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Title: nxt - who knows more Post by: vlom on April 25, 2016, 07:08:38 AM hi
does anybody know something about nxt? i checked the website. nothing. do they have plans for the future of nxt? i am losing money and do not want to lose more. sell or hold? thanks for sharing your insider information. Title: Re: nxt - who knows more Post by: freshman777 on April 25, 2016, 07:16:42 AM it's going to zero, sell!
Title: Re: nxt - who knows more Post by: d5000 on April 25, 2016, 07:30:02 AM Future plans for NXT? If you have time, you can read this thread:
https://nxtforum.org/core-development-discussion/nxt-2-0-design/ (Be warned: It's pretty long.) Development has already started, but there is some controversy around it, so there is no euphoria at the market still and price remains low. Title: Re: nxt - who knows more Post by: BitcoinNational on April 25, 2016, 11:44:58 AM anyone care to explain it all in 2 paragraphs?
Quote - A new main chain will be created, on which NXT becomes a token used for forging only, "forgingNXT". The current NXT ecosystem will become a child chain, preserving all features and holdings except the ability to forge. At the hard fork block, each NXT owner will have his NXT converted to both tokens in 1:1 ratio, and all other holdings migrated to the NXT child chain. - It will always be possible to exchange NXT to fNXT, so small stakeholders not interested in forging may decide to sell their fNXT to large stakeholders running forging nodes. This would lead to some centralization, but also to a higher percentage of the (f)NXT stakeholders forging and thus securing the complete Nxt ecosystem. fNXT = the blockchain_PARENT NXT2.0 = the old blockchain converted into an asset just like the other children (nxxty, naut, barr, liquid, skynet, unity) Title: Re: nxt - who knows more Post by: vlom on April 25, 2016, 11:53:12 AM anyone care to explain it in 2 paragraphs? this would be great. i read it but i would have to read it at least twice to be able to give you this summary. Title: Re: nxt - who knows more Post by: d5000 on April 25, 2016, 12:32:20 PM fNXT will be the main blockchain. The NXT currency will not be an asset, but a "child chain". Child chains are transaction ledgers like the main block chain, but these transactions will only included in the main chain if there is someone who pays a fNXT fee and bundles them with the main chain (so-called "bundlers"). The bundlers get the fees in the child chain currency. So a NXT bundler who creates a "child chain block" (which is a special kind of fNXT transaction) gets all NXT fees from the transactions in this block.
As I understood it, the child chains will be the actual Monetary System (MS) Currencies, while assets will be available in all child chains and can be traded for every other MS currency. Assets will not be child chains but a separate category. fNXT will be used mainly for forging, and only basic transactions are possible with this chain, no asset trading or other fancy things. There are two very important advantages with respect to the current system: - Actual MS currency transactions must pay fees in NXT. In NXT 2.0, MS currency users can pay transaction fees in their own currency. - The child chains will be pruneable, only the fNXT main blockchain not. So the blockchain as a whole will be way smaller than actually. Archival nodes can opt to save the whole blockchain data. But for ordinary NXT users it will be way easier to maintain a node, and the scalability problem would be largely solved. - I am not sure, but I think I read that this design will allow also direct asset-to-asset trading and trading of assets with MS currencies. Well, these are more than 2 paragraphs, but perhaps now it's a bit easier to understand. Title: Re: nxt - who knows more Post by: BitcoinNational on April 26, 2016, 11:15:19 AM over complicating
at least for the simpletons like me ;D i can grasp: BTC = parent = the BLOCKCHAIN / hash xcp = child/protocol layer (btc fee and bundles 'colored coins' with the parent chain) gemz,strojx,bcy = assets (xcp fee and bundles them with the child chains) now my (vague) understanding is: parent == fNXT blockchain childchains/protocol layer = transaction ledgers = "bundlers" = pay them fNXT grandchildren = Monetary System (MS) Currencies = 1440 block chains = pay them MS for "forging" = they will pay the fNXT "bundlers" to bundle great garandchildren = NXTasset = naut,unit,coinO$ So you have: - top layer aka fNXT_blockchain >> 'bundlers' and by POW get fNXT (but it is not really POW it is POS_NXT2.0) - 2nd layer 'child chains' aka NXT_blockchain (pruned at 1440 blocks) - 3rd layer (UNITY) so that is all kinds of Hash, cryptonote, sha256, and POS ... like 7 independent chains that will AuxPow ... do "forging" and 'pruning' on the NXT_blockchain ... they work for NXT, SYS, bool, btcd, etc - 4th layer the assets / they are created for NXT? / and moved/transfered for (MS) Currencies including NXT Title: Re: nxt - who knows more Post by: durerus on April 28, 2016, 02:39:25 AM You can't be invested much, if you don't even make the effort of reading the OP of the 2.0 thread. It is not Chinese.
Title: Re: nxt - who knows more Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on April 28, 2016, 04:00:10 AM Buy low sell high, right? Well you have to be able to buy low and not sell low. If you sell now, you're high. Buy!!
Title: Re: nxt - who knows more Post by: vlom on April 28, 2016, 08:49:19 PM Buy low sell high, right? Well you have to be able to buy low and not sell low. If you sell now, you're high. Buy!! i thought about buying more. but the price knows only one direction at the moment. have you bought nxt? Title: Re: nxt - who knows more Post by: useless eater on April 28, 2016, 10:38:52 PM They have stepped into the race with Lisk's sidechain dapp system.
The race to see who will get the first mover advantage in the scalable programmable smart contract space who will win? vote here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1442623.msg14595504#msg14595504 |