Where can I see the number of confirmations? (I only see 10+)
Or you can hover your mouse over 10+ and see the number of confirmations 
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Where do you see the phrase "You can generate the next block in XX hours"?
Your account has to have a balance that is confirmed by 1440 transactions. Then you get it. I'm waiting too.
Yes. I expected 1 day is OK, but actually I wait more than 1 day. Just wait 1440 blocks.
Where do you see the phrase "You can generate the next block in XX hours"?
Your account has to have a balance that is confirmed by 1440 transactions. Then you get it. I'm waiting too.
Thank you very much for your answer! Where can I see the number of confirmations? (I only see 10+)
Go here: http://87.230.14.1/nxt/nxt.cgi?action=10
and enter the transaction ID from your account's starting input.
That will give you your current confirmations.
Thank you very much!
No problem! I had the exact same questions and it took forever for someone to give me any answer. Glad I could help.
Where do you see the phrase "You can generate the next block in XX hours"?
Your account has to have a balance that is confirmed by 1440 transactions. Then you get it. I'm waiting too.
Thank you very much for your answer! Where can I see the number of confirmations? (I only see 10+)
Go here: http://87.230.14.1/nxt/nxt.cgi?action=10
and enter the transaction ID from your account's starting input.
That will give you your current confirmations.
Thank you very much!
Where do you see the phrase "You can generate the next block in XX hours"?
Your account has to have a balance that is confirmed by 1440 transactions. Then you get it. I'm waiting too.
Thank you very much for your answer! Where can I see the number of confirmations? (I only see 10+)
Go here: http://87.230.14.1/nxt/nxt.cgi?action=10
and enter the transaction ID from your account's starting input.
That will give you your current confirmations.
Where do you see the phrase "You can generate the next block in XX hours"?
Your account has to have a balance that is confirmed by 1440 transactions. Then you get it. I'm waiting too.
Thank you very much for your answer! Where can I see the number of confirmations? (I only see 10+)
Where do you see the phrase "You can generate the next block in XX hours"?
Your account has to have a balance that is confirmed by 1440 transactions. Then you get it. I'm waiting too.
any idea where i can see how many coins were sent to the exodus address total?
~21Btc. Look at previous thread it was published there. All process was public and open. http://nxtgenesisblock.appspot.com/
how many coins does the creator hold in this project?
My stake is/will be 1 BTC worth. I will not get any NXT for free.
so if there were 10 bitcoins sent to the exodus address total than that would mean that he would have 100million next right? is that how that works? any idea where i can see how many coins were sent to the exodus address total?
Is there no white paper?
But I have never seen any "mining", where can I find it indicating I'm mining?
There is no "mining" in the regular sense with NXT. All coins are pre-mined; solving a block allows you to collect tx fees.
To solve blocks, you must have some NXT in your account. Unlock the account and click the blocks icon in the UI. If you are up-to-date you will see a message "You can generate the next block in X" at the top.
So excited. I got "You can generate the next block in XX hours".
What I mean is PoS mining.
Since Nov. 24, we have now ~ 6690 blocks, which suggests that the block chain generation is slower than 1440 blocks a day. Why so big difference?
Where do you see the phrase "You can generate the next block in XX hours"?
But I have never seen any "mining", where can I find it indicating I'm mining?
There is no "mining" in the regular sense with NXT. All coins are pre-mined; solving a block allows you to collect tx fees.
To solve blocks, you must have some NXT in your account. Unlock the account and click the blocks icon in the UI. If you are up-to-date you will see a message "You can generate the next block in X" at the top.
So excited. I got "You can generate the next block in XX hours".
What I mean is PoS mining.
Since Nov. 24, we have now ~ 6690 blocks, which suggests that the block chain generation is slower than 1440 blocks a day. Why so big difference?
A question on mining.
It's said that we need to wait ~ 24 hours (1440 blocks) to mine. So how to understand this 1440 blocks? For example, I got some coins input, and then after 1440 blocks I start the client and open my account, and then the mining is started, right?
Or, I should start the client and open my account, keep my computer running without shutting down, and then after 1440 blocks the mining is in effect?
What's the true case?
Thanks.
It's said that we need to wait ~ 24 hours (1440 blocks) to mine. So how to understand this 1440 blocks? For example, I got some coins input, and then after 1440 blocks I start the client and open my account, and then the mining is started, right?
Or, I should start the client and open my account, keep my computer running without shutting down, and then after 1440 blocks the mining is in effect?
What's the true case?
Thanks.
Actually, i dont think we should call it mining. because in NXT we dont mine anything, we just securing the coin network & its payments. And our reward is block Fee's. So we should not confuse it with formal mining in other coins (Since all the coins in NXT is already minted).
how many coins does the creator hold in this project?
My stake is/will be 1 BTC worth. I will not get any NXT for free.
A question on mining.
It's said that we need to wait ~ 24 hours (1440 blocks) to mine. So how to understand this 1440 blocks? For example, I got some coins input, and then after 1440 blocks I start the client and open my account, and then the mining is started, right?
Or, I should start the client and open my account, keep my computer running without shutting down, and then after 1440 blocks the mining is in effect?
What's the true case?
Thanks.
It's said that we need to wait ~ 24 hours (1440 blocks) to mine. So how to understand this 1440 blocks? For example, I got some coins input, and then after 1440 blocks I start the client and open my account, and then the mining is started, right?
Or, I should start the client and open my account, keep my computer running without shutting down, and then after 1440 blocks the mining is in effect?
What's the true case?
Thanks.
I received an extra 1 coin in my account and my blockchains not even downloaded and I haven't stayed logged in more than a few hours at a time. I presume that was mined I definitely wasn't sent it when I bought mine.
But I have never seen any "mining", where can I find it indicating I'm mining?
There is no "mining" in the regular sense with NXT. All coins are pre-mined; solving a block allows you to collect tx fees.
To solve blocks, you must have some NXT in your account. Unlock the account and click the blocks icon in the UI. If you are up-to-date you will see a message "You can generate the next block in X" at the top.
But I have never seen any "mining", where can I find it indicating I'm mining?
how many coins does the creator hold in this project?
What's the true case?
A question on mining.
It's said that we need to wait ~ 24 hours (1440 blocks) to mine. So how to understand this 1440 blocks? For example, I got some coins input, and then after 1440 blocks I start the client and open my account, and then the mining is started, right?
Or, I should start the client and open my account, keep my computer running without shutting down, and then after 1440 blocks the mining is in effect?
What's the true case?
Thanks.
It's said that we need to wait ~ 24 hours (1440 blocks) to mine. So how to understand this 1440 blocks? For example, I got some coins input, and then after 1440 blocks I start the client and open my account, and then the mining is started, right?
Or, I should start the client and open my account, keep my computer running without shutting down, and then after 1440 blocks the mining is in effect?
What's the true case?
Thanks.
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