Topic: Why does SuperNET need its own wallet? (Read 513 times)
And the cool thing about it being an extended NXT wallet is that you get all the cool stuff in one box
Supernet tokens exist on nxt asset exchange. Supernet client is just an extended Nxt client with more features
Such as the Multigateway, Coinomat, and Voting and dividend services and will soon be extended to have much more.
Such as the Multigateway, Coinomat, and Voting and dividend services and will soon be extended to have much more.
A question for the NXT folks:
Why does SuperNET need its own wallet? Isn't SuperNET supposed to be an asset similar to NXTventure but instead of pure services, it focuses on both services + coins? Is the asset on the NXT exchange enough to own SuperNET or is it similar to NEM? - i.e. the assets are just tokens and you need to download the SuperNET wallet and transfer them in order to get actual coins.
Why does SuperNET need its own wallet? Isn't SuperNET supposed to be an asset similar to NXTventure but instead of pure services, it focuses on both services + coins? Is the asset on the NXT exchange enough to own SuperNET or is it similar to NEM? - i.e. the assets are just tokens and you need to download the SuperNET wallet and transfer them in order to get actual coins.
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