Topic: NXT :: descendant of Bitcoin - Updated Information - page 2304. (Read 2761629 times)

Could anyone send me some NXT coins? I heard that people must be generous with this specific coin. I have 0,00 in my account, no idea if it even works...

10213730330322279921 - my infamous wallet number

I see 2 branches. Check ur recent block. If it's less than 22264 then use https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/67242472/nxtfiles.zip and catch recent blocks!

How many times client was opened.

yeah.... hmmm wonder where GCinc is

i only got 93  

how on earth did 12968364353024827435 forge 2 blocks in a row? 22227 and 22228?


ETA:  its happening more too, same people are forgig multipl lbloks!!!

as early adopters we should take care that no child abusers will use our alias system for their purposes... lets think about how to prevent that as much as possible... for example I've just registered some aliases so that they wont get I to bad hands...

PS: question to core devs : is it possible to block some keywords (or a variation of keywords combined, to prevent alias registrations like: child;children;kids etc wont be possible to register together with this keywords : porn; f*** ;sex etc. ?
I think it would be a great ...

wazup with .org cant it handle the traffic?

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Here's a list of all the Alias I own. Each one have his own account/password

http://pastebin.com/PYF5RYQi

strange, where the 1M+100 came from before this account receive any incoming fud?

can you please get us english speakers the short translated version of why he wanted that alias, what it means, and how it was a misunderstanding, and why he paid so much?

the 2nd one was considered a reassignment of the target URI

I have to say, I'm impressed by Nxt, 2000+ unconfirmed transactions at once multiple times after the alias system launch and the client and network had no problems at all (at least for me).

Great job Come-from-Beyond and BCNext.

Its funny - CFB managed to make transaction before the genesis block!

ACCOUNT   :   11541844302056663007

Timestamp	Account	Amount	Fee	Transaction	Block
24.11.2013 13:00:00	1739068987193023818	4,987,575	0	2119615107677390707	2680262203532249785
24.11.2013 12:44:31	78880408059	1,000,000	100	4016189039045729226	14084146571794201371

(Really it get into sixth block  )

thank you for letting me "Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateapokaiwhenuakitanatahu"

Wow a new exchange? Do you have any more info CfB?

Try Python @codeacademy

Total newbie here, I'm just trying to wrap my head around how this works, but can someone please give me some ballpark / average figures regarding if this is a worthwhile investment financially? (Ignoring for a minute the greater advantages or disadvantages of cyptocurrencies in general, or of one over another)

Assuming the exchange rate of NXT to USD or whatever fiat currency remained stable (which I presume people hope / expect it won't but rather will rise) what kind of return does the PoS give compared to if I had fiat currency in a savings account at maybe 3% compounded interest. If I bought 1,000,000 NXT how much NXT would I have after 1 year, assuming I forge 24/7?
Is the return based on the number of transactions, so the more it's traded the more you earn? Is there a difficulty factor like bitcoin has? I assume the more people that a forging, the smaller the piece of pie that you get.

If you got a 5% return on 1,000,000 NXT, do you also get a 5% return if you have 100,000,000? Or does a larger stake mean a greater reward per coin?

I appreciate the numbers change but what I'm trying to figure out is, if you mine whatever altcoin, you make an initial outlay of capital for mining equipment, and then regardless of the exchange rate, you earn an income from mining that coin, bitcoin is obviously a bad example now because it's not profitable, but but if you're mining litecoins, say, then you making a return on your initial investment isn't dependent on the value of litecoin going up over time. Is there a tangible return on NXT, or are your only real hopes for the coins you forge being worth anything significant dependent on NXT being adopted by a decent percentage of the market?

Sorry if none of that makes any sense.

All words from "The 20 Most Expensive Keywords in Google AdWords" were registered by somebody (not me). Good job! 

Yeah, the owner of the alias could set the URI to his account id, and that would make it easy to remember.
Since the framework is there, someone sooner or later will develop a tool to make these mappings transparently built into the client software, shouldn't be hard for a decent coder.