Topic: | Nxt | Blockchain Platform | Proof of Stake | Official - page 381. (Read 941425 times)

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Add Poloniex and Cryptsy?

Let's NO advertise this issue too much ok?

It will be REALLY counterproductive. 

Thanks. That's a shame. I'd like to give people some options. Unfortunately BTER is the only exchange as far as I know that runs really smoothly for NXT - and even then I've seen the odd complaint.

The first 2 only, the third one just started with NXT, it's not proven to be reliable yet, specifically for NXT it may have deposit/withdrawal issues, and it takes time to prove it functions ok. Be sure to underline that DGEX features manual withdrawals so people don't freak out if they don't receive them immediately.

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I'm helping put together a short "Getting Started with NXT" film. Obviously getting some NXT is pretty key to this. As well as the NXTRA faucet, I want to provide a list of reliable exchanges - bear in mind this will be many people's first experience of NXT, and if it's a bad one they won't come back. Additionally, if we omit certain exchanges (cough, Cryptsy, cough) from the film we can tell them we'll include them when they get their act together.
I'm looking for the 3 or 4 best exchanges. So far I'm thinking of including:
BTER.com
DGEX.com
btc38.com
One more - any suggestions? Or reasons not to include any of the above?

great coin. like it

WOW...just WOW!

NXT really is on the way to the moon and never coming back!

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Hi guys,

just made my first NXT account. Could somebody please send me some to test? Thanks!

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My understanding is it's exactly that. Long passphrase, short addresses = possibility of collisions.
Sending a transaction registers your public key, not your private key, with the network. This means no one who inputs a private key that happens to map to your address can use your account.
I imagine addresses are short for convenience. There's no need to have a long address. And private keys can be any length.

My guess readability and usability (much more possibility for errors in longer number, especially since there was no checksum or the like)

From the NXT wiki:


So my understanding is that because passphrases are 256-bit but the IDs that they map to are 64-bit, there are more possible combinations of passphrases than IDs, and so multiple passphrases will map to a single ID. By broadcasting a transaction to the network, this somehow registers your passphrase as the owner of that particular ID and nobody else can use it from that point on. My question is this: Is there any particular reason why they chose to make IDs 64-bit but passphrases 256-bit? Why not just make IDs 256-bit in order to bypass this step and keep all accounts secure from the very beginning?

Transparency is good. If we did that CfB wouldn't be angry with us, he wouldn't shout, he would just be very disappointed

Where did you find that?

Is she finally tracked down??

She or He, this individual is definitely SCUM.

Long story short, stay away from clones of NXT, and only use the original NXT. It has plenty of room to grow, there is no reason to be extra greedy trying clones, they will always suck, especially if you use the same pass.

 

i certainly never said that. it was purely a question resulting from my legitimate curiosity about whether the vagina effected his position. ironically the point of the question your comment is in reference to was probably very similar to your question its self.

This would've been valuable insider information if it was kept secret. 

Oh, so we should just automatically go easy on her because she has a vagina?... Sorry, but I don't fall for the rampant sexist propaganda that circles almost all cultures.  If we're going to claim that women deserve equal treatment (I'm assuming we do), then that has to be universal and apply to everything including consequences.  

Edit: Also, I don't think we should be physically violent with anyone, man or women.