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Ha, some people already trying their luck at offloading large amounts at a premium.

In other news: a while back I saw a screen grab of CoinMarketCap from about 6 months back, compared with now. I think it was on the NXTForum boards somewhere.
Does anyone know where I can find this or could get something similar? I'd like to use it for an article about how the landscape has changed since then.
Thanks!

might be this: https://nxtforum.org/index.php?topic=85.msg35492#msg35492

Yep, that's the one, thanks!

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Quote from: Cassius on June 13, 2014, 06:48:32 AM

Is this the first large NXT/USD market or are there other smaller ones?

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Ha, some people already trying their luck at offloading large amounts at a premium.

In other news: a while back I saw a screen grab of CoinMarketCap from about 6 months back, compared with now. I think it was on the NXTForum boards somewhere.
Does anyone know where I can find this or could get something similar? I'd like to use it for an article about how the landscape has changed since then.
Thanks!

might be this: https://nxtforum.org/index.php?topic=85.msg35492#msg35492

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Quote from: NEM minnow on June 13, 2014, 06:18:48 AM

Ha, some people already trying their luck at offloading large amounts at a premium.

In other news: a while back I saw a screen grab of CoinMarketCap from about 6 months back, compared with now. I think it was on the NXTForum boards somewhere.
Does anyone know where I can find this or could get something similar? I'd like to use it for an article about how the landscape has changed since then.
Thanks!

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https://bter.com/trade/NXT_USD
good news!! more coming too!

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https://bter.com/trade/NXT_USD

Go go go!

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Can I be clear here? Is this like a Mt. Gox that I don't have to trust with my money? Is there anyway I could be using this service and get all my coins stolen? Maybe not in the same way Gox stole, but maybe in a different way?

I'm a little hazy on the exact details - need to familiarise myself with it. But yes, I think that's exactly what it is. Basically like sending NXT or buying assets, but for any relevant crypto. Trustless, near-instant, basically free crypto trading. If it works and takes off, it will kill Cryptsy and other crypto-only platforms at a stroke. The only thing that will differentiate traditional exchanges would be crypto <--> fiat. An absolutely huge development.

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Can I be clear here? Is this like a Mt. Gox that I don't have to trust with my money? Is there anyway I could be using this service and get all my coins stolen? Maybe not in the same way Gox stole, but maybe in a different way?

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Quote from: Daedelus on June 13, 2014, 06:07:01 AM

If someone ask a question that mentions the word "password" on a Nxt forum thread, it won't be long until Eadaqa appears with a very solid answer Grin

And if you want to test the crypto to crypto trading (Nxt Multigateway), here is a step by step guide on how to start testing: Go to >>>> https://nxtforum.org/nxtservices-releases/how-to-test-multigateway-with-nxtservices-a-test-user-guide/

Whooooooaaaaaa. This is really happening? That is like the axis mundi of crypto! I mean really, people are talking about "anonymity" and I think that is important, but I would much rather see trustless exchanges in crypto. (if that is really what this is)

It seems like there are a dozen or more anon coins out and a dozen more coming out, but only one coin is working on multigateway that I know of.

I have already invested everything I can afford to lose in NXT. If it wasn't so, I would buy more!

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If someone ask a question that mentions the word "password" on a Nxt forum thread, it won't be long until Eadaqa appears with a very solid answer Grin

And if you want to test the crypto to crypto trading (Nxt Multigateway), here is a step by step guide on how to start testing: Go to >>>> https://nxtforum.org/nxtservices-releases/how-to-test-multigateway-with-nxtservices-a-test-user-guide/

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Quote from: Eadeqa on June 13, 2014, 05:37:23 AM

Quote from: Daedelus on June 13, 2014, 05:32:55 AM

Quote from: Cassius on June 13, 2014, 05:16:04 AM

Quote from: NEM minnow on June 13, 2014, 04:23:18 AM

You seem very knowledgeable. Can I ask you something? Or anybody else? My password is 34 characters long. No dictionary words, no spaces, all more or less random numbers, letters, and symbols. NXT says it needs to be 35 or longer I think. Should I move the NXT to another account?

If it's truly random, you are safe.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/syd8vwf31y90ev4/Passphrase_Length_vs_Complexity.xls

Shouldn't have to worry. The odds of a 34 character random password getting guessed are.... ~0
I think 35 was specified because most people don't use truly random passwords. Mine is 30 chars, generated like a Bitcoin mini private key. Working on the same principles, it will be the end of the universe before it's guessed by the fastest computer ever made.

Sorry I don't use Bitcoin often, is that the same as a Bitcoin address? A theft was carried out as someone used an old bitcoin address >>> Looks random but it wasn't, appeared in many google results.

Just checking Grin

34 random char password is 5 trillion times stronger than bitcoin address which has 2^160 bits entropy.

The problem really is never length but predictability. If your long password is predicable (or in any kind of database or blochairn) it's a weak password

Thank you guys. I appreciate it. It would be impossible for the string to be in any dictionary or database. It basically looks like this. InewnfeIePnfda232907523790573452$@ (not it of course or anything close actually)

I feel a lot more confident now. Every time I saw that 35 character warning come up, I was a bit nervous.

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Quote from: nakaone on June 13, 2014, 05:41:29 AM

some time ago NXT was working on atomic-cross chain trading - is this project still alive?

Do you mean decentralized crypto trading (aka multigateway)?
Oooh, yes. They're looking for testers if you're interested.

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some time ago NXT was working on atomic-cross chain trading - is this project still alive?

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Quote from: Daedelus on June 13, 2014, 05:32:55 AM

Quote from: Cassius on June 13, 2014, 05:16:04 AM

Quote from: NEM minnow on June 13, 2014, 04:23:18 AM

You seem very knowledgeable. Can I ask you something? Or anybody else? My password is 34 characters long. No dictionary words, no spaces, all more or less random numbers, letters, and symbols. NXT says it needs to be 35 or longer I think. Should I move the NXT to another account?

If it's truly random, you are safe.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/syd8vwf31y90ev4/Passphrase_Length_vs_Complexity.xls

Shouldn't have to worry. The odds of a 34 character random password getting guessed are.... ~0
I think 35 was specified because most people don't use truly random passwords. Mine is 30 chars, generated like a Bitcoin mini private key. Working on the same principles, it will be the end of the universe before it's guessed by the fastest computer ever made.

Sorry I don't use Bitcoin often, is that the same as a Bitcoin address? A theft was carried out as someone used an old bitcoin address >>> Looks random but it wasn't, appeared in many google results.

Just checking Grin

34 random char password is 5 trillion times stronger than bitcoin address which has 2^160 bits entropy.

The problem really is never length but predictability. If your long password is predicable (or in any kind of database or blochairn) it's a weak password

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Quote from: NEM minnow on June 13, 2014, 04:23:18 AM

You seem very knowledgeable. Can I ask you something? Or anybody else? My password is 34 characters long. No dictionary words, no spaces, all more or less random numbers, letters, and symbols. NXT says it needs to be 35 or longer I think. Should I move the NXT to another account?

Your password is just fine if it's as you described it totally random. Even 12 char totally random password has never been broke as that would be 174 times stronger than 64 bits which is the largest ever successful brute force length

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Quote from: Cassius on June 13, 2014, 05:16:04 AM

Quote from: NEM minnow on June 13, 2014, 04:23:18 AM

You seem very knowledgeable. Can I ask you something? Or anybody else? My password is 34 characters long. No dictionary words, no spaces, all more or less random numbers, letters, and symbols. NXT says it needs to be 35 or longer I think. Should I move the NXT to another account?

If it's truly random, you are safe.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/syd8vwf31y90ev4/Passphrase_Length_vs_Complexity.xls

Shouldn't have to worry. The odds of a 34 character random password getting guessed are.... ~0
I think 35 was specified because most people don't use truly random passwords. Mine is 30 chars, generated like a Bitcoin mini private key. Working on the same principles, it will be the end of the universe before it's guessed by the fastest computer ever made.

Sorry I don't use Bitcoin often, is that the same as a Bitcoin address? A theft was carried out as someone used an old bitcoin address >>> Looks random but it wasn't, appeared in many google results.

Just checking Grin

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