I do really look forward to testing eMunie... fingers crossed I'll get into the beta. *wink wink Fuserleer*
Topic: NXT vs. eMunie - page 3. (Read 4593 times)
As an investor, I'm going to be involved in both of them. Competition is good.
I do really look forward to testing eMunie... fingers crossed I'll get into the beta. *wink wink Fuserleer*
I do really look forward to testing eMunie... fingers crossed I'll get into the beta. *wink wink Fuserleer*
Has emunie been released yet? From what I can find it's still in dev.
EMU will win!
I don't know anything about eMunie, but Nxt is a pretty sweet system. It's great being able to do proof of stake mining from my macbook.
How exactly do you mine NXT?I have the wallet but don't see how you mine with it.
well its 100% proof of stake. you only mine when you have coins and the system determines a demand for new coins based on demand. the concept is that X number of coins were premined and distributed via the genesis. now its up to those people who got them to distribute them out further. the system creates new coins by demand from its builtin exchange (which im not sure if that feature is ready yet) and the new coins are dirstibuted out to the existing holders for sale into the exchange.
at least thats the way I understand. its still brand new, released last week.
These are 2 new coins, both consider themselves 2nd gen, not based on original BTC code, both claiming next generation features... NMC is just released, eMunie is in beta.....
my bet is the 2 devs knew each other and had some falling out, etc.
regardless, some very exciting changes coming on to the scene, i believe
my bet is the 2 devs knew each other and had some falling out, etc.
regardless, some very exciting changes coming on to the scene, i believe
Lol I can assure you that I don't know the dev of Nxt at all.
That said, if I did, I would most certainly have fell out with regard to his "QA" practices, so you are semi correct on one point!
I'm going to be a bit brash here, but simply put, NxT (and most other "next gen" cryptos) simply wont be able to compete with the technical quality of eMunie, save for perhaps Invictus Innovations BitShare/KeyHotee and MercSuey's latest paper, nothing comes close.
cool man, just wondering, they seem very similar in all those aspects I put out, plus 1 i forgot which was java client for 1st binary, was just making a guess. Im going in on both FWIW, keep it up, looking forward to newer and better crypto currencies
These are 2 new coins, both consider themselves 2nd gen, not based on original BTC code, both claiming next generation features... NMC is just released, eMunie is in beta.....
my bet is the 2 devs knew each other and had some falling out, etc.
regardless, some very exciting changes coming on to the scene, i believe
my bet is the 2 devs knew each other and had some falling out, etc.
regardless, some very exciting changes coming on to the scene, i believe
Lol I can assure you that I don't know the dev of Nxt at all.
That said, if I did, I would most certainly have fell out with regard to his "QA" practices, so you are semi correct on one point!
I'm going to be a bit brash here, but simply put, NxT (and most other "next gen" cryptos) simply wont be able to compete with the technical quality of eMunie, save for perhaps Invictus Innovations BitShare/KeyHotee and MercSuey's latest paper, nothing comes close.
These are 2 new coins, both consider themselves 2nd gen, not based on original BTC code, both claiming next generation features... NMC is just released, eMunie is in beta.....
my bet is the 2 devs knew each other and had some falling out, etc.
regardless, some very exciting changes coming on to the scene, i believe
my bet is the 2 devs knew each other and had some falling out, etc.
regardless, some very exciting changes coming on to the scene, i believe
Lol I can assure you that I don't know the dev of Nxt at all.
That said, if I did, I would most certainly have fell out with regard to his "QA" practices, so you are semi correct on one point!
I'm going to be a bit brash here, but simply put, NxT (and most other "next gen" cryptos) simply wont be able to compete with the technical quality of eMunie, save for perhaps Invictus Innovations BitShare/KeyHotee and MercSuey's latest paper, nothing comes close.
I don't know anything about eMunie, but Nxt is a pretty sweet system. It's great being able to do proof of stake mining from my macbook.
How exactly do you mine NXT?I have the wallet but don't see how you mine with it.
my bet is the 2 devs knew each other and had some falling out, etc.
While both are successors to BTC, the bus stops there and emunie has no connection to NXT whatsoever. The primary goal of emunie is to create a currency system (something that BTC has failed to achieve, as it has turned into a commodity instead) and along with this goal introduce facilities and features more advanced or completely lacking in current crypto "currencies", as well as correct some problems associated with them. Some of these features have been divulged in some threads in this forum, but make no mistake, that's just the tip of the iceberg. Another important facet of emunie is that it is not being rushed. Fuserleer has rewritten some aspects of the software time and again just to make things "perfect". When it is launched, you'll not only have a feature rich client, but a client that has been thoroughly thought-out and a client that has been heavily tested. Functionality, usability, reliability, performance and supportability; emunie accounts for them all.
I don't know anything about eMunie, but Nxt is a pretty sweet system. It's great being able to do proof of stake mining from my macbook.
These are 2 new coins, both consider themselves 2nd gen, not based on original BTC code, both claiming next generation features... NMC is just released, eMunie is in beta.....
my bet is the 2 devs knew each other and had some falling out, etc.
regardless, some very exciting changes coming on to the scene, i believe
my bet is the 2 devs knew each other and had some falling out, etc.
regardless, some very exciting changes coming on to the scene, i believe
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