Topic: | Nxt | Blockchain Platform | Proof of Stake | Official - page 149. (Read 941285 times)
Four presentations today! Nxt is definitely getting to be noticed. 3 times at Amsterdam City Hall, one at BitcoinWednesday. #Nxt
We are making great headway in being recognised in the actual industries we are changing.
Asset Servicing Times is the go-to industry resource for free news, views and opinion on securities services and asset servicing.
We spoke to them a few months ago and they included Nxt in their Tech Handbook.
Turn to page 33 to read all about it: http://assetservicingtimes.com/astimes/AST_Tech_Handbook2016.pdf
Good stuff, gentlemen. Slowly slowly, catchy monkey! Asset Servicing Times is the go-to industry resource for free news, views and opinion on securities services and asset servicing.
We spoke to them a few months ago and they included Nxt in their Tech Handbook.
Turn to page 33 to read all about it: http://assetservicingtimes.com/astimes/AST_Tech_Handbook2016.pdf
European regulation was mentioned. I strongly advise taking the time to listen to Sian Jones latest interview. Some really positive blockchain stuff there, especially from a UK point of view....
https://epicenterbitcoin.com/podcast/137/
We are making great headway in being recognised in the actual industries we are changing.
Asset Servicing Times is the go-to industry resource for free news, views and opinion on securities services and asset servicing.
We spoke to them a few months ago and they included Nxt in their Tech Handbook.
Turn to page 33 to read all about it: http://assetservicingtimes.com/astimes/AST_Tech_Handbook2016.pdf
Asset Servicing Times is the go-to industry resource for free news, views and opinion on securities services and asset servicing.
We spoke to them a few months ago and they included Nxt in their Tech Handbook.
Turn to page 33 to read all about it: http://assetservicingtimes.com/astimes/AST_Tech_Handbook2016.pdf
In three hours!
Ardor For Investors #2 - Investor Q&A About NXT 2.0 & Ardor w/Bas Wisselink Of NXT Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfNSWu7_AqU
https://twitter.com/HeyTaiZen/status/748873166051692545
Ardor For Investors #2 - Investor Q&A About NXT 2.0 & Ardor w/Bas Wisselink Of NXT Foundation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfNSWu7_AqU
https://twitter.com/HeyTaiZen/status/748873166051692545
LQD June 2016 Profit Summary (Asset #17750387231635486778)
Stats URL: http://liquidtech.info/summary
Assets: 327,859
Total Profit: 50.88 BTC
ROI: 53.38%
Capital Before Dividend: 146.18 BTC
Dividend Amount: 17.81 BTC
Divs Paid: 542,096 NXT
Div/Asset: 1.65 NXT (TX: 12419481672093925125)
Capital After Dividend: 128.37 BTC
As you can see here, I did decide to start valuing the fund in BTC this month. If you've been to the summary page anytime in the last week, you probably already noticed that. On that note, the fund made whopping 53.38% ROI on the previous month's after dividend capital. Profits were a mix of buying a million NXT at 1100 satoshis and some strong trade profits.
It is exciting to see the bots continue to trade well and volume on Poloniex continued to stay high. I'm quite optimistic about the fund.
Please add @tech_liquid to your Twitter account for more frequent updates.
Thanks for your continued investment.
LibertyNow
Stats URL: http://liquidtech.info/summary
Assets: 327,859
Total Profit: 50.88 BTC
ROI: 53.38%
Capital Before Dividend: 146.18 BTC
Dividend Amount: 17.81 BTC
Divs Paid: 542,096 NXT
Div/Asset: 1.65 NXT (TX: 12419481672093925125)
Capital After Dividend: 128.37 BTC
As you can see here, I did decide to start valuing the fund in BTC this month. If you've been to the summary page anytime in the last week, you probably already noticed that. On that note, the fund made whopping 53.38% ROI on the previous month's after dividend capital. Profits were a mix of buying a million NXT at 1100 satoshis and some strong trade profits.
It is exciting to see the bots continue to trade well and volume on Poloniex continued to stay high. I'm quite optimistic about the fund.
Please add @tech_liquid to your Twitter account for more frequent updates.
Thanks for your continued investment.
LibertyNow
5 million Nxt set aside for stakers!
Put up a node!
https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/5-million-nxt-bounty-for-nxt-ardor-forgers/
Put up a node!
https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/5-million-nxt-bounty-for-nxt-ardor-forgers/
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what for is Ardor ??
Alone NXT 2.0 is not anougth ?
PS: After NXT2.0 NXT1.0 will be dumped to ground.
Here's the information you were asking for.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ardor-scalable-blockchain-as-a-service-platform-proof-of-stake-1518497
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what for is Ardor ??
Alone NXT 2.0 is not anougth ?
PS: After NXT2.0 NXT1.0 will be dumped to ground.
So how nxt 2.0 is created ?
Old NXT1.0 0.5:1 ok
what with rest of nxt2.0 coins?
Old NXT1.0 0.5:1 ok
what with rest of nxt2.0 coins?
For 1 NXT 1.0 coin you buy before July 14th you get:
==> 1 ARDOR forging token.
==> 0.5 NXT 2.0
==> 1 NXT 1.0 doesn't disappear, you keep it.
Just one detail so there's no confusion... the distribution for Ardor happens to all accounts in the Nxt network, regardless of when you got your NXT. Someone who bought NXT in early 2014 and hasn't touched them since will receive the tokens like everyone else when the snapshot period ends. This post here has a summary of the process.
So how nxt 2.0 is created ?
Old NXT1.0 0.5:1 ok
what with rest of nxt2.0 coins?
Old NXT1.0 0.5:1 ok
what with rest of nxt2.0 coins?
For 1 NXT 1.0 coin you buy before July 14th you get:
==> 1 ARDOR forging token.
==> 0.5 NXT 2.0
==> 1 NXT 1.0 doesn't disappear, you keep it.
So how nxt 2.0 is created ?
Old NXT1.0 0.5:1 ok
what with rest of nxt2.0 coins?
Old NXT1.0 0.5:1 ok
what with rest of nxt2.0 coins?
@VanBreuk and stenkross
Thanks a lot. I forgot to say hello to everyone, I am new here (as you can tell).
Is it still profitable to CPU mine in conncection with the monetary system? If I have 1500 Nxt coins, it it better to forge in a pool or solo?
Thanks a lot. I forgot to say hello to everyone, I am new here (as you can tell).
Is it still profitable to CPU mine in conncection with the monetary system? If I have 1500 Nxt coins, it it better to forge in a pool or solo?
Is forging in a pool what you refer to as leasing my forging power to a pool?
Yes.
About the passwords, and besides the guide to use the MyNxt wallet accounts in the Nxt Client shared by stenkross (which refers to this question): when you use the core Nxt Client, you unlock accounts using the secret passphrase. And in MyNxt you use a different master password, which works to generate the secret passphrase needed to operate the wallet accounts - instead of using the secret passphrase directly. This route is followed for security reasons, and allows MyNxt to work without knowing the secret passphrases for all the Nxt accounts in the wallet.
So the MyNxt master password works for MyNxt Online Wallet. And if you want to operate with the accounts you have in MyNxt Wallet using the Nxt Client, you need to export your MyNxt Wallet following the guide stenkross shared above. Exporting your MyNxt Wallet allows you to obtain the actual secret passphrase for your account, and then you can use it fully with the Nxt Client in your computer.
@habraken and VanBreuk
Thanks for the information! I read you can forge either solo or in a pool. Is forging in a pool what you refer to as leasing my forging power to a pool, or is this something else?
I first created my account using Mynxt online wallet, choosing both a login name and a master password. Then, I sent some coins to the account from an exchange. Finally, I downloaded the Nxt client and the whole blockchain. I connected the client to the same account ID as I got in the online wallet, but when I tried setting the account name, I got the error: Invalid password.
Am I supposed to use the master password or the login password? Neither of them will work, and I have double checked that I am in fact using the same passwords.
It's neither of those two.Thanks for the information! I read you can forge either solo or in a pool. Is forging in a pool what you refer to as leasing my forging power to a pool, or is this something else?
I first created my account using Mynxt online wallet, choosing both a login name and a master password. Then, I sent some coins to the account from an exchange. Finally, I downloaded the Nxt client and the whole blockchain. I connected the client to the same account ID as I got in the online wallet, but when I tried setting the account name, I got the error: Invalid password.
Am I supposed to use the master password or the login password? Neither of them will work, and I have double checked that I am in fact using the same passwords.
VanBreuk have written a small guide about it here: https://nxtforum.org/mynxt-info/accessing-your-mynxt-wallet-accounts-in-the-nxt-client/
@habraken and VanBreuk
Thanks for the information! I read you can forge either solo or in a pool. Is forging in a pool what you refer to as leasing my forging power to a pool, or is this something else?
I first created my account using Mynxt online wallet, choosing both a login name and a master password. Then, I sent some coins to the account from an exchange. Finally, I downloaded the Nxt client and the whole blockchain. I connected the client to the same account ID as I got in the online wallet, but when I tried setting the account name, I got the error: Invalid password.
Am I supposed to use the master password or the login password? Neither of them will work, and I have double checked that I am in fact using the same passwords.
Thanks for the information! I read you can forge either solo or in a pool. Is forging in a pool what you refer to as leasing my forging power to a pool, or is this something else?
I first created my account using Mynxt online wallet, choosing both a login name and a master password. Then, I sent some coins to the account from an exchange. Finally, I downloaded the Nxt client and the whole blockchain. I connected the client to the same account ID as I got in the online wallet, but when I tried setting the account name, I got the error: Invalid password.
Am I supposed to use the master password or the login password? Neither of them will work, and I have double checked that I am in fact using the same passwords.
This question is starting to show up, so to anyone wondering - The MyNxt Online Wallet works just fine for Ardor snapshots and distribution. More details at - https://nxtforum.org/mynxt-info/mynxt-online-wallet-is-ready-for-ardor-distribution
Like habraken quoted above, this is something that MyNxt will hopefully find time to implement but there's no plugin or click-and-go method to forge with MyNxt Wallet balances right now.
The option would be indeed to lease your forging power to a pool, and to do that now you can export your MyNxt Online Wallet in order to use the accounts with the core Nxt Client, then send the leasing transaction from there. As the pool distributes the forged NXT, you'll see the transactions arrive in your MyNxt Online Wallet as well - since it basically displays what the corresponding Nxt account/s hold.
There is a full Nxt Client plugin available in the MyNxt Wallet, and in theory a leasing transaction should be feasible using that plugin, but I'm not 100% sure about that. I'll ask Tosch, the MyNxt lead dev, to confirm.
Edit: Yes, the full Nxt Client plugin in MyNxt wallet will also allow to lease effective balance from your MyNxt account.
Is it possible to forge using the web wallet?
Like habraken quoted above, this is something that MyNxt will hopefully find time to implement but there's no plugin or click-and-go method to forge with MyNxt Wallet balances right now.
The option would be indeed to lease your forging power to a pool, and to do that now you can export your MyNxt Online Wallet in order to use the accounts with the core Nxt Client, then send the leasing transaction from there. As the pool distributes the forged NXT, you'll see the transactions arrive in your MyNxt Online Wallet as well - since it basically displays what the corresponding Nxt account/s hold.
There is a full Nxt Client plugin available in the MyNxt Wallet, and in theory a leasing transaction should be feasible using that plugin, but I'm not 100% sure about that. I'll ask Tosch, the MyNxt lead dev, to confirm.
Edit: Yes, the full Nxt Client plugin in MyNxt wallet will also allow to lease effective balance from your MyNxt account.
Is it possible to forge using the web wallet?
From https://nxtforum.org/mynxt-info/online-wallet-road-map/msg28924/#msg28924
Hi! Wallet.mynxt.info account is not forging! will online wallet ever forge?
You should lease your forging power. That can be implemented. You can't forge yourself with online wallet as that requires server having total access to your passphrase. You need to run NRS (and have complete copy of blockchain) to forge.
Is it possible to forge using the web wallet?
Special Ardor celebration discount!
Nxt Vanity Account Names at half the price for one week:
https://nxtforum.org/index.php?topic=11025.msg219828#msg219828
Nxt Vanity Account Names at half the price for one week:
https://nxtforum.org/index.php?topic=11025.msg219828#msg219828
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