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Quote from: julian071 on December 24, 2014, 03:27:00 PM

Quote from: Daedelus on December 24, 2014, 03:22:30 PM

Quote from: julian071 on December 24, 2014, 03:16:38 PM

Hi, trying to get started with NXT here. I bought some on Bittrex but there was no option to fill in my public key. Any tips on that would be appreciated!

Do you have a Nxt account set up and ready to go?

If so, use a faucet listed in the OP to do the public key part. Then you'll be set to move the Nxt from Bittrex.

I have everything set up. The faucet is a pain tho, you have to go through that about 30 (!!) times and then wait till sunday for payout. I'm not going through that.

If anyone would be so kind as to help me out here (send me 1 NXT, I'll send it back when I get my Bittrex transaction, including 2 NXT for the transaction fees) that'd be much appreciated!!

Sure, what is your NXT id and public key. (No need to return the NXT).

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Quote from: Daedelus on December 24, 2014, 03:20:05 PM

Quote from: ontopicplease on December 24, 2014, 03:11:15 PM

Quote from: Daedelus on December 24, 2014, 03:09:19 PM

Unfortunately, Cryptsy has a reputation for having long withdrawl times occasionally. They can be quite long.

Have you raised a ticket with them?

Coins were visible in wallet under 'recent transactions", I said, nothing wrong with cryptsy this time, I guess.

Hmm... do they appear in a blockexplorer correctly? Like nxtreporting.com.

I checked https://nxtblocks.info/#section/blockexplorer_blocks and my transaction number is; 13164190461936491771
Looks okay, I would say. wallet says ; coins arrived, but they were never added to my total nxt. Very strange, I think.

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Quote from: Daedelus on December 24, 2014, 03:22:30 PM

Quote from: julian071 on December 24, 2014, 03:16:38 PM

Hi, trying to get started with NXT here. I bought some on Bittrex but there was no option to fill in my public key. Any tips on that would be appreciated!

Do you have a Nxt account set up and ready to go?

If so, use a faucet listed in the OP to do the public key part. Then you'll be set to move the Nxt from Bittrex.

I have everything set up. The faucet is a pain tho, you have to go through that about 30 (!!) times and then wait till sunday for payout. I'm not going through that.

If anyone would be so kind as to help me out here (send me 1 NXT, I'll send it back when I get my Bittrex transaction, including 2 NXT for the transaction fees) that'd be much appreciated!!

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Also, the public key bit will be made optional in a future release (maybe even the next one).

So there will be fewer problems with public keys.

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Quote from: julian071 on December 24, 2014, 03:16:38 PM

Hi, trying to get started with NXT here. I bought some on Bittrex but there was no option to fill in my public key. Any tips on that would be appreciated!

Do you have a Nxt account set up and ready to go?

If so, use a faucet listed in the OP to do the public key part. Then you'll be set to move the Nxt from Bittrex.

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Quote from: ontopicplease on December 24, 2014, 03:11:15 PM

Quote from: Daedelus on December 24, 2014, 03:09:19 PM

Unfortunately, Cryptsy has a reputation for having long withdrawl times occasionally. They can be quite long.

Have you raised a ticket with them?

Coins were visible in wallet under 'recent transactions", I said, nothing wrong with cryptsy this time, I guess.

Hmm... do they appear in a blockexplorer correctly? Like nxtreporting.com.

julian071

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Hi, trying to get started with NXT here. I bought some on Bittrex but there was no option to fill in my public key. Any tips on that would be appreciated!

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Quote from: coinits on December 24, 2014, 04:16:56 AM

Quote from: farrukh on December 24, 2014, 03:54:12 AM

how we can mine this coin??

BURST is a POC coin built on the NXT Platform. It can be mined.

I'm pretty sure burst is a clone of Nxt, runs its own nodes etc. That's how they managed to implement Automated Transactions. There isn't any direct relationship to Nxt so wouldn't be a suitable if you want exposure to Nxt.

Hashrate.org is the best place, if you have a mining rig, to get Nxt.

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Quote from: Daedelus on December 24, 2014, 03:09:19 PM

Unfortunately, Cryptsy has a reputation for having long withdrawl times occasionally. They can be quite long.

Have you raised a ticket with them?

Coins were visible in wallet under 'recent transactions", I said, nothing wrong with cryptsy this time, I guess.

Daedelus

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Unfortunately, Cryptsy has a reputation for having long withdrawl times occasionally. They can be quite long.

Have you raised a ticket with them?

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Hi,

Sorry, to bother you all, but I have some problem with NXT wallet.
Yesterday, I send 6300NXT from cryptsy to wallet. Coins were visible in wallet under 'recent transactions", but were not added to total.
I uninstalled wallet and downloaded again, and installed wallet1.3.5, now same story, everything fine except the 6299 NXT is not added to my total.
Any idea?

Thanks

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Quote from: habraken on December 24, 2014, 04:13:47 AM

Quote from: farrukh on December 24, 2014, 03:54:12 AM

how we can mine this coin??

1. It's not really a coin, but more like a token, or a platform even.
2. You can't 'mine' it, it's proof of stake, not proof of work. Transaction fees are rewarded to people that leave their wallets open to help secure the network, it's called 'forging' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nxt#Forging It is possible to lease your amount of NXT to a bigger 'pool'. And with the new 'Monetary System' it will be possible to create Proof of Work currencies on top of the NXT blockchain.

Correct, all Nxt are already in existance, no new coins are being mined.
But you can mine some SHA256 or scrypt coins for Nxt. Just go to hashrate.org and point your miner at one of their servers, they will switch to the most profitable coin, and exchange them for Nxt automatically.

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Quote from: farrukh on December 24, 2014, 03:54:12 AM

how we can mine this coin??

BURST is a POC coin built on the NXT Platform. It can be mined.

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Quote from: farrukh on December 24, 2014, 03:54:12 AM

how we can mine this coin??

1. It's not really a coin, but more like a token, or a platform even.
2. You can't 'mine' it, it's proof of stake, not proof of work. Transaction fees are rewarded to people that leave their wallets open to help secure the network, it's called 'forging' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nxt#Forging It is possible to lease your amount of NXT to a bigger 'pool'. And with the new 'Monetary System' it will be possible to create Proof of Work currencies on top of the NXT blockchain.

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