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Hm, I follow ur logic and come to a conclusion that Bitcoin is just Tulip mania...

to be frank this is very misty answer on very concrete opinion full of facts.
Here is a place where people can say freely their opinion and in case they state detailed and logic arguments they deserve concrete answer.

If you have so bad opinion about bitcoin, why NXT is not traded for catcoins or solidcoins Smiley

who plays honest and fair game has nothing to hide and in fact is very glad to show all arguments.
I am sure that most people from bitcointalk are able to make their own conclusions.  Grin
hero member
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Hey that's me! In addition to DGEX I seized the opportunity and also founded nextcoin.org. Isn't that just so cool?

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These are domainnames of gambling websites that look like scams.
The one that caught my eye the most is: www.ponzigame.com
PONZI GAME...
Yeah. Excellent domain, wanna offer? A game that everyone knows is a ponzi, is a fair game for everyone who knows it's a ponzi. It's still waiting implementation though.

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So if DGEX.com decides to take all the BTC and close the website there is nothing you can do about it.
Exactly. How witty is that?

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Why do you not care that the "owner" of your cryptocurrency of selection also owns a shitpile of scammingsites?
Wrong, I own 0 scammingsites. Do your homework.

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And i dont even own a single bitcoin or nextshitcoin Smiley
I understand you. I pity you.
sr. member
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Doge owners become very agressive when the canine price falls. Cheesy
hero member
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Nxt will be worth $80-$100 end of 2014. You heard it here first

+1   Grin

I strongly recommend taking a good look at NXT: (if u have a week to spare)

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nxt-descendant-of-bitcoin-updated-information-345619

And then ask yourself if this is a typical scam coin or the next Bitcoin.



Lol! so you just ignore the OP?

what about:
"The currency website www.nextcoin.org and NXT echange platform DGEX.com are both hosted by the same company that appears have produced the currency.
That's Graviton Capital Inc.
By checking the WHOIS info on these websites the admin of both is [email protected]

By googling that emailadress I discovered other websites that are adminned by this guy:

http://www.ipaddressden.com/email/[email protected]

http://www.webboar.com/whois-email/[email protected]

These are domainnames of gambling websites that look like scams.
The one that caught my eye the most is: www.ponzigame.com
PONZI GAME...

Above all that: in the terms of DGEX.com NXT exchange website it says that all BTC tranfered in to your DGEX account will become property of DGEX.com
So if DGEX.com decides to take all the BTC and close the website there is nothing you can do about it."

Isnt this a serious issue?
Why do you not care that the "owner" of your cryptocurrency of selection also owns a shitpile of scammingsites?
    (I guess your answer have to be "Oh, he owns 100 scammer sites. but NEXTCOIN IS LEGIT.")....
Grow up guys Smiley

PS:
And i dont even own a single bitcoin or nextshitcoin Smiley

Fair enough, geezer who runs DGEX also runs some (apparently) dodgy sites.

He's not the "owner" of NXT, tho', the owners are the initial 71 guys who initially funded the NXT project.
The request for funding was openly posted on this forum, for anyone to get in on the ground floor if they wanted to.

I have my reservations about NXT, for sure, especially the distribution at the moment.
But take a look at the fora: do u see any other alts with 500-page threads ?
This means that NXT is building a serious, dedicated community and it's that support which persuaded me to throw some BTC into it.

Just gotta wait and see, worst case, I'm down some money, best case, i'm up lots  Cool
 
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Nxt will be worth $80-$100 end of 2014. You heard it here first

100 billion marketcap? rofl
newbie
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Nxt will be worth $80-$100 end of 2014. You heard it here first

+1   Grin

I strongly recommend taking a good look at NXT: (if u have a week to spare)

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nxt-descendant-of-bitcoin-updated-information-345619

And then ask yourself if this is a typical scam coin or the next Bitcoin.


No need to spend a week on that thread:

- It's not opensource, we'll see on the 3rd of January
- It's PoS
- Extensive list of innovative features made in advance to attract noobs

These 3 reasons are enough for me to stay away from it, for now.
newbie
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Nxt will be worth $80-$100 end of 2014. You heard it here first

+1   Grin

I strongly recommend taking a good look at NXT: (if u have a week to spare)

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nxt-descendant-of-bitcoin-updated-information-345619

And then ask yourself if this is a typical scam coin or the next Bitcoin.



Lol! so you just ignore the OP?

what about:
"The currency website www.nextcoin.org and NXT echange platform DGEX.com are both hosted by the same company that appears have produced the currency.
That's Graviton Capital Inc.
By checking the WHOIS info on these websites the admin of both is [email protected]

By googling that emailadress I discovered other websites that are adminned by this guy:

http://www.ipaddressden.com/email/[email protected]

http://www.webboar.com/whois-email/[email protected]

These are domainnames of gambling websites that look like scams.
The one that caught my eye the most is: www.ponzigame.com
PONZI GAME...

Above all that: in the terms of DGEX.com NXT exchange website it says that all BTC tranfered in to your DGEX account will become property of DGEX.com
So if DGEX.com decides to take all the BTC and close the website there is nothing you can do about it."

Isnt this a serious issue?
Why do you not care that the "owner" of your cryptocurrency of selection also owns a shitpile of scammingsites?
    (I guess your answer have to be "Oh, he owns 100 scammer sites. but NEXTCOIN IS LEGIT.")....
Grow up guys Smiley

PS:
And i dont even own a single bitcoin or nextshitcoin Smiley
sr. member
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I love this thread, so much butthurt from shitcoins owners  Grin
hero member
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Nxt will be worth $80-$100 end of 2014. You heard it here first

+1   Grin

I strongly recommend taking a good look at NXT: (if u have a week to spare)

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nxt-descendant-of-bitcoin-updated-information-345619

And then ask yourself if this is a typical scam coin or the next Bitcoin.

sr. member
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1.) Who is DGEX?

DGEX.com is operated by Graviton Capital Inc. GCInc has been in e-currency business since 2001 (formerly Aureum Enterprises). The company entered the Bitcoin field in May 2012. Other sites owned by GCInc are for instance goldgameland.com, goldtails.com and botdice.com, and another high profile Bitcoin exchanger that will be live in late 2013.

2.) Why are there no trading fees?

DGEX promotes NXT trading by lifting trading fees at least in the beta period. We charge 1.4% of all Bitcoin withdrawals to cover transaction fees and other overhead costs. NXT withdrawals carry no fee until the end of 2013, we absorb the 1 NXT transaction fee.

3.) Why do you support only NXT <-> BTC?

DGEX will support multiple cryptocurrencies in the future. DGEX started by trading Freicoin that was switched to NEXT in November 2013.

4.) How risky is this? Can I trust you?

We have more than a decade's experience in combatting e-currency hackers of a wide variety, and two years' intensive experience of the Bitcoin tricksters. We do not currently use hot wallets.

As to the issue whether to trust our character with your money, you may wish to investigate our Bitcointalk profile. If you have doubts until DGEX is established, trade small and minimize your exposure by not keeping large funds on your account balance.
legendary
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Invest in your knowledge
Nxt will be worth $80-$100 end of 2014. You heard it here first
hero member
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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.

You missed out on the fact that NXT was already listed on Coinmarket cap for a week or so before Mastercoin got listed.
So in fact it looked as if Mastercoin was thrown into the cap list to knock NXT off the 3rd place.
And have u seen the trade volume om Mastercoin?  Less than Feathercoin, believe it or not.

Ans as to why the listing for NXT is gone from Coinmarketcap: DGEX exchange has been under DDoS, they upgraded the site today and the data link isn't up yet. But the site itself is working better then ever: http://www.dgex.com/
NXT will be back on the list soon, probably in 3rd or 4th place.
sr. member
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If you are looking for a real 100% Proof of Stake coin, go with COL.

It started out being mined and transitioned to 100% POS. No funny business here.

It trades on cryptsy in the LTC market.
member
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Im looking for a good cryptocurrency to invest money in.

Bitcoin?
Litecoin?

If you not have invested yet, start with those two. 95% of other coins will just die...
newbie
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What are you talking about?

Nxt Coin is clearly a scam?
look ta coinmarketcap.com


within days they went from an actual value, to nothing "?".

NxtCoin seems like a scam, just like Worldcoin (early mining by owners), Feathercoin (same doops as worldcoin?) and Ripple (all "coins" are premined, so its NOT a cryptocurreny, just a lousy attempt to rip people of their money)

If people just do some research befor they select a "currency".
They would be much better of.

Try to google:
(altcoin i want to start "mining"(cant mine ripple or other scams)) scam
If you have many hits.
Read up on them...
sr. member
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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.
hero member
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So dont try the old re-defiing trick. Redefining "premine" didn't work, and your try redefining "centralised" was a shot in the own feet. Grin

You don't understand. There would be no centralised pools, no centralised exchanges. Everything in transactions.
Now it is not. So don't go into it. You should wait until it would be implemented and merge features with PoW approach.

I know that everything is in transaction, but you can't tell me that the price finding of the market value
is not made on the only aviable exchange. I understand supply and demand very well  Smiley
So people will always looking for an orientation point.

Yes, i just wait and see where it goes.
But i wont support it.
hero member
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Nxt-kit developer
So dont try the old re-defiing trick. Redefining "premine" didn't work, and your try redefining "centralised" was a shot in the own feet. Grin

You don't understand. There would be no centralised pools, no centralised exchanges. Everything in transactions.
Now it is not. So don't go into it. You should wait until it would be implemented and merge features with PoW approach.
sr. member
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Seems like people are still surprised when one coin pops up.  Roll Eyes
legendary
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Newbie
So dont try the old re-defiing trick. Redefining "premine" didn't work, and your try redefining "centralised" was a shot in the own feet. Grin

Ok. Obviously u don't pay attention to sane counterarguments. Let's stop there.
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