keep track of the energy you fed into the public grid daily. Then you could use the information to balance account with the government.
Hi !
I was thinking about a project which I might launch in 2017.
It's about creating a solar park and selling the energy to the government of that country.
Is there any way I could use NEM for anything in this project?
I was thinking about a project which I might launch in 2017.
It's about creating a solar park and selling the energy to the government of that country.
Is there any way I could use NEM for anything in this project?
Good one. Thanks!
Is anywhere any discussion or plans to change amount needed to be supernode? Does it make for me to buy 3 mils to run supernode, if in near future should required amount drop?
Well, there are for sure some use cases. For instance, you could use the NEM blockchain to keep track of the energy you fed into the public grid daily. Then you could use the information to balance account with the government.
Hi !
I was thinking about a project which I might launch in 2017.
It's about creating a solar park and selling the energy to the government of that country.
Is there any way I could use NEM for anything in this project?
I was thinking about a project which I might launch in 2017.
It's about creating a solar park and selling the energy to the government of that country.
Is there any way I could use NEM for anything in this project?
cheers and thanks for the quick response.
My supernode passed all test over last 48 hrs but no reward was received. Has anyone had the same problem?
Take a look at my post here:
https://forum.nem.io/t/nem-supernode-rewards-program/1735/511
Unfortunately the node rewards server had problems yesterday. But everything is ok now.
My supernode passed all test over last 48 hrs but no reward was received. Has anyone had the same problem?
Hi !
I was thinking about a project which I might launch in 2017.
It's about creating a solar park and selling the energy to the government of that country.
Is there any way I could use NEM for anything in this project?
I was thinking about a project which I might launch in 2017.
It's about creating a solar park and selling the energy to the government of that country.
Is there any way I could use NEM for anything in this project?
NEM has done some amazing jump in poloniex - if compared to price in January 
Has this now been the proof of competence ?
Or how that one guy it presented
Has this now been the proof of competence ?
Or how that one guy it presented
A higher price is not the proof of competence, rather a confirmation. Because a higher price is the result of an increased demand for the cryptocurrency.
But is the demand justified? We might be wrong. But the chance that everybody is wrong all the time is very small...
About high prices :
in Poloniex there is now three coins with +200 %.
This may be a wrong forum to ask, but : is that only manipulation, someone wants to hype the coins without a good reason and then sell his whale meats?
I've never heard of HZ, YACC or MYR and if I did, I wouldn't tell you ;-) Read: yes, wrong forum.
YAC, one of the first Scrypt-N coins on the shelf, was as famous as doge, made a couple of BTC's mining it a while back, in its prime.
So with all the devs in this project, who would be the one person I could contact to ask a question about a specific project previously mentioned for NEM?
I tried slack, but there's a lot of members and I don't know who would be best to answer the question.
I tried slack, but there's a lot of members and I don't know who would be best to answer the question.
I think that BloodyRookie or Jabo38 should be able to point you in the right direction, you could even try messaging makoto, he has responded to me in the past.
thank you I will try them
So with all the devs in this project, who would be the one person I could contact to ask a question about a specific project previously mentioned for NEM?
I tried slack, but there's a lot of members and I don't know who would be best to answer the question.
I tried slack, but there's a lot of members and I don't know who would be best to answer the question.
I think that BloodyRookie or Jabo38 should be able to point you in the right direction, you could even try messaging makoto, he has responded to me in the past.
So with all the devs in this project, who would be the one person I could contact to ask a question about a specific project previously mentioned for NEM?
I tried slack, but there's a lot of members and I don't know who would be best to answer the question.
I tried slack, but there's a lot of members and I don't know who would be best to answer the question.
Not getting my head around this... why would you even be getting rewards if the computational power is outsourced 100% (Not that I would be complaining though)?
Thanks for your help!
Thanks for your help!
A remote server is most likely a vps. The provider will pay for the additional electricity used to do the harvesting for you.
The price for harvesting is almost zero, so the provider doesn't care.
So, to answer your question, yes you can harvest for free
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