Topic: | Nxt | Blockchain Platform | Proof of Stake | Official - page 226. (Read 941285 times)
Good for you salsacz. Well done.
Yeah, I often go to r/bitcoin and NXT is usually never mentionned but this month i saw a discussion about it.
Table are turning
Table are turning
Looking at the stats, nxtforum.org had I good month in January.
New topics: 757
New posts: 13039
New members: 302
Most online: 234.
Feb has already beaten most online with 311. And most of those stats are the best from the last 2-3months
Looks positive
New topics: 757
New posts: 13039
New members: 302
Most online: 234.
Feb has already beaten most online with 311. And most of those stats are the best from the last 2-3months
Looks positive
I see a lot of new followers on my Twitteraccount too. People are finally seeing Nxt and they can buy it cheap now.
This one I found also interesting (for the devs out there that are using C#): NxtLib - a typed .NET API wrapper for NXT
A simple proof of concept nxt offline blockchainless wallet.
http://jnxt.org/vapor
All the code needed to create sign and broadcast transactions is grouped into a single html file that can be downloaded and used online.
http://jnxt.org/vapor
All the code needed to create sign and broadcast transactions is grouped into a single html file that can be downloaded and used online.
Phat!
A simple proof of concept nxt offline blockchainless wallet.
http://jnxt.org/vapor
All the code needed to create sign and broadcast transactions is grouped into a single html file that can be downloaded and used offline.
http://jnxt.org/vapor
All the code needed to create sign and broadcast transactions is grouped into a single html file that can be downloaded and used offline.
Looking at the stats, nxtforum.org had I good month in January.
New topics: 757
New posts: 13039
New members: 302
Most online: 234.
Feb has already beaten most online with 311. And most of those stats are the best from the last 2-3months
Looks positive
New topics: 757
New posts: 13039
New members: 302
Most online: 234.
Feb has already beaten most online with 311. And most of those stats are the best from the last 2-3months
Looks positive
NXT has been dropping down
NXT has been 5000 sat's give or take a few hundred for the last 4 months or so.
And another one: https://nxtforum.org/nrs-releases/nrs-v1-4-14/
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https://bitbucket.org/JeanLucPicard/nxt/downloads/nxt-client-1.4.14.zip
sha256:
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Change log:
Added debugging output for failing currency mint transactions.
Reduced default numberOfForkConfirmations to 2.
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Hash: SHA1
Release 1.4.14
https://bitbucket.org/JeanLucPicard/nxt/downloads/nxt-client-1.4.14.zip
sha256:
dca307494ebf4053572cf02273c76e8046f352f604f834f47360274cca39a70a nxt-client-1.4.14.zip
Change log:
Added debugging output for failing currency mint transactions.
Reduced default numberOfForkConfirmations to 2.
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NXT has been dropping down
NXT has been 5000 sat's give or take a few hundred for the last 4 months or so.
https://nxtforum.org/nrs-releases/nrs-v1-4-13/
Quote
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Release 1.4.13
https://bitbucket.org/JeanLucPicard/nxt/downloads/nxt-client-1.4.13.zip
sha256:
58ab52f0e49e344fde5f2ba7447c43d1f3ab5ff3aaad9c93ba4900bd55ba41ed nxt-client-1.4.13.zip
Change log:
Peer networking improvements, better logging, bugfixes.
News page now loads correctly when the wallet uses https.
Nxt forum message updates are displayed instead of new topics.
Feed refresh is performed whenever the news page is refreshed.
Minor UI bugfixes.
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Release 1.4.13
https://bitbucket.org/JeanLucPicard/nxt/downloads/nxt-client-1.4.13.zip
sha256:
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Change log:
Peer networking improvements, better logging, bugfixes.
News page now loads correctly when the wallet uses https.
Nxt forum message updates are displayed instead of new topics.
Feed refresh is performed whenever the news page is refreshed.
Minor UI bugfixes.
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Let me add this
There are many different types of complementary exchange systems (CESs) and they are growing in popularity throughout the world. Some use ‘hard’ currencies, where notes and coins are issued by the group for their own use; others use time as a 'currency' rather than notes; and yet others use a ‘virtual currency' which is the recording of the values of goods and services exchanged.
There are many different types of complementary exchange systems (CESs) and they are growing in popularity throughout the world. Some use ‘hard’ currencies, where notes and coins are issued by the group for their own use; others use time as a 'currency' rather than notes; and yet others use a ‘virtual currency' which is the recording of the values of goods and services exchanged.
I am curious if anyone is using the monetary system to act as a replacement for local community exchange systems?
https://www.community-exchange.org/
Unlike the conventional money-based exchange system, the CES has no physical currency. The idea that such a currency is required before any trading can take place is an ancient one and increasingly irrelevant in this day and age of computers and the Internet. Information can replace currencies and at the same time eliminate most of the problems associated with regular money.
As the 'currency' in the above types of exchange systems is information it does not have to be ‘created’ like conventional money so there is no need for an issuing authority or for a supply of it, and none is required to start trading. ‘Money’ in these systems is a retrospective score-keeping that keeps a record of who did what for whom and who provided what to whom. There can never be a shortage of information as there can be of money, as information does not have to be created and limited by a third party (banks or government) in order to give it value and meaning. For this reason the concepts of borrowing, lending and interest are meaningless in the CES.
Can the nxt monetary system be implemented to work in a very similar manner but decentralized? We currently have an administer for our local CES however if this person dies or gives up or does a bad/slow job then the system can suffer.
One of the problems as well is that it is nearly impossible to use the CES currency to pay regular bills. ie rent, power
Is there a model that the nxt monetary system can be implemented to take over this centralized system? Is there a model that these nxt monetary system tokens can also be traded for "regular" money?
Hopefully this post makes sense.
Thanks guys.
https://www.community-exchange.org/
Unlike the conventional money-based exchange system, the CES has no physical currency. The idea that such a currency is required before any trading can take place is an ancient one and increasingly irrelevant in this day and age of computers and the Internet. Information can replace currencies and at the same time eliminate most of the problems associated with regular money.
As the 'currency' in the above types of exchange systems is information it does not have to be ‘created’ like conventional money so there is no need for an issuing authority or for a supply of it, and none is required to start trading. ‘Money’ in these systems is a retrospective score-keeping that keeps a record of who did what for whom and who provided what to whom. There can never be a shortage of information as there can be of money, as information does not have to be created and limited by a third party (banks or government) in order to give it value and meaning. For this reason the concepts of borrowing, lending and interest are meaningless in the CES.
Can the nxt monetary system be implemented to work in a very similar manner but decentralized? We currently have an administer for our local CES however if this person dies or gives up or does a bad/slow job then the system can suffer.
One of the problems as well is that it is nearly impossible to use the CES currency to pay regular bills. ie rent, power
Is there a model that the nxt monetary system can be implemented to take over this centralized system? Is there a model that these nxt monetary system tokens can also be traded for "regular" money?
Hopefully this post makes sense.
Thanks guys.
I am new to NXT, but I am very pleased with the wallet and amazed by the features!
Also have a look at the SuperNET client (v0), it's like the NXT-wallet plus some extra features. I am new to NXT, but I am very pleased with the wallet and amazed by the features!
Wallet is definitely the best thing about nxt.
And the asset exchange, the marketplace and the monetary system too!
I am new to NXT, but I am very pleased with the wallet and amazed by the features!
Wallet is definitely the best thing about nxt.
I am new to NXT, but I am very pleased with the wallet and amazed by the features!
Ultimate Guide To NXT: Monetary System PDF manual. Donations greatly appreciated.
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