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Guys, imagine many many assets for BTC on the Asset Exchange. And one of them is the asset of James' gateway.

What could we do to make it easier for average Joe to choose the right and trusted one and ignore the shitty scam assets?

have a site where verified companies advertise and people "request a code" by entering there nxt address in a box for the company/asset they are intersted in buying  and they get a message on the client from the real seller of the asset with a link to the real asset!

perhaps on the new block explorer that gives stats! just have a green tick or something for a verified companies

Other less centralized ideas?

Pandaisftw posted some ideas a while back - which are here

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1FsyumJLmQ9ckLNkHlmW1oPRGOoK3oAg_pVjFz3s0fNw/edit#slide=id.g1ce2334a0_00

I don't know if anyone has picked them up - would need to be implemented client-side...

If memory serves, CIYAM commented positively on pandaisftw's recommendations (or was it Wesleyh?)

Speaking selfishly, these or similar features would benefit Nxtopia greatly. Cheesy
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I have 1,000,000 TestNxt.
I want to send it out to two people, so we have two people looking at it.
Then I will make the thread and we can GO!
Please give me your Test account number and I'll send you 500,000 TestNxt

10201806037510420301

@ wesley. you kow after copying id no under nxt logo.. can you make the box close automatically after clicking? would be more fluid then having to click elsewhere to get it to go away?

This already happens automatically. Not for you? Which browser, version and OS?
sr. member
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@wesley..

you know in trade history on an asset page.. can you show whether they are buy/sells like on bter?

Impossible, the api does not provide that information. Trade history is completed trades anyway, so it's a buy and sell.
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Uh oh - if black circles are the mark of Emule I think I'm in trouble...
I am DOOOOMED.
Is this where I get thrown in the pond and if I sink I'm innocent and if I float I'm guilty and its the bonfire for me.....
Seriously we have lots to do without having a troll-hunt to expose our favourite troll who hides under the forum...
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Please note that I goofed in my original post about the multipool.  The ports are 3008 for the vardiff, 3032 for the fixed 32-difficulty shares and 3256 for the fixed 256 difficulty shares.
that is:

stratum+tcp://hashrate.org:3008 for vardiff
stratum+tcp://hashrate.org:3032 for fixed 32-dificulty shares
stratum+tcp://hashrate.org:3256 for fixed 256 difficulty shares.

username: your NXT id
password: whatever you want

The share stats are all on the hashrate.org page but they are currently password protected because I am exposing them directly through the redis-commander (which is a big security nono) - I will get the stats all on a totally open public-facing page first thing tomorrow.  I should have SHA-2566 up by then too.

Thanks all!

Hi all,
I should have the public facing site available later tonight - sorry, I am at my day job currently and I have to go out to my parents for dinner after work but I will get the statistics working tonight once I get home.  I will also have a status page, where you can easily check the pool health/status/latency.

For now though, here are the pool stats per worker:

NXT ADDRESS                    WORK (SHARE * SHAREDIFF)
1762953482260651997           70960
10533725144527397164    2760
7618169005788956270           80704
10585982206581025333       391976
9415965710853847055            7360
7636587858188289735             24600
11406935220378196801    5568
7060315567742807944             9024
14475745119171788011    9728
13777396447329170446    34896
2188420453403939369             7968
283604373343614492         26656
(the full pay-out policy will be posted on the site once it's made public later today, but it pays out prop based on amount of work done.  
The pool so far has been doing not bad orphan-wise:
validShares(not taking into account difficulty):   73769
invalidShares   130

First payouts have been sent to these miners
1762953482260650000
7618169005788950000
10585982206581000000
13777396447329100000
283604373343614000
some of the others have still only obtained only a few NXT.  I will be updating the stratums at some point over the next couple of days to allow you to pass your requested payout interval along with the wallet ID as the name of the worker.



That was quick from just being an idea (a nice one) to be actually being implemented. A lot better than the rest of crap ideas here that are being "discussed" for months but nothing happens.

If this picks up, it will be be good for nxt.


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Those that have typed suggestions in this thread for my web client and that haven't yet been implemented, please send them again, this time via PM. I lost track of a few!
legendary
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But remember that everything that is said here has an impact. We are running a multi-million dollar business here. A lot of people seem to forget this and post stuff like they are on a hobby project between friends. Great if you look at it like this, but the harsh reality is that it's no child play anymore.

+1440
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Lol,one post from someone upset with the price is not NEGATIVITY.

In fact,most of the people posting here daily and working on the project,have had no issue with the price and dont really care.The negativity is brought by people who come to cry for not earning free bitcoins with nxt fast.And you have to include people who post here on purpose to show negativity because for any reason they dont want Nxt to succeed.

It's not about one post (I accidentally quoted some posts, which I immediately corrected), it's been going on for the last two weeks.
The parts about the nodecoins, asset exchange, schedule, people leaving etc.

It's not me imagining things, I've heard the same from friends and read the same observations from several people in this topic.

Funny that you mention people "crying" about the price. Remember that everyone needs everyone! Don't be so condescending in your wording.
If the price gets to low NXT funding has major problems, because in the outside world things cost money.

The people working on NXT for free are my heroes! Really!
But remember that everything that is said here has an impact. We are running a multi-million dollar "business" here. A lot of people seem to forget this and post stuff like they are on a hobby project between friends. Great if you look at it like this, but the harsh reality is that it's no child play anymore.
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Nice, second one accusing and comparing me the same way.

sort it out yourself guys.

What has become of this community?

Was determined to buy back but no thanks after this shit.

never mind GL and bye

BTW: I am the second community member you personally chase away.


oh i chased you away?  OK so after I made you mod at 2 different forums sites and give you leave to operate there how you see fit, all I have to do it point our a few coincidences (while in no means being rude in any way) and thats considered "chasing you away"?  Sounds to me like you werent very committed in the first place.

Nobody is/was attacking you, there is no proof anyways, we are simply pointing out some coincidences.  Untwist your panties and stop being a baby. 

LOL wait, hang on everybody.... Besides pinarello, guess who the ONLY OTHER member here who accused me of chasing off someone was?  any guesses?
sr. member
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Guys, imagine many many assets for BTC on the Asset Exchange. And one of them is the asset of James' gateway.

What could we do to make it easier for average Joe to choose the right and trusted one and ignore the shitty scam assets?

have a site where verified companies advertise and people "request a code" by entering there nxt address in a box for the company/asset they are intersted in buying  and they get a message on the client from the real seller of the asset with a link to the real asset!

perhaps on the new block explorer that gives stats! just have a green tick or something for a verified companies

Other less centralized ideas?

Pandaisftw posted some ideas a while back - which are here

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1FsyumJLmQ9ckLNkHlmW1oPRGOoK3oAg_pVjFz3s0fNw/edit#slide=id.g1ce2334a0_00

I don't know if anyone has picked them up - would need to be implemented client-side...
legendary
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#Free market
testNxt please 6515018204386661313

15k TestNxt sent , have fun Wink .
sr. member
Activity: 288
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Please note that I goofed in my original post about the multipool.  The ports are 3008 for the vardiff, 3032 for the fixed 32-difficulty shares and 3256 for the fixed 256 difficulty shares.
that is:

stratum+tcp://hashrate.org:3008 for vardiff
stratum+tcp://hashrate.org:3032 for fixed 32-dificulty shares
stratum+tcp://hashrate.org:3256 for fixed 256 difficulty shares.

username: your NXT id
password: whatever you want

The share stats are all on the hashrate.org page but they are currently password protected because I am exposing them directly through the redis-commander (which is a big security nono) - I will get the stats all on a totally open public-facing page first thing tomorrow.  I should have SHA-2566 up by then too.

Thanks all!

Hi all,
I should have the public facing site available later tonight - sorry, I am at my day job currently and I have to go out to my parents for dinner after work but I will get the statistics working tonight once I get home.  I will also have a status page, where you can easily check the pool health/status/latency.

For now though, here are the pool stats per worker:

NXT ADDRESS                    WORK (SHARE * SHAREDIFF)
1762953482260651997           70960
10533725144527397164    2760
7618169005788956270           80704
10585982206581025333       391976
9415965710853847055            7360
7636587858188289735             24600
11406935220378196801    5568
7060315567742807944             9024
14475745119171788011    9728
13777396447329170446    34896
2188420453403939369             7968
283604373343614492         26656
(the full pay-out policy will be posted on the site once it's made public later today, but it pays out prop based on amount of work done.  
The pool so far has been doing not bad orphan-wise:
validShares(not taking into account difficulty):   73769
invalidShares   130

First payouts have been sent to these miners
1762953482260650000
7618169005788950000
10585982206581000000
13777396447329100000
283604373343614000
some of the others have still only obtained only a few NXT.  I will be updating the stratums at some point over the next couple of days to allow you to pass your requested payout interval along with the wallet ID as the name of the worker.


Nice!!For someone like me who has no idea of mining.
How much Nxt can this generate per day every 24h, depending on number of users?
hero member
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What new paper about Nxt?
after some consultations etc I got this from one talented guy:
I am really glad that the first Nxt financial and economic analysis was finished,
so I can present you a 15-pages paper from one very smart guy:

What are the economic parameters of Nxt?

his Nxt ID for donations is:

1820734801611231561

Comments will be post to: https://nextcoin.org/index.php/topic,4433.0.html
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small fry
Please note that I goofed in my original post about the multipool.  The ports are 3008 for the vardiff, 3032 for the fixed 32-difficulty shares and 3256 for the fixed 256 difficulty shares.
that is:

stratum+tcp://hashrate.org:3008 for vardiff
stratum+tcp://hashrate.org:3032 for fixed 32-dificulty shares
stratum+tcp://hashrate.org:3256 for fixed 256 difficulty shares.

username: your NXT id
password: whatever you want

The share stats are all on the hashrate.org page but they are currently password protected because I am exposing them directly through the redis-commander (which is a big security nono) - I will get the stats all on a totally open public-facing page first thing tomorrow.  I should have SHA-2566 up by then too.

Thanks all!

Hi all,
I should have the public facing site available later tonight - sorry, I am at my day job currently and I have to go out to my parents for dinner after work but I will get the statistics working tonight once I get home.  I will also have a status page, where you can easily check the pool health/status/latency.

For now though, here are the pool stats per worker:

NXT ADDRESS                    WORK (SHARE * SHAREDIFF)
1762953482260651997           70960
10533725144527397164    2760
7618169005788956270           80704
10585982206581025333       391976
9415965710853847055            7360
7636587858188289735             24600
11406935220378196801    5568
7060315567742807944             9024
14475745119171788011    9728
13777396447329170446    34896
2188420453403939369             7968
283604373343614492         26656
(the full pay-out policy will be posted on the site once it's made public later today, but it pays out prop based on amount of work done.  
The pool so far has been doing not bad orphan-wise:
validShares(not taking into account difficulty):   73769
invalidShares   130

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What's up with all the negativity and hostility lately?

I must say you really start to know the people when times get tough and there are quite a lot of folks on edge here since the prices have been dropping.

Please remember that EVERYONE can read these threads. What would you think if you were interested in a crypto and saw all this bickering and hatefulness?  Sad

The last few days I've thought of selling every one of my 72k NXT because I started to realize that with all this negativity, no matter how good the tech is, NXT will NOT succeed...

Think about the consequences when you guys barf sh*t out of your keyboards!

+1

+100 to mikesbmw.
Even if everything is going to shit, we need to keep our heads up and not fall into the trap of taking our frustrations out on others.
And again: think before you post, please. This thread has a very public function.

I really havent seen so much negativity.Sure there have been discussions,but today,although the price dropped a lot last night,we 've seen lots of new projects/ideas..

Brian offering to search devs,a web with all data from the asset exchange,the first hours of the first NXT mining pool, a new paper about Nxt,the confirmation someone is working on TF,CIYAM back to the thread,new ideas,more people introducing themselves to the community...
sr. member
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What's up with all the negativity and hostility lately?

I must say you really start to know the people when times get tough and there are quite a lot of folks on edge here since the prices have been dropping.

Please remember that EVERYONE can read these threads. What would you think if you were interested in a crypto and saw all this bickering and hatefulness?  Sad

The last few days I've thought of selling every one of my 72k NXT because I started to realize that with all this negativity, no matter how good the tech is, NXT will NOT succeed...

Think about the consequences when you guys barf sh*t out of your keyboards!

+1

Exactly what I was just thinking reading the last few pages. You want to be treated with respect like an adult? Act like one. Some of the behaviour people will just air out for everyone to see in the most inappropriate venues, blows my mind.

But they do call this the nxt "pub thread"... Sometimes it seems like a real pub in the later hours of the night,  lol.

Yep just like the pub and others sometimes have to step in and stop things getting out of hand.... ^^^  Roll Eyes
hero member
Activity: 854
Merit: 1001
What's up with all the negativity and hostility lately?

I must say you really start to know the people when times get tough and there are quite a lot of folks on edge here since the prices have been dropping.

Please remember that EVERYONE can read these threads. What would you think if you were interested in a crypto and saw all this bickering and hatefulness?  Sad

The last few days I've thought of selling every one of my 72k NXT because I started to realize that with all this negativity, no matter how good the tech is, NXT will NOT succeed...

Think about the consequences when you guys barf sh*t out of your keyboards!

+1

+100 to mikesbmw.
Even if everything is going to shit, we need to keep our heads up and not fall into the trap of taking our frustrations out on others.
And again: think before you post, please. This thread has a very public function.
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Crypti Community Manager
I'm *only* 14 pages behind on the thread, almost up-to-date, but I have a little VPS problem:

Just upgraded to NRS 8.9 from 7.5, but I'm getting 'the matrix has you' when I try to connect from home....
Anyone want to post an example of a nxt.properties file that allows full access to a VPS/node?

I'll pick it up in an hour or so, thx v. much.

Code:
#### PEER NETWORKING ####

# Announce my IP address/hostname to peers and allow them to share it with other peers.
# If disabled, peer networking servlet will not be started at all.
nxt.shareMyAddress=true

# Port for incoming peer to peer networking requests, if enabled.
nxt.peerServerPort=7874

# Host interface on which to listen for peer networking requests, default all.
nxt.peerServerHost=0.0.0.0

# My externally visible IP address or host name, to be announced to peers.
# It can optionally include a port number, which will also be announced to peers,
# and may be different from nxt.peerServerPort (useful if you do port forwarding behind a router).
nxt.myAddress=

# My platform, to be announced to peers.
nxt.myPlatform=PC

# My hallmark, if available.
nxt.myHallmark=

# A list of well known peer addresses / host names, separated by '; '.
# If not set, a random selection of nxtcrypto.org and nxtbase.com nodes is used.
nxt.wellKnownPeers=

# Known bad peers to be blacklisted
nxt.knownBlacklistedPeers=

# Peers used for testnet only.
nxt.testnetPeers=bug.airdns.org; tn01.nxtsolaris.info; node10.mynxtcoin.org; node9.mynxtcoin.org; testnxt-jp.cloudapp.net; testnxt-ne.cloudapp.net; testnxt-we.cloudapp.net

# Maintain active connections with at least that many peers.
nxt.maxNumberOfConnectedPublicPeers=20

# Peer networking connect timeout for outgoing connections.
nxt.connectTimeout=2000

# Peer networking read timeout for outgoing connections.
nxt.readTimeout=5000

# Peer networking server idle timeout, milliseconds.
nxt.peerServerIdleTimeout=5000

# Use the peer hallmark to only connect with peers above the defined push/pull hallmark thresholds.
nxt.enableHallmarkProtection=true

# Hallmark threshold to use when sending data to peers.
nxt.pushThreshold=0

# Hallmark threshold to use when requesting data from peers.
nxt.pullThreshold=0

# Blacklist peers for 300000 milliseconds (i.e. 5 minutes by default).
nxt.blacklistingPeriod=300000

# Consider a new transaction or block sent after 10 peers have received it.
nxt.sendToPeersLimit=10

# Enable the Jetty Denial of Service Filter for the peer networking server.
nxt.enablePeerServerDoSFilter=true

# Use testnet, leave set to false unless you are really testing.
# Never unlock your real accounts on testnet! Use separate accounts for testing only.
# When using testnet, all custom port settings will be ignored,
# and hardcoded ports of 6874 (peer networking), 6875 (UI) and 6876 (API) will be used.
nxt.isTestnet=false



#### API SERVER ####

# Accept http/json API requests.
nxt.enableAPIServer=true

# Hosts from which to allow http/json API requests, if enabled.
nxt.allowedBotHosts=*

# Port for http/json API requests.
nxt.apiServerPort=7876

# Host interface on which to listen for http/json API request, default localhost only.
# Set to 0.0.0.0 to allow the API server to accept requests from all network interfaces.
nxt.apiServerHost=127.0.0.1

# Idle timeout for http/json API request connections, milliseconds.
nxt.apiServerIdleTimeout=30000

# Directory with admin html tools utilizing the http/json API, optional.
nxt.apiResourceBase=html/tools

# Java API documentation directory, optional.
nxt.javadocResourceBase=html/doc

# Enable Cross Origin Filter for the API server.
nxt.apiServerCORS=false

# Enable SSL for the API server (also need to set nxt.keyStorePath and nxt.keyStorePassword).
nxt.apiSSL=false

# Enforce requests that require POST to only be accepted when submitted as POST.
nxt.apiServerEnforcePOST=false



#### NRS USER INTERFACE ####

# Enable the default NRS user interface.
nxt.enableUIServer=true

# Hosts from which to allow NRS user interface requests, if enabled.
nxt.allowedUserHosts=*

# Port for NRS user interface server.
nxt.uiServerPort=7875

# Host interface for NRS user interface server, default localhost only.
# Set to 0.0.0.0 to allow the UI to be accessed on all network interfaces.
nxt.uiServerHost=127.0.0.1

# Idle timeout for NRS user interface server, milliseconds.
nxt.uiServerIdleTimeout=30000

# Directory with html and javascript files for the NRS client user interface.
nxt.uiResourceBase=html/nrs

# Enable Cross Origin Filter for NRS user interface server.
nxt.uiServerCORS=false

# Enable SSL for the NRS user interface (also need to set nxt.keyStorePath and nxt.keyStorePassword).
nxt.uiSSL=false

# Enforce requests that require POST to only be accepted when submitted as POST.
nxt.uiServerEnforcePOST=true



#### DEBUGGING ####

# Log file, will be overwritten at every restart.
nxt.log=nxt.log

# Enable debug log output.
nxt.debug=false

# Enable logging of exception stack traces.
nxt.enableStackTraces=true

# Enable logging of Jetty messages.
nxt.debugJetty=false

# Used for debugging peer to peer communications.
nxt.communicationLoggingMask=0



#### DATABASE ####

# Database connection JDBC url, see the H2 documentation for possible customizations.
# Append ;AUTO_SERVER=TRUE to enable automatic mixed mode access.
# The nxt_db folder is expected to be in the current working directory, will be created if missing.
nxt.dbUrl=jdbc:h2:nxt_db/nxt;DB_CLOSE_ON_EXIT=FALSE

# Database connection JDBC url to use with the test network, if isTestnet=true
nxt.testDbUrl=jdbc:h2:nxt_test_db/nxt;DB_CLOSE_ON_EXIT=FALSE

# Database connection timeout in seconds.
nxt.dbLoginTimeout=70

# Maximum simultaneous database connections.
nxt.maxDbConnections=10

# The memory allocated to database cache, in kB.
# If set to 0, defaults to 50 % of the memory available to the JVM.
nxt.dbCacheKB=0



#### JETTY ####

# Settings for the Jetty Denial Of Service Filter, used for the peer networking server only.
nxt.peerServerDoSFilter.maxRequestsPerSec=30
nxt.peerServerDoSFilter.delayMs=1000
nxt.peerServerDoSFilter.maxRequestMs=300000

# keystore file and password, required if uiSSL or apiSSL are enabled.
nxt.keyStorePath=keystore
nxt.keyStorePassword=password
hero member
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Merit: 1001
I'm *only* 14 pages behind on the thread, almost up-to-date, but I have a little VPS problem:

Just upgraded to NRS 8.9 from 7.5, but I'm getting 'the matrix has you' when I try to connect from home....
Anyone want to post an example of a nxt.properties file that allows full access to a VPS/node?

I'll pick it up in an hour or so, thx v. much.
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