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legendary
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Buying Qora for 12 satoshi each / Selling Nxt for 6600 satoshi each / Exchanging my nxt with your qora at a ratio of 1 nxt = 550 qora / Send me a private message if you're interested in any of these deals

ALERT

RENAT0 is a scammer. DONT TRADE WITH HIM!

HE SCAMMED DZARMUSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh my, i was thinking of buying some Qora with his offer which was good. But then i could not download the Qora wallet, so i did not proceed. Thank goodness me!

you are probably lucky that the QORA wallet didn't work for you. I strongly suggest reading up a bit on the main QORA thread and considering if the kind of people there can reasonably foster a successful coin. Look at a few of Renat0's posts, and the other main characters there.
legendary
Activity: 3976
Merit: 1421
Life, Love and Laughter...
Noblecoin is gonna use Nxt in its initiative of moving on to crypto 2.0 platforms:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=841741.msg9392340#msg9392340

Is Noblecoin going to be a platform in the future and intend using NXT AE only to issue tokens? Or are they planning to use NXT monetary system in the future?

not sure what their plans are, but they mention  "Platform Agnosticism", which i think they'll be using other platforms as well.  i find this interesting and curious how they are planning on implementing this. 

ideas like these are what altcoin projects should be supporting.  that's why i support supernet, blocknet and whatever project that intends to unite and complement different altcoins.

hero member
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How long does c-cex take for wallet maintance  Roll Eyes
sr. member
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Noblecoin is gonna use Nxt in its initiative of moving on to crypto 2.0 platforms:  https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9392340

Is Noblecoin going to be a platform in the future and intend using NXT AE only to issue tokens? Or are they planning to use NXT monetary system in the future?
legendary
Activity: 3976
Merit: 1421
Life, Love and Laughter...
Noblecoin is gonna use Nxt in its initiative of moving on to crypto 2.0 platforms:  https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9392340
sr. member
Activity: 252
Merit: 250
Buying Qora for 12 satoshi each / Selling Nxt for 6600 satoshi each / Exchanging my nxt with your qora at a ratio of 1 nxt = 550 qora / Send me a private message if you're interested in any of these deals

ALERT

RENAT0 is a scammer. DONT TRADE WITH HIM!

HE SCAMMED DZARMUSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh my, i was thinking of buying some Qora with his offer which was good. But then i could not download the Qora wallet, so i did not proceed. Thank goodness me!
legendary
Activity: 1680
Merit: 1001
CEO Bitpanda.com
Buying Qora for 12 satoshi each / Selling Nxt for 6600 satoshi each / Exchanging my nxt with your qora at a ratio of 1 nxt = 550 qora / Send me a private message if you're interested in any of these deals

ALERT

RENAT0 is a scammer. DONT TRADE WITH HIM!

HE SCAMMED DZARMUSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
legendary
Activity: 1680
Merit: 1001
CEO Bitpanda.com
dont trust renat0. he scammed dzarmush.
legendary
Activity: 882
Merit: 1001
cheap, good time to buy now. Grin
If i read that........ one more time.  Roll Eyes
what's that meaning?
AS for me , the price of nxt now is cheap.
legendary
Activity: 1806
Merit: 1001
Buying Qora for 12 satoshi each / Selling Nxt for 6600 satoshi each / Exchanging my nxt with your qora at a ratio of 1 nxt = 550 qora / Send me a private message if you're interested in any of these deals

Alert

Don't trade with renat0. He's a scammer. He approached me with an offer of buying 100M Qora for 13 BTC. I sent first and he disappeared for 3 days. The last PM I got from him is: "Sorry for what I've done to you. I'll pay you, just don't know if in 1 week or 1 year.". It shows that nothing unexpected happened. He intended to scam me right from the start.

If anyone has any info about his real life name/address, please PM me. Few months ago he told me that he's 24 years old from Brazil. That's the only info I've got at the moment.
legendary
Activity: 1470
Merit: 1004
cheap, good time to buy now. Grin
If i read that........ one more time.  Roll Eyes

I look at it as cheap transaction fees and less expensive Assets!
hero member
Activity: 493
Merit: 500

The UI is really clean and nice. But is there anything new?  I thought it was the same.

total asset balance, total nxt balance shows in top left corner, ect...
legendary
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Merit: 1000
cheap, good time to buy now. Grin
If i read that........ one more time.  Roll Eyes
legendary
Activity: 1232
Merit: 1001
mining is so 2012-2013

The UI is really clean and nice. But is there anything new?  I thought it was the same.
legendary
Activity: 882
Merit: 1001
cheap, good time to buy now. Grin
legendary
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Merit: 1010
NEW RELEASE

https://nxtforum.org/nrs-releases/nrs-v1-3-2/

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Release 1.3.2

https://bitbucket.org/JeanLucPicard/nxt/downloads/nxt-client-1.3.2.zip

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220ab37aaf3bb31734823650e4f818268e5caa3ef6fa73f5f524869d43cb419e  nxt-client-1.3.2.zip


Change log:

Allow re-broadcasting of transactions already in the unconfirmed pool.

Added clearUnconfirmedTransactions debug API to force clearing of the
unconfirmed transactions pool.

Show correct timestamps in asset transfer history.

Only try to set account public key when inside a database transaction,
fixes a bug in setting public keys for accounts that never had an
outgoing transaction.

getAccountLessors API now returns the guaranteed balance of each lessor
too, as of the height specified in the optional height parameter. The
format of the returned json has been changed to allow adding this
guaranteedBalanceNQT property.

getPeers now accepts an optional "state" parameter, to return only peers
in that state. Possible values: CONNECTED, NON_CONNECTED, DISCONNECTED.
If present, the active=true parameter takes precedence.

getBlock now accepts an optional "timestamp" parameter, to return the
last block as of that timestamp. The parameters to getBlock: "block",
"height", "timestamp", are processed in that order of precedence, i.e.
if both height and timestamp are specified, height is used and timestamp
is ignored. If no parameters, current last block is returned.

getState now accepts an optional "includeCounts" parameter, default true.
If set to false, database table counts, which are slow to retrieve, are
not included in the response.

getTrades, getAllTrades, and getAssetTransfers API now accept an optional
"includeAssetInfo" parameter, default true. If set to false, asset name
and decimals are not included in the result Trade json, and not having to
retrieve those speeds up the request processing.

Added getBlocks API, returning the blocks ordered by height descending,
and using firstIndex, lastIndex parameters for pagination. Restricted to
return up to 100 blocks at a time. If includeTransactions is true, also
includes the full transaction JSON.

Improved default H2 cache size allocation. It nxt.dbCacheKB is not set,
the H2 cache will vary linearly from 16MB for JVM heap size 160MB, to
256MB for heap size 640MB or higher. This should allow low end devices
to run without needing a custom setting for the nxt.dbCacheKB parameter,
and prevent excessive memory use on machines with plenty of memory too.

Disabled the SSLv3 protocol when using SSL for the API.


Client UI improvements:

Added pagination to the Blocks page. The default number of rows per page
can be changed in settings.

Show account balance in the sidebar on all pages.

Improvements and bugfixes in the asset trade and transfer history pages.

New design of the dashboard, and an improved recent transactions list.


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legendary
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amarha
Does anyone know where I can find some responses to Andrew Poelstra's PoS criticisms?

Proof-of-Stake research group is working on that https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/proof-of-stake-research-group-829639 ! Unfortunately, it's hard to deal with Andrew Poelstra's as it's not academic paper but just a bunch of thoughts with no any formal proofs provided. So we're going to specify formal model now to make some proofs based on some assumptions later.

Great, thanks.
full member
Activity: 315
Merit: 103
Does anyone know where I can find some responses to Andrew Poelstra's PoS criticisms?

Proof-of-Stake research group is working on that https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/proof-of-stake-research-group-829639 ! Unfortunately, it's hard to deal with Andrew Poelstra's as it's not academic paper but just a bunch of thoughts with no any formal proofs provided. So we're going to specify formal model now to make some proofs based on some assumptions later.
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