Topic: WARNING about Nextcoin NXT the new altcoin is this legit? (Read 25937 times)

Looks like we got a bump and run coward  

You fooled us into thinking you genuinely wanted to understand   we can help, if you just explained

So please educate me with your definition. Thanks.

It's very clear......

I'm not sure if I understand your "added value", please elaborate.
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Added_value)

I still don´t understnad what´s the added value of NXT

They could have made NXT only 90% PoS and not pre-mined.

No... you have not.... this is not the latest version.

How do we know that you have a trojan in Nxt?

We can't because you have not released the source code!

Fundamental crypto coin rules - no source code - no trust.

Sign the petition to demand Nxt release source code so we can begin our journey:  https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4598983

How do we know that you have a trojan in Nxt?

First of all. NextCOIN Devs havent released the source code.

Nxt will be worth $80-$100 end of 2014. You heard it here first

to be frank this is very misty answer on very concrete opinion full of (wrongly interpreted) facts.

My post from the coinmarketcap.com thread:

I find it very interesting that within a day or two of Mastercoin being on the charts, Nxt's "market cap" has now risen dramatically and is now within 1MM of Mastercoin.

The recent rises in price, and the fact that Nxt trades on a single private exchange (from what I understand of it) smells funny. A cartel of a few large holders trading between themselves (or a single holder with multiple addresses -- remember the max contribution was 1 BTC per address -- someone could easily own 10-15 addresses) could easily engineer a rapid increase like this, and Nxt has a very large incentive to stay ahead of Mastercoin, making it be "the largest/highest valued crypto" of it's kind -- e.g. next-gen distributed application platforms.

Nothing inherently against Nxt, but let's get it on a few exchanges and see. I'm also not saying it's a scamcoin, but I think it's in a market situation now where it's very open for manipulation by large players. Mastercoin has somewhat of this same problem, but it is already traded numerous places (however, I believe the price data is only coming from masterxchange at this time). And, if we start seeing the same kind of massive and rapid price increases for Mastercoin on little to no news, with indicators of potential manipulation similar to what was posted earlier in this thread and on other threads, I'll start saying the same thing about it.