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I can go bar no one else. surely someone else is closer

Big original article / published at famous Magazine   3000
Small original article   500
Big Translation top5 languages   1000
Other translations   500
Original Website   1000/500
Small Tournament   1500
Nxt Newsletter / week   1000
English corrections   300
Thesis   5000
Infographic   3000
Excellent Animation video   
Longer Live Informational Video   3000
Longer How to video   1000
Video document   
Ebay selling Nxt   100
Unique's Swarm / 30 swarms   30000
graphics (set)   500
Short Live Informational Video   1000
Important Social Media site / month (many followers and tweets)   1000
Important main website / month   3000
Site with many original articles / month   1000 (if articles werent paid)

hi,
I kinda didn't like the video, because it didn't mention the real or the strongest reasons why Nxt is not a coin. Aliases are only a small feature, if we compare them to Nxt as a platform for building new currencies on top of it, for building Twitter, Facebook and all decentralized internet on top of Nxt. So information there weren't wrong, but we could say much more cool things about that PS: you have mentioned phrase "nextcoins" on your donation page

Good point Damelon. I already traced my gvans-signature and year 2014 on the processing-file but you mean adding the whole date like 12. Feb 2014 etc? Anyhow, no plans to take dating my nxt-monoliths any further, yet... 

Haha!
This is good to hear!
I am glad that you know them.
Strangely enough that means you also know my mate who is part owner of that company!
The Netherlands are so small, aren't they?

I am glad you gave a 3rd party confirmation here that they are known.


How cool is this?  

Damelon: looking good, +1
Think I've seen some of these guys work before, when I worked with Quince (Samsungs ad agency).
It's very clean, very classic. Be interested to see what they come up with...

it was written by a dutch guy and edited by czech guy

Is there a marketing plan for the release of the AE?

Reminder:

Play Chess for Nxt today

all info: http://www.freechess.org/Events/NXT/

Decentralized Applications - the future of Bitcoin and virtual currencies?
VItalik Buterin, Ethereum.org, Anthony Di Iorio, Ethereum.org, Brock Pierce, Mastercoin Foundation
Moderated by Adam Levine, Let's talk Bitcoin

What do you mean with "logos, a lot of logos"?

Will this be OK?

New Nxt Clients

Nxt, new second generation cryptocurrency, didn’t arrive with a sparkling client with 3D buttons. Instead it launched with a very basic client that runs in your browser, the NRS (“Nxt Reference Software”) client. It is obviously not aimed at mainstream users and takes some work to get installed if you are not totally comfortable with your computer.

Several user-made clients were released in February 2014: NXT Solaris, NXT Wallet, dotNXT and ClieNXT all saw updates released to a form that has become increasingly useful to mainstream users. In addition to this, early NXT Exchange DGEX also released the first version of their Nxt client Offspring.

All of these easy to install clients make use of the existing features that Nxt offers: sending and receiving Nxt, create and assign aliases, sending and receiving messages using the Nxt decentralised data transfer system. Arbitrary Messages and are ready for use with Nxt's Asset Exchange system.

Every one of these clients brings something unique to the table.  For instance, ClieNXT is a very slim client, which opts for a clean interface.  NXT Solaris on the other hand, sports a multitude of options and features, like a tool for comparing Exchanges in real-time. NXT Wallet works in your browser and is simply stunning to see.

The results were easy to see: the prices for Nxt had risen by approximately 25% over the two days. Combined with the start of the test phase of Nxt's revolutionary Asset Exchange, Nxt is more than living up to its promise of delivering not just a new currency to the crypto scene, but a complete framework to build an online economy.

All mentioned clients can be found at nxtclients.org.

Basic info about Nxt clients:

NXT Solaris (http://nxtsolaris.wordpress.com/)
NXT Solaris is a fully featured NXT client for Windows. It is feature rich and boast a few features that are not native Nxt features, like a Market tab and an address book. The client installs very easily and you can choose at install if you want to use the closed or the open source version. The client can be used with all currently active Nxt features and is also ready to be used with the upcoming Asset Exchange. The client can also be used on the Nxt Testnet, where the Asset Exchange is currently being tested. The source code for the open source version was released on the 16th of February.

More info: http://www.nxtcoins.nl/client-showcase-nxt-solaris/

ClieNXT (https://bitbucket.org/fmiboy/clienxt/downloads)

ClienNXT is a simple open source client written in Java. The current version 0.0.4 has 1-click usage. You just download it from bitbucket and click the Clienxt.jar file. The GUI will detect if Nxt is present in the lib folder of the client and if not offer to download the latest version the author has added (at the moment Nxt 0.6.1). The client is written in Java because it’s a good fit for the Nxt core and cross-platform and because it is easy to adapt for cryptocurrency users.

ClieNXT has all the basic functionality of Nxt. In the Alias screen you can both search and register aliases. The Send screen is set up economically, as it allows for both the sending of Nxt, as also the sending of messages. Messages can be encrypted. It is also possible to do bulk sendings with ClienNXT. You just have to separate the receiving addresses with a “:” and end the list with another “:”. This method can be used for sending funds and for sending messages.

More info: http://www.nxtcoins.nl/client-showcase-clienxt/

dotNxt
DotNxt was announced on the 14th of January 2014 as an entry into the Nxt client competion and was released on the 18th of the same month. The source code was released on the 1st of February. It is created to avoid the hassle of installing the Java based NRS client. The philosophy is that a simple one-click installer will make it easy to use for anyone. dotNxt has a clean, easy interface. It’s simple in design and all the currently supported uses of Nxt (transactions, aliases, Arbitrary Messaging) are available. It is also possible to do some things without having your account unlocked, like search for registered aliases and seeing the current blocks. The client will automatically update the data from the blockchain. DotNxt is built using the .NET Framework 4.0. It should run fine on all up to date Windows versions.

More info: http://www.nxtcoins.nl/client-showcase-dotnxt/

To learn more: http://Nxt.org / http://nxtcrypto.org / http://mynxt.org
To trade NXT please go to: http://bter.com/trade/nxt_btc / https://vircurex.com/welcome/index?alt=btc&base=nxt&locale=en / https://poloniex.com/exchange/btc_nxt / http://cryptokopen.eu/NXT /  http://dgex.com/ https://www.newaltex.com/ /  https://www.zharifsofiaexchanger.com/site/home.php
NXT thread on Bitcointalk: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nxt-descendant-of-bitcoin-updated-information-345619
NXT Source Code: http://goo.gl/PQeiPX