Nxt and the rise to the top. - page 6.

jones_

member

Activity: 63

Merit: 10

Quote from: Zer0Sum on June 03, 2015, 10:49:18 PM

Quote from: jones_ on June 03, 2015, 09:40:24 PM

Quote from: smokinaltcoins on June 03, 2015, 06:32:38 PM

I like NXT, and have a few K of them to have and hold. It is a genius project overall.

The asset exchange is good, though it's hard to browse through and find assets.

The marketplace needs a way for feedback and voting on the quality of the item sold in the marketplace... something like fiverr.

Haven't checked out the voting system nor the plugin system yet - lots of development going on.

Cheers

For following the up and coming AE assets I suggest http://jnxt.org/jayex
It is a frontend to the nxt asset exchange with charts and realtime updating, it works together with http://jnxt.org/jay to be a usable decentralized exchange

I see that you copied the "sorted by 7 day volume" from NXTBlocks...
Which is not very useful since it's always the same Assets... and volume can be easily faked on crypto exchanges.

Every real world exchange ranks 24 hr Net Change = basic window into events (with a minimum volume cutoff !!!)...
If you added that I would check it several times per day.

Nice work anyway

Interesting, that might work well for this, I'll play around with this reorganizing with my next set of improvements.

box0214

sr. member

Activity: 350

Merit: 252

Quote from: tyz on June 04, 2015, 06:07:15 AM

@box0211: Thanks for sharing. i am wondering if the transfering of the passphrase for transactions is save for such online clients?

that wallet is actually a modified version where you cannot login with your passphrase. is a spend from cold wallet type of solution.

first you create transaction then you sign it with your private key by using your phone to scan a qr code. the signing never broadcasts your private key across the internet. it just sends the encrypted version after signing.

its the closest thing to 2 factor authentication for a wallet setup. no other coin has this setup as of today.

fartbags

legendary

Activity: 1190

Merit: 1004

Quote from: Sonny91BE on May 07, 2015, 03:21:20 PM

the ones that already invested in it say it's a great coin.

of course

tyz

legendary

Activity: 3360

Merit: 1533

@box0211: Thanks for sharing. i am wondering if the transfering of the passphrase for transactions is save for such online clients?

Este Nuno

legendary

Activity: 826

Merit: 1000

amarha

TaunSew, you're starting to sound like BlueMeanie. And that should scare you, since BlueMeanie is seriously mentally ill.

Zer0Sum

legendary

Activity: 1588

Merit: 1000

Quote from: jones_ on June 03, 2015, 09:40:24 PM

Quote from: smokinaltcoins on June 03, 2015, 06:32:38 PM

I like NXT, and have a few K of them to have and hold. It is a genius project overall.

The asset exchange is good, though it's hard to browse through and find assets.

The marketplace needs a way for feedback and voting on the quality of the item sold in the marketplace... something like fiverr.

Haven't checked out the voting system nor the plugin system yet - lots of development going on.

Cheers

For following the up and coming AE assets I suggest http://jnxt.org/jayex
It is a frontend to the nxt asset exchange with charts and realtime updating, it works together with http://jnxt.org/jay to be a usable decentralized exchange

I see that you copied the "sorted by 7 day volume" from NXTBlocks...
Which is not very useful since it's always the same Assets... and volume can be easily faked on crypto exchanges.

Every real world exchange ranks 24 hr Net Change = basic window into events (with a minimum volume cutoff !!!)...
If you added that I would check it several times per day.

Nice work anyway

NattyLiteCoin

hero member

Activity: 912

Merit: 1021

If you don’t believe, why are you here?

I likely don't have anything in common with someone that doesn't appreciate the NXT technology and the enthusiasm of its user base.

/no horse in this race.

jones_

member

Activity: 63

Merit: 10

Quote from: smokinaltcoins on June 03, 2015, 06:32:38 PM

I like NXT, and have a few K of them to have and hold. It is a genius project overall.

The asset exchange is good, though it's hard to browse through and find assets.

The marketplace needs a way for feedback and voting on the quality of the item sold in the marketplace... something like fiverr.

Haven't checked out the voting system nor the plugin system yet - lots of development going on.

Cheers

For following the up and coming AE assets I suggest http://jnxt.org/jayex
It is a frontend to the nxt asset exchange with charts and realtime updating, it works together with http://jnxt.org/jay to be a usable decentralized exchange

rtrtcrypto

hero member

Activity: 627

Merit: 500

EvilDave

hero member

Activity: 854

Merit: 1001

Coming back to my little discussion with TaunSew, here's the original NXT mega-thread:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nxt-descendant-of-bitcoin-updated-information-345619
This covers all of NXT history from the blockchain launch (Nov 2013) until the move to NXTs own forums (April 2014).

And the good stuff just keeps on coming. Here's a NXT tipping service for Reddit, Slack and Twitter:
http://www.wetiptap.com/

smokinaltcoins

newbie

Activity: 4

Merit: 0

I like NXT, and have a few K of them to have and hold. It is a genius project overall.

The asset exchange is good, though it's hard to browse through and find assets.

The marketplace needs a way for feedback and voting on the quality of the item sold in the marketplace... something like fiverr.

Haven't checked out the voting system nor the plugin system yet - lots of development going on.

Cheers

box0211

full member

Activity: 165

Merit: 101

for those that are too lazy to install their own local client..
here's one that is exposed publicly to the internet:

http://jnxt.org/nxt - Live wallet (click the 'man' icon and sign in with alias 'nxt' for a live demo)

Here's some images to go with it:

EvilDave

hero member

Activity: 854

Merit: 1001

TaunSew

hero member

Activity: 756

Merit: 506

EvilDave

hero member

Activity: 854

Merit: 1001

Daedelus

hero member

Activity: 574

Merit: 500

Quote from: TaunSew on June 03, 2015, 06:33:49 AM

The last rebound / hurrah we saw in NXT was the result of John (the marketing guy) lying about NXT being added to CoinBase. So outside of the initial floor manipulation with Dgex and John's deceit campaign, has there ever been any reason for NXT to have a 8 figure capitalization? Probably not.

If there are really only 1150 addresses with more than 10,000 NXT then user adoption, even by crypto world standards, has been a major failure over the past 1.8 years. This is contrasted with NXT's capitalization being a moderate success, despite the lack of adoption.

There are many crypto currencies with a bigger and better distribution. It's indicative that nobody really wants NXT or, alternatively, they've read about the distribution, security incidents and technical issues and they're discouraged from adopting it.

What are the equivalent stats for the rest of the persistent crytpos (been around a while and performed well enough to maintain their place in the market)?

Judging coins against themselves seems a pointless exercise to me, let alone trying to draw conclusions from it. Any judging should be done against their peers/competitors and the . How many addresses have x% in Dash etc? How have other coins that once had 8 figure capitalisations faired over the same timeframe? Etc etc etc.

p.s. Polish some of your claims about Nxt and we might have a discussion on our hands. This is the furthest I have ever seen you from baseless narrative Shocked

I'm going to lie down..

HCLivess

legendary

Activity: 2114

Merit: 1090

=== NODE IS OK! ==

Quote from: barabbas on May 09, 2015, 07:43:11 AM

Quote from: Bizmark13 on May 09, 2015, 04:19:15 AM

Quote from: Snail2 on May 07, 2015, 05:56:53 PM

Quote from: TheMystic on May 07, 2015, 05:35:53 PM

The price seems to be on one long downward trend. Doesn't make sense.

Yes, that's pretty odd. NXT getting more and more features, more and more value/investment but it still in downtrend. I guess it's happening because of it's pegged to BTC and BTC is also bearish.

Altcoins usually tend to follow Bitcoin's price trend but in a much more exaggerated manner (since they signify more risk). Litecoin is another example of a coin that lost value a lot more than Bitcoin. Also remember that NXT experienced two bubbles/spikes in 2014 - the first one happened at around the beginning of the year and the second one happened at around June when the price shot up to over 10 cents. Usually these types of bubbles aren't sustainable, and so you would expect to see the price decline from the ATH. The exact same thing happened to BitShares and Darkcoin too.

The price of NXT has slumped and being dumped to 1/3 it's recent highs a few months ago. FACT. Yes, to every metric, the platform is as successful as it can be given the time span, and growing significantly: The definition of success... what's wrong with this picture? The ghost of the initial distribution, of course, is a clear influence -and, no doubt, the source of the dumping, elaborate but relentless- but, mostly, that NEXT is an intimidating, enormously complex project/platform. One would have to study it, through the tens of thousands of sources available, for YEARS to really get an understanding of what it is, what it does, what it can do, who is doing it and how the whole thing works and, supposedly, will continue to work. All without any single responsible (legally) institutions or real names behind it. Needless to say it, all of this is scary enough to have most people in crypto -and absolutely everyone outside of crypto- not wanting to touch it with a ten feet pole.

I find it intuitive. I had no issues getting into it. Cant say the same thing about Microsoft applications...

TaunSew

hero member

Activity: 756

Merit: 506

The last rebound / hurrah we saw in NXT was the result of John (the marketing guy) lying about NXT being added to CoinBase. So outside of the initial floor manipulation with Dgex and John's deceit campaign, has there ever been any reason for NXT to have a 8 figure capitalization? Probably not.

If there are really only 1150 addresses with more than 10,000 NXT then user adoption, even by crypto world standards, has been a major failure over the past 1.8 years. This is contrasted with NXT's capitalization being a moderate success, despite the lack of adoption.

There are many crypto currencies with a bigger and better distribution. It's indicative that nobody really wants NXT or, alternatively, they've read about the distribution, security incidents and technical issues and they're discouraged from adopting it.

tyz

legendary

Activity: 3360

Merit: 1533

if the sold NXT of the whales get a better distribution after the sale than the sales are good thing for the price mid and long term. Sure, it means a sell preasure and price decline short term, but we should think long term.

Quote from: cryptonikus on May 31, 2015, 06:47:58 AM

Isnt NXT price decline solely by selling pressure from original whales? All that needs to happen is them stop selling. NXT has tech, projects, community, there is no reason to be declining. Everytime there was some big news or new feature, there was always dip in price, because whales where trying to cash out on big volumes. Coins have to change hands, than price will go up.

HCLivess

legendary

Activity: 2114

Merit: 1090

=== NODE IS OK! ==

Quote from: darlidada on May 07, 2015, 07:13:13 PM

NXT is crashing because people are slowly discovering that whatever value proposition NXt had can also be implemented by Bitcoin. There is no purpose for NXT to exist, thus there is no one holding it.

CAN be? You are not serious. More like all the features that "could be" implemented by bitcoin are already implemented by NXT.

Try NXT -> find bitcoin useless

Topic: Nxt and the rise to the top. - page 6. (Read 13416 times)