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Part 2 of ZipZap and GoCoin

When I spoke to the guys at the conference, both were asking basically the same thing:

"How is the market we attract different than Bitcoin/Litecoin"

This is an extremely valuable point.  If we don't bring in a different market segment, why add redundancy. I know some people don't like the green/eco area, that's cool, but it's a legit difference.  As Bitcoin continues to get larger, some people aren't going to be fond of the amount of resources it utilizes. Nxt should be able to appeal to that market on a mass scale.

What else? Why add us if you already have Bitcoin/Litecoin?


This is important, not just mental masturbation. I'd like to make contact again by the end of the week.


Green is nice, but not the important thing.

NXT is PoS
NXT is a whole ecosystem
NXT is new code. ( when they find a flaw in BTC, its not in NXT)


Which is great for us, but does not answer the demographic questions we were presented.  Nikel and I talked in detail about everything you said above, while that's fantastic for the crypto nerds among us... (PoS gives me a binary chubby) it doesn't give a reason for a payment processor to add us when Bitcoin and Litecoin will already satisfy most of the assumed market. Does that make sense? Try talking ecosystem with your local mom and pop shop down the road. Smiley


This is exactly why face to face meetings are so important, you can cut right through the bull and figure out why we're not already accepted in specific services.  I needed to wait to follow-up due to client development.. now we're in a place to demo a few different types, follow-up is ready.


One argument can be we'll attract a much more technical base. The flaws in Bitcoin code also makes some sense, but that's more of a retention than attraction tool. Are there specific market segments that we could bring to the party that the others might not initially attract without serious effort. Maybe you can help me expand on those ideas and help frame it as a benefit to those organizations?

It's not about us, it's about how our involvement can benefit the company which also benefits us. That's why part 1 is about the liquidity charts that both parties really appreciated. Another is the amount of money we have stashed away for marketing and projects.. we're serious about developing and promoting Nxt (along with it's partners) for the long term. I believe that is a benefit the others can't claim.



We believe in the decentralization of the security of our network.  PoW currencies get centralized.  BTC is getting more and more centralized.  Now with ASICs for scrypt appearing, Litecoin will follow the same fate.

Decentralization appeals to a wide mass of people who are not comfortable with their security being controlled by a select few.
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Is anyone noticing less forging with 0.7.5?

I have enough to forge every 30 hours or so, but lately the targets are SO LOW, that it's been days since I hit a block. Tonight it got down to 30 minutes, but nothing seems to have happened, nothing in the blockchain explorer, and no alert from mynxt.info and now its back to 4.5 days.

seems weird, dunno.
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[...]

The big rule of wiki editing is be bold, because mistakes can always be fixed, changes can always be reverted, but nothing happens if no one starts doing it. I'm a hypocrite for saying this (but I'm working on it!). There's social conditioning holding us back, like in the company of so many smart people here, I keep feeling like I'm not the guy who should be doing this. But in order to achieve a truly free market of both price and ideas (which I believe we're all working towards), we need to grow past this, be willing to put our ideas and works up on the frontline, even if they're premature,  flawed or even awful. Let other people improve it as time goes by. And in return, we should not regard those who stepped up first and fell short harshly.

+1
People, write on the wiki! Lets make it less of a ghost town!
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Hey guys, how much NXT do I actually need to forge some blocks?

I currently have 10, yes ten, no not 10K, and it says that I can generate a block in 22429 days... Is this for real?  Huh

Can anyone pls to top me up, so that I would not need to wait for several centuries 1762953482260651997  Roll Eyes

Thanks!

No begging please. This is not Dogecoin. Buy some nxt at an exchange. If you don't have money wash cars, walk dogs, shovel snow, do anything to buy as much as possible it will be worth it. Even with 100k nxt you will not make any money forging so get that mentality out of your head from the start and welcome to the beginning of the rest of your life. Or you can mine any alt coin and miss out on being rich and being a part of the new economy.   Cheesy
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Hey guys, how much NXT do I actually need to forge some blocks?

I currently have 10, yes ten, no not 10K, and it says that I can generate a block in 22429 days... Is this for real?  Huh

Can anyone pls to top me up, so that I would not need to wait for several centuries 1762953482260651997  Roll Eyes

Thanks!

That sounds about right.  Account control is being implemented which will allow you to lease your Nxt's forging power to a pool.  This will allow smaller forgers to get consistent fees in relation to their Nxt holdings.
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Dear supporters,

 I want to talk with you about the future of Nxt.org. I'm working with Passion_ltc together to make this website the center for the whole Nxt ecosystem.

We have many great ideas for the website, but before we start we need to talk about something inconvenient: the money.

I paid 157,000 NXT and 6 BTC for the domain. A few guys maybe are thinking that this is far too much, but I don't think so. With Nxt.org we finally have a quality domain for a quality product, and if we consider that Nxt will be the future of money then the money was well spent!

2Kool4Skewl asked on nextcoin.org about acquiring the domain. And I'm pretty sure that someone said there was a bounty for this domain.

So I want to ask you if someone knows more about the bounty. Maybe I could get a nice sum of the money back though this?

Thank you very much!

Greetings,
BitVenturer

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According to my calculations if each one of this account (http://87.230.14.1/nxt/nxt.cgi?action=34)
will pay at least 30K nxt from his balance, it will be 1.8M NXT, I think its a fair price

Just give the community the domain for 157,000 NXT and 6 BTC. Maybe a little premium on top. But that's it.

The community didn't appreciate the fact that I got the name, my effort and resources...
You think that the name doesn't cost 1.8M ?
"Community" != "Customer"

I'll give you 250k and donate the domain back to the community.

1.8M Nxt is 172.8 Btc.  That's a high markup that I don't think the community can afford for one domain name.

Let's assume that Nxt is 0.00007 Btc, which was probably approximately the rate Nxt was trading for around the time you purchased the domain.

You spent 6 Btc and 157,000 Nxt for the domain.  6 Btc / 0.00007 Btc per Nxt = 85714.28 Nxt + 157,000 Nxt = 242,715 Nxt

So, you spent approximately 243k Nxt on the domain name.  You would like 1,800,000 Nxt.  I can appreciate the fact that you would like to be rewarded for getting the domain, but I think a 7400% markup is too much.

If everyone can agree on an amount, I'm sure the community would have no problem giving you a bounty for registering the domain.  You would have to transfer control of the domain over to opticalc.
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Hey guys, how much NXT do I actually need to forge some blocks?

I currently have 10, yes ten, no not 10K, and it says that I can generate a block in 22429 days... Is this for real?  Huh

Can anyone pls to top me up, so that I would not need to wait for several centuries 1762953482260651997  Roll Eyes

Thanks!
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Regarding "PoS fail" paper (pun not intended, but like it anyways! Grin)

The author's writing makes my head spin and I haven't checked his math claims (he makes a lot of statements about the behaviour of the game model he presents, without including proof). At first scan, to me, the biggest flaw is that he assumes the game of trading PoS crypto$ for other $ between the players (stakeholders in our case) is just a series of 2-person games between an attacker and each of the players. Whereas in reality, this is a n-person game between all stakeholders and the attacker simultaneously (and for very large n, which should be extremely difficult to solve). One consequence of his oversimplification is that in his model, no other stakeholder is allowed to outbid the attacker's offer. This is ridiculous in a free market.

(I only scanned it though, so maybe I'm the one spouting FUD Huh)
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Nxt is mentioned here - http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2393940 (It Will Cost You Nothing to 'Kill' a Proof-of-Stake Crypto-Currency)

Resume of this paper: All PoS coins will die except Nxt coz it's 90% attack-proof.
It doesn't matter how many coins are needed for destruction in his model, even 99.9% attack-proof currency would fall. 
It doesn't matter for NXT and other PoS currencies, because it's a ridiculous model. 

Short summary:
Each unit has a known, true value. 
Holders are willing to sell their coins at higher price than their real value.
An attacker has enough money to buy enough coins (using "true" valuation) to destroy the currency. 
Because he can do it, everyone sells his coins for nothing, because if he does buy the coins, anyone left holding will lose money. This causes the price to go to zero.
Therefore, it costs nothing to destroy any PoS currency. 

pure genius. let's sell nxt, everyone.

How can they assume that the price per unit (aka 1 NXT) will stay the same if someone is buying up a large quantity of them? The more the attacker buys, the more the price will increase (exponentially) because other people will see the price rising and want to buy too. No one is going to sell their coins for "0" just because someone on the internet claims they can buy out all of PoS instantly - which they cant anyways, because not all coins are for sell on the market at any given time. For comparison, I think only ~1-2% of Bitcoins are moved a day (volume): http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/. If someone bought up that 1%, Bitcoin price would be in the thousands, with more and more people willing to buy and sell higher and higher.

Also another scenario: If everyone knows this guy has the money to buy out a significant portion of the coins, wouldn't they just hold because they know he wants a certain amount and will pay whatever price to get it? Basic market forces here, if everyone knows there is huge demand, they are going to put their selling price higher and higher until the supply matches the demand.

Last bit: Is the author's use of "cost nothing" an exaggeration? Like I mentioned earlier, no one will believe someone who claims he can buy out any PoS currency until he actually does it. Therefore, it does cost something, and the attacker would have to be willing to part with $millions-$billions of his own money. And then there's the fact that NXT is 90% resistant, so he'd pretty much be giving all (90%) of the current stakeholders a incredibly large sum of money.
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Who is able to develop a lightweight NXT tool for Windows and Mac, which sits just in your taskbar/menubar (see picture as an example)?

Installing and running this little tool should be hassle free. You can lookup your account, use main Nxt functions (like sending NXT, messaging), activate/deactivate forging right from the menu and you see some general blockchain stats.

That way, we could promote this little gadget as a simple and lightweight tool which runs smoothly in the background, forging for you (or not) and securing the Nxt network.






(I'm no windows user. Do windows user still have this little apps in the task bar? Or is there a modern equivalent, like a gadget on the desktop?)


good idea , just like QQ in china, i will design a QQ using Nxt.
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CfB,

Is there a definition of the bytes in a transaction? I am trying to figure out which ones are AM and which ones are not.
I thought maybe doing a getTransaction call would return what type of transaction it is, but it doesnt seem to.

Where can we get a reference on decoding the bytes of a getTransactionBytes API call?  And is there anyway to get the bytes for an entire block?  Id really like to learn more about the bits/bytes of NXT, can someone point me in the right direction as far as decoding the blockchain?
Today is my first day stumbling around with the API, so not sure of any block format

+1 on this, I am very interested in starting to learn about the block structure too.

I've tried to put some more structure into the current wiki stub based on BCNext's post describing the fields and field lengths of an early version. I dunno the details though. Maybe folks who know how such a document should be structured could provide more structure, to make it easier for those who know the details (CfB? Client/blockchain explorer devs? Source code scrutinizers?) to fill in.


EDIT: I suspect the problem is that folks don't know how to jump in and start editing. I don't mean syntax, or registration requirements, or using the interface. Like, for me, when I started a month+ ago, I was reluctant to touch the Windows Installation Instruction page, coz it was the hard work of other people (in fact mostly Drexme). And when I was writing a new article, I kept agonizing over how to write for a public audience (like freezing at public speaking I guess? Funny thing is I don't feel that way here, or on other fora).

The big rule of wiki editing is be bold, because mistakes can always be fixed, changes can always be reverted, but nothing happens if no one starts doing it. I'm a hypocrite for saying this (but I'm working on it!). There's social conditioning holding us back, like in the company of so many smart people here, I keep feeling like I'm not the guy who should be doing this. But in order to achieve a truly free market of both price and ideas (which I believe we're all working towards), we need to grow past this, be willing to put our ideas and works up on the frontline, even if they're premature,  flawed or even awful. Let other people improve it as time goes by. And in return, we should not regard those who stepped up first and fell short harshly.
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We did the work you guys asked for at the Miami Bitcoin Conference, now it's time to give the companies exactly what they want from us. So far we have:

- Large marketing budget
- Green (socially responsible)
- New code -- any case a flaw is found in Bitcoin
- Extremely low transaction fees
- Marketing team willing to work with merchants

** For example, we could organize a 30 day swarm push to help attract merchants to the payment processor. Now, that would be a benefit.

What else? What makes us business friendly? What do ** WE ** bring to the table for a payment processor?  Why would it be a mistake NOT to add us?

Cfb just mentioned all POS would die except NXT because NXT can resist 90% attack.
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Hello Nxt community ,
This is Nxt fund raise for China promotion
I am from China and always follow the community to know more and detailed info  of Nxt,then promote Nxt most forward in China.
And with our team best effort,the Nxt has many Chinese social media as following:

Nxt web navigation:www.nxt123.info(be in process)
Nxt China:www.nxts.org
Nxt Community:www.nxts.info,has more than 200 members.
Nxt Chinese twitter:weibo.com/nxtcoin,having more than 4880 followers.
Nxt blog:blog.sina.com.cn/nextcoin
Nxt QQ(like skype)group: 5 ,and have more than 400 members.
Nxt  douban(like reddit):www.douban.com/people/nextcoin

Nxt on other famous forum
BTC38:http://btc38bbs.gotoip55.com/forum.php?mod=forumdisplay&fid=76,and I am the moderator.
8btc:http://8btc.com/forum-74-1.html,and I am the moderator.

And we also received many consult and query from Chinese twitter named  
 weibo weibo.com/nxtcoin,which is also the most popular social media in China.
So we want to ,and we should give positive images of Nxt to all China crypto enthusiast by Chinese twitter.
We also want to promote Nxt to all over the China via this powerful and direct social media.

We now need all of Nxters and committee to donate for about 15000 Nxt for this promotion (about 2 month)in China.
The donate acc :15621859158435564143

Thanks all of you.

Why do you need 15,000 to continue your promotion?
for the promotion ad fee. weibo is not free for the ad.


Allwelder, I believe your China effort is so important that I am donating 5000 NXT to you from my personal funds.   This is in addition to  the 5000 NXT I just disbursed to you from NXTcommmunityfund on James' approval.  Good luck to you and your efforts.  Please report your progress here often.

Dear reader, I hereby challenge you to donate whatever you can from your personal funds to support Allwelder's effort.  China is VERY IMPORTANT to the future of NXT.  
Thank you very much and your support,rickyjames.
Thanks NXTcommmunityfund,James ,alsacz.
Thanks all of Nxters.

We will continue to give our best effort to promote Nxt as most forward as possible in China.
And we will report the works and result regularly.
Hope and should see a great success in China.
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Hello Nxt community ,
This is Nxt fund raise for China promotion
I am from China and always follow the community to know more and detailed info  of Nxt,then promote Nxt most forward in China.
And with our team best effort,the Nxt has many Chinese social media as following:

Nxt web navigation:www.nxt123.info(be in process)
Nxt China:www.nxts.org
Nxt Community:www.nxts.info,has more than 200 members.
Nxt Chinese twitter:weibo.com/nxtcoin,having more than 4880 followers.
Nxt blog:blog.sina.com.cn/nextcoin
Nxt QQ(like skype)group: 5 ,and have more than 400 members.
Nxt  douban(like reddit):www.douban.com/people/nextcoin

Nxt on other famous forum
BTC38:http://btc38bbs.gotoip55.com/forum.php?mod=forumdisplay&fid=76,and I am the moderator.
8btc:http://8btc.com/forum-74-1.html,and I am the moderator.

And we also received many consult and query from Chinese twitter named  
 weibo weibo.com/nxtcoin,which is also the most popular social media in China.
So we want to ,and we should give positive images of Nxt to all China crypto enthusiast by Chinese twitter.
We also want to promote Nxt to all over the China via this powerful and direct social media.

We now need all of Nxters and committee to donate for about 15000 Nxt for this promotion (about 2 month)in China.
The donate acc :15621859158435564143

Thanks all of you.

Why do you need 15,000 to continue your promotion?
for the promotion ad fee. weibo is not free for the ad.


Allwelder, I believe your China effort is so important that I am donating 5000 NXT to you from my personal funds.   This is in addition to  the 5000 NXT I just disbursed to you from NXTcommmunityfund on James' approval.  Good luck to you and your efforts.  Please report your progress here often.

Dear reader, I hereby challenge you to donate whatever you can from your personal funds to support Allwelder's effort.  China is VERY IMPORTANT to the future of NXT. 
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Lots of good advice from the forum, I plan on addressing the questions (ZipZap and GoCoin) asked of us directly at the Miami Conference. Thanks again everyone.
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I used to follow emunie and have not kept up since becoming a nxter a couple months ago. Any nxters here been following them lately? Anybody been testing their ob1? Are they real competition for us? Thoughts?
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We did the work you guys asked for at the Miami Bitcoin Conference, now it's time to give the companies exactly what they want from us. So far we have:

- Large marketing budget
- Green (socially responsible)
- New code -- any case a flaw is found in Bitcoin
- Extremely low transaction fees
- Marketing team willing to work with merchants

** For example, we could organize a 30 day swarm push to help attract merchants to the payment processor. Now, that would be a benefit.

What else? What makes us business friendly? What do ** WE ** bring to the table for a payment processor?  Why would it be a mistake NOT to add us?

Peek around the forums regarding Transparent forging, possibly the biggest innovation in NXT.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/transparent-mining-or-what-makes-nxt-a-2nd-generation-currency-364218
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nxt-instant-transactions-with-guaranteed-confirmation-316104

When fully implemented, will provide instant transactions and very high transaction volume (1000 transactions per second often cited).

As far as I know, there is still work to be done to achieve this goal.  Combine transaction speed with the features provided by arbitrary messaging, alias, asset exchange, etc., NXT becomes a very compelling infrastructure for all types of transactions.



Great information, included.
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