Topic: NXT :: descendant of Bitcoin - Updated Information - page 967. (Read 2761629 times)
0% chance that isnt satire or trolling. No one who wished to be taken seriously would present themselves in such a manner.
Somebody (apparently a founder of QixCoin) really doesn't seem to like Etherium. Here are some of his main criticisms, interesting to consider from a NXT point of view:
https://bitslog.wordpress.com/2014/01/17/ethereum-dagger-pow-is-flawed/
https://bitslog.wordpress.com/2014/02/05/changes-in-ethereum-scripting-language/
https://bitslog.wordpress.com/2014/01/17/ethereum-dagger-pow-is-flawed/
https://bitslog.wordpress.com/2014/02/05/changes-in-ethereum-scripting-language/
I hope NXT Asset Exchange 'll not have a hole which XCP have.
Anyone can place an order which is not backed by any deposited instrument:
http://www.blockscan.com/order_book.aspx (somebody please do the screenshot).
The issue discussion is here: https://forums.counterparty.co/index.php/topic,69.0.html
Anyone can place an order which is not backed by any deposited instrument:
http://www.blockscan.com/order_book.aspx (somebody please do the screenshot).
The issue discussion is here: https://forums.counterparty.co/index.php/topic,69.0.html
Is that 6483973064837388393 some special account?
it has had at maximum ~ 3 Million NXT, but it has earned fees almost double than those 50 Million's accounts.
it has had at maximum ~ 3 Million NXT, but it has earned fees almost double than those 50 Million's accounts.
I recall this was mentioned way back when alias-system was implemented and the rush for potentially profitable aliases started. For some reason, intentionally or by mistake, someone had set an enormous fee like over 100000 nxt to get just one alias. And one lucky guy, can't remember who it was but one of the active ones here, he was just lucky enough to forge that crazy fee.
You gotta fly fast and high to reach top miners 
Total: Fee earned 701996 NXT
6483973064837388393 has mined 163299 NXT.
The 2nd is 4747512364439223888 with 101830 NXT.
In the table below is the top "miners" and their cumulative NXT amount and cumulative percentages.
In the forum was yesterday a nxt balance distribution: top100 has 82.7%
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5034054
In mining/forging the distribution is worse: 4 accounts have mined 56.7%, 28 accounts have mined 90%, and 98 accounts 99% and 400 accounts 100%.
Fee Earned % TOP accounts
cumulative cumul.
163163 23.2 6483973064837388393
253458 36.1 4747512364439223888
334469 47.6 12692935506199079028
398066 56.7 9433259657262176905
433008 61.7 2159498187382012684
458350 65.3 2584657662098653454
480373 68.4
501797 71.5
516684 73.6
528616 75.3
540357 77.0
551740 78.6
562741 80.2
571905 81.5
579116 82.5
585703 83.4
591579 84.3
597233 85.1
602481 85.8
606923 86.5
610916 87.0
614900 87.6
618815 88.2
622026 88.6
625180 89.1
628267 89.5
631337 89.9
634377 90.4
Is that 6483973064837388393 some special account?
it has had at maximum ~ 3 Million NXT, but it has earned fees almost double than those 50 Million's accounts.
Yeah, I've seen! so we need as much possible NXT to forge continued. Total: Fee earned 701996 NXT
6483973064837388393 has mined 163299 NXT.
The 2nd is 4747512364439223888 with 101830 NXT.
In the table below is the top "miners" and their cumulative NXT amount and cumulative percentages.
In the forum was yesterday a nxt balance distribution: top100 has 82.7%
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5034054
In mining/forging the distribution is worse: 4 accounts have mined 56.7%, 28 accounts have mined 90%, and 98 accounts 99% and 400 accounts 100%.
Fee Earned % TOP accounts
cumulative cumul.
163163 23.2 6483973064837388393
253458 36.1 4747512364439223888
334469 47.6 12692935506199079028
398066 56.7 9433259657262176905
433008 61.7 2159498187382012684
458350 65.3 2584657662098653454
480373 68.4
501797 71.5
516684 73.6
528616 75.3
540357 77.0
551740 78.6
562741 80.2
571905 81.5
579116 82.5
585703 83.4
591579 84.3
597233 85.1
602481 85.8
606923 86.5
610916 87.0
614900 87.6
618815 88.2
622026 88.6
625180 89.1
628267 89.5
631337 89.9
634377 90.4
Is that 6483973064837388393 some special account?
it has had at maximum ~ 3 Million NXT, but it has earned fees almost double than those 50 Million's accounts.
So far are two empty blocks, yesterday.
i have a question about passwords. If you have a weak password your coins will be stolen, because of the rainbowtable guys. But isn't it true that when these rainbow guys try to bruteforce an account. And every time they enter a non-existing passwords then each time a new account is created within next?
So if you create a new account with a weak password you probably access an already created account which was bruteforced earlier. There are ofcourse no coins in these accounts so you think they are new. Is there no way to signal that you are entering an already existing account? So you know that you should not send coins to this 'new' account
So if you create a new account with a weak password you probably access an already created account which was bruteforced earlier. There are ofcourse no coins in these accounts so you think they are new. Is there no way to signal that you are entering an already existing account? So you know that you should not send coins to this 'new' account
if you open in already used account you will see transactions
First Week in NXTio.org!
Forged blocks: 2 (all empty
)
but get up and flying!
Forged blocks: 2 (all empty
)but get up and flying!
You gotta fly fast and high to reach top miners
Total: Fee earned 701996 NXT
6483973064837388393 has mined 163299 NXT.
The 2nd is 4747512364439223888 with 101830 NXT.
In the table below is the top "miners" and their cumulative NXT amount and cumulative percentages.
In the forum was yesterday a nxt balance distribution: top100 has 82.7%
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5034054
In mining/forging the distribution is worse: 4 accounts have mined 56.7%, 28 accounts have mined 90%, and 98 accounts 99% and 400 accounts 100%.
Fee Earned % TOP accounts
cumulative cumul.
163163 23.2 6483973064837388393
253458 36.1 4747512364439223888
334469 47.6 12692935506199079028
398066 56.7 9433259657262176905
433008 61.7 2159498187382012684
458350 65.3 2584657662098653454
480373 68.4
501797 71.5
516684 73.6
528616 75.3
540357 77.0
551740 78.6
562741 80.2
571905 81.5
579116 82.5
585703 83.4
591579 84.3
597233 85.1
602481 85.8
606923 86.5
610916 87.0
614900 87.6
618815 88.2
622026 88.6
625180 89.1
628267 89.5
631337 89.9
634377 90.4
Is that 6483973064837388393 some special account?
it has had at maximum ~ 3 Million NXT, but it has earned fees almost double than those 50 Million's accounts.
i have a question about passwords. If you have a weak password your coins will be stolen, because of the rainbowtable guys. But isn't it true that when these rainbow guys try to bruteforce an account. And every time they enter a non-existing passwords then each time a new account is created within next?
So if you create a new account with a weak password you probably access an already created account which was bruteforced earlier. There are ofcourse no coins in these accounts so you think they are new. Is there no way to signal that you are entering an already existing account? So you know that you should not send coins to this 'new' account
So if you create a new account with a weak password you probably access an already created account which was bruteforced earlier. There are ofcourse no coins in these accounts so you think they are new. Is there no way to signal that you are entering an already existing account? So you know that you should not send coins to this 'new' account
No, the blockchain is loaded into RAM offline and referenced with a ssd raid setup, no new accounts are created. I don't think there is a signal programmed in yet.
i have a question about passwords. If you have a weak password your coins will be stolen, because of the rainbowtable guys. But isn't it true that when these rainbow guys try to bruteforce an account. And every time they enter a non-existing passwords then each time a new account is created within next?
So if you create a new account with a weak password you probably access an already created account which was bruteforced earlier. There are ofcourse no coins in these accounts so you think they are new. Is there no way to signal that you are entering an already existing account? So you know that you should not send coins to this 'new' account
So if you create a new account with a weak password you probably access an already created account which was bruteforced earlier. There are ofcourse no coins in these accounts so you think they are new. Is there no way to signal that you are entering an already existing account? So you know that you should not send coins to this 'new' account
Damn Dogecoin is killing us.
With infinite coin supply it will kill all other coins...unless it will fall back to zero (as it should).Who knows what longterm will bring.
Maybe I should rephrase, it's not the Dogecoin that's killing us...
adoption is what's killing our coin - the lack of adoption/usage. Doge is being passed around, used for all kinds of things/endeavours, it's not just that it has a cool meme appeal, it's being used.
While nxt is for a large part being hoarded for speculation. Correct me if i'm wrong...
Damn Dogecoin is killing us.
With infinite coin supply it will kill all other coins...unless it will fall back to zero (as it should).Who knows what longterm will bring.
Maybe I should rephrase, it's not the Dogecoin that's killing us...
adoption is what's killing our coin - the lack of adoption/usage. Doge is being passed around, used for all kinds of things/endeavours, it's not just that it has a cool meme appeal, it's being used.
While nxt is for a large part being hoarded for speculation. Correct me if i'm wrong...
Damn Dogecoin is killing us.
With infinite coin supply it will kill all other coins...unless it will fall back to zero (as it should).Who knows what longterm will bring.
Maybe I should rephrase, it's not the Dogecoin that's killing us...
adoption is what's killing our coin - the lack of adoption/usage. Doge is being passed around, used for all kinds of things/endeavours, it's not just that it has a cool meme appeal, it's being used.
While nxt is for a large part being hoarded for speculation. Correct me if i'm wrong...
Damn Dogecoin is killing us.
With infinite coin supply it will kill all other coins...unless it will fall back to zero (as it should).Who knows what longterm will bring.
Maybe I should rephrase, it's not the Dogecoin that's killing us...
adoption is what's killing our coin - the lack of adoption/usage. Doge is being passed around, used for all kinds of things/endeavours, it's not just that it has a cool meme appeal, it's being used.
While nxt is for a large part being hoarded for speculation. Correct me if i'm wrong...
Damn Dogecoin is killing us.
With infinite coin supply it will kill all other coins...unless it will fall back to zero (as it should).Who knows what longterm will bring.
Maybe I should rephrase, it's not the Dogecoin that's killing us...
adoption is what's killing our coin - the lack of adoption/usage. Doge is being passed around, used for all kinds of things/endeavours, it's not just that it has a cool meme appeal, it's being used.
While nxt is for a large part being hoarded for speculation. Correct me if i'm wrong...
http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2014/02/10/bitbeat-bitcoin-getting-hammered-and-sickled/
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Granted, dogecoin has gone from Internet meme to one of the top five alt-coins in a matter of months, and granted there are also some features to it that may even improve upon bitcoin’s system. Certainly, having fun and encouraging others to do the same can be a very effective strategy to build buzz and goodwill. That the community was able to donate enough doegcoins (more than $30,000) to get the Jamaican bobsled team to the Sochi Olympics was a stroke of marketing genius.
But it’s worth remembering, too, that in the world of virtual currencies, there is almost no barrier to entry, and the success or failure of a system will depend upon its utility and its supporters. Because ultimately all these currencies – whether its dogecoin, bitcoin, or the U.S. dollar – are really just tools that aid commerce and business. How well they achieve that goal is the real measure of success.
But it’s worth remembering, too, that in the world of virtual currencies, there is almost no barrier to entry, and the success or failure of a system will depend upon its utility and its supporters. Because ultimately all these currencies – whether its dogecoin, bitcoin, or the U.S. dollar – are really just tools that aid commerce and business. How well they achieve that goal is the real measure of success.
No mention of Nxt. The Doge-guys are doing great marketing job.
Damn Dogecoin is killing us.
With infinite coin supply it will kill all other coins...unless it will fall back to zero (as it should).
Damn Dogecoin is killing us.
I emailed Dmitry Skiba and actually got a response
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Hi,
Actually I don't know nothing about cryptography, I just ported that code from C to Java many years ago. So I can't really answer your question.
Regards,
Dmitry
Actually I don't know nothing about cryptography, I just ported that code from C to Java many years ago. So I can't really answer your question.
Regards,
Dmitry
Does he still have the original C code? I thought that was needed to see if anything was incorrectly ported. May be wrong..
Maybe, "BC" means "Beijing, China", who knows?..
May be.who knows , 
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