Topic: NXT :: descendant of Bitcoin - Updated Information - page 1685. (Read 2761645 times)

Ok

This would be a great project for those not based in the US.

I think I'll add it to my (infinite) to do list.

Would love to help but I think I'll wait and buy on exchange over the next few days (I think NXT is going down for a while before it goes up again).

Is he?

did he solve the problem of spamming hatcher and they die like fly's?

you r nothing but a gambler, with no respect to NXT or his creator whatsoever. Hope you already sold out and put your money on emunie.

emunie doenst tackle a goddamned thing, it is cetralized and people like you with big pockets will decide when and how coins will be created after-mining. You also allready decided that the created coins will go to the biggest accounts.

Now go trolling on the emunie forum.

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Brainstorm on topics…
- Clients
- Security / interface improvement
- Arbitrary message and mobile app
- Features / source code development
- Promotion and marketing
- Attacks
- Quote of the week
- Bounties (new and ended)
- NXT initiatives / new sites / games / scams and so on…
- Open discussions (voting system, unclaimed coins, exchanges and so on…)

What this newsletter comes down to is in essence just answering everybody: Where are we now?How can I help? ….. What is NXT?

PM me if you want to contribute.

I posted this on nextcoin and forum.nxtcrypto too.

https://forums.nxtcrypto.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=562
https://nextcoin.org/index.php/topic,2915.0.html

Please spread the word to other threads that you know of too, if you want this to happen.

Thanks!

Anybody in the United States who opens a USD/NXT gateway has a lot more than the NSA to worry about.  There is a LOT of very specific paperwork to fill out to become a Money Services Institution (not the official title, but there is one.)  Cryptsy is following this path and as soon as they have the applications approved, they are effectively an officially registered US Bank and can start selling cryptos for USD.  Anybody in the US who trys that without clearing it first with the Feds gets this happening to them:

http://www.theverge.com/2013/8/23/4651926/us-government-seized-5-million-from-bitcoin-behemoth-mt-gox

I'm interested, was thinking about increasing my stake anyways

Not sure how much attention this will attract, but I suppose if we can double-triple-quadruple the amount of people looking for flaws in the source code it'd be a good call.

95% of DGEX price.

I'll take 1 BTC worth at 0.00003 - and if the BTC helps the NXT project then it's win - win

My coins are all over the place but I can do the trade later today - or if you want to wait until you have 10 people that's fine too (but then it would be nice if it could be 5% off dgex price if the exchange rate is below 0.00003).

All previous hashes. At block 1440 reliability of prediction will be ~0%.

wow wait 1 sec. maybe there r more interested in this....

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This is a bounty.

So TF predicts with 1440 blocks in advance? (I read that is something like .99*.99*.99*... and so on for further blocks)
It takes only the last block hash to determine that, or several previous hashes?

I don't think being a public figure on an important crypto-currency is a good thing : Fuserleer takes everything personally. Look at what happened, few people spread some FUD and he cancel the IPO that people where waiting for months and has already be postponed before.
Dan Hughes is probably a very nice guy but there is no way a human can handle the pressure from creating and managing the claimed most important crypto-currency ever.

I am more confident with Bitcoin and NXT.

But the people get much more interactive if they own something which could become worth significant more than now. Also the unclaimed coins should be used for bounties.

NXT NEWSLETTER

On the subject of info getting lost and most of us spending hours after hours on catching up on bitcointalk, nxtcoin.org, forum.nxtcrypto +

I have the time to tie a newsletter together a week - if somebody is willing to help me with info. I don't have the time anymore to trawl all the NXT-threads, but I can gather, sample and send the updates out, if I am feeded a resume from the different sources of information. 

NXTers on the mailing list will then get a chance to focus on their own battleground, while still getting the most important headlines from every other field of the NXT development (with links to the sources). Personally I like being up to date - also in the fields I am not capable of contributing to. And another plus: Important announcements for the community can easier reach everybody via a maillinglist.

We need at least one person from:
- Bitcointalk (main thread + various others) 
- Nextcoin forum 
- Forum.nxtcrypto 
to join this project and "feed" the newsletter resumes.
Info sent directly from developers or marketeers is of course also welcomed.

I don't have a thing (or NXT  ) to give you in return, but contributors will get their acc number on their contributions - and more importantly right now: Help to organize the NXT stream of info.

/apenzl

10 BTC looks good enough for the reward.

I think we could distribute the coins among 10 persons. 1 BTC to each one.

Yes, that is still my attitude toward NXT! It has turned out to be an excellent investment, and I feel very fortunate to have spotted BCNext's original post when I did. By then I had however, already discovered emunie 6 weeks earlier, and even on the day I sent in my contribution to BCNext's IPO I knew that the NXT big thing in the crypto currency world was going to be a system that tackled price volatility head on. NXT isn't doing that, but emunie is.

It is possible to design a system that can sense network supply and demand signals in real time and adjust the rate of currency creation dynamically. This is the moment in history when human knowledge can use computing power and decentralised networks to do something like this. Elastic supply and price stability is possible, and I believe emunie will achieve this.

It isn't rocket science, but it is digital currency science, and Fuserleer is a pioneer, just like Satoshi, and BCNxt is a pioneer also.

But Fuserleer is real person named Dan Hughes, and I've chatted with him, and got to know him. He's a really good guy. Don't you guys wish you could have a chat with Satoshi or BCNext nearly every day in a shoutbox? But you can't. Nobody can, because those guys have chosen to hide - that's a bit sad, and it's going to make selling crypto currencies to the general public and business a lot harder.

Transparent forging is very clever, and if it works as planned NXT might achieve visa transaction rates. BUT, emunie can achieve visa transaction rates too, and it's 100% anonymous, with a super lightweight blocktree, and it has human understandable addresses like alias names, and messaging, and chat, and will have a p2p exchange very soon too - plus a heap of other stuff that blows my mind. It'll work on a phone too eventually, so it'll be mobile friendly.

I'm not a technical guy, but I know what I've seen testing the beta clients, and my money is on Fuserleer doing exactly what he has said he'll do. He's nearly there, and eventually all the code demons will get to see how he did it. But only a fool would reveal HOW it works before he's launched his product. And he's done so much testing, when it launches it will be ready for wide adoption without bugs and crashes.

A fixed supply does not make a good currency, so I'm an emunie guy, with a solid respect for NXT.

How many will you sell? Would be best if you sold to multiple people if a lot, so as to distribute and not encourage hoarding.

Let's do 95% of DGEX price.