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How many is one stake?

And 10 minutes blocktime?
Thought we learned from Bitcoin

Each stake bought will give you 5,000 NOS.
Actually the block time is between 5 to 10 minutes depends on the network activity. And 10 minutes per block for a PoS protocol is not bad at all.

we do not invest untill you release beta version and we need to test before.

Plz do not like viacoin ,a joke , release a beta wallet  just only for IPO ,when  IPO finished, dev release qt wallet ,lol ...funny ...

no thank you

why is it called 3rd generation coin?

They mistyped 4th

what is called 3rd and/or 4th generations coin ?

Because it supports anonymous transactions + decentralized market and it is not a fork of bitcoin.

Use a trusted escrow service on the forum or a exchange.

Whitout that nobody is going to invest..

3rd Generation Coin? ----> Marketing Hype

We're contacting bittrex regarding the escrow. I will let you guys know once we have an agreement with them.

Not enough incentive to buy pre-beta.

Just read bittrex's terms of escrow: https://bittrex.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/202653984-Hosting-an-Initial-Coin-Offering
Since this coin's source is very different from other coins. We can not use bittrex as an escrow service.
Instead we will use trusted escrow services on the forum. Any suggestion?

I will invest for a stake if an escrow service is utilized.

 ::) ::) ::)

but of course some people will invest.

its PoS only, does not have intrinsic value because no natural energy was flow into the coin, except for developer efforts.

10 minute blocktime, omagad

no new feature, anon is so boring and useless

wallet is UI copy-cat of NXT

newbie developer, they dont want reveal his true identity

where is 3rd generation? its just marketing shits, just another stupid pump and dump coin

Another shitcoin, newbie dev that I am 100% sure he has past scam coins before. Shitty anon which is Tor for sure and a fake decentralized market.

Post with your real bitcointalk username pussy, that's right you got no balls.

Agreed, total BS. There are quality coins out there, why buy Lambos for scammers?

100% scam. Anyone investing in something displaying such marketing hype deserves to be ripped off. As a friend just said, "this is someone who has robbed you before. Snorting coke with your BTC.....". Upon close inspection, " screenshots" are cheap photoshops maybe?
This is getting old and is the type of thing hindering the evolution of crypto.

lol 10million coins price around 1600 sats are you looking to raise 160btc lol

SCAM

The wallet snapshot look really close to the NEM wallet.  It's probably a scam.

From the ground up in C, huh? Not a fork of bitcoin?

Let's see some source code.  Show us a file or two.

Would appreciate it if you could briefly summarise:
1) the strengths of this coin?
2) the weaknesses of this coin?
3) promises made? kept? any FUD?

Specifically to the dev(s), what will be the key original code/feature(s) in this coin?
You're using a newbie account. Will you be providing "Proof of Developer"? http://cryptoasian.com/coin-list/
Do you have C++ expertise?

1. Annonymous transactions, decentralized markets and a widely distributed is the main strengths of this coin
2. It's developed from scratch so there may be some small bugs.
3. We have a plan to make use of this coin by using a reserve value for it. Will give your guys more details after the beta launch.

By the way, the beta wallet will be released this week as all the final testings are almost done.

sounds like a scam, looks like a scam; however for some reason it ends up not being a scam, reserve me 100 stakes.

10 min block times.

might as well use carrier pigeons.

pass.

After all the scams here I doubt anyone will do business without escrow.

Actually. We twisted the code a little and successfully decreased the block time from 10 minutes to between 1 and 3 minutes.

Well, that's interesting. How much experience do you have with C?

I'd say we have enough experience to implement any neccessary feature demanded by the community to Nostrum.
I think the correct question to ask is: How much experience do we have with the peers to peers network to secure Nostrum transactions.

Forgive me for being basic-minded; I used to code C a long, long time ago but other activities and brain-rust have taken their toll. I won't bug you by asking for snippets of source code; I know it's conventional around here to keep coded-from-scratch code proprietary. Would you humour an old rust-head by answering these two questions:

1. What C compiler do you use?
2. What's the most frequent error you get when you're compiling your code for this project?

Thanks.

1. For every OS platform, we use a different compiler.
   + On MacOSX: We use llvm-gcc++
   + On Windows We use mingw
   + On Linux, We use the original gcc compiler which can easily be installed by using the "apt-get install" command
2. The most annoying errors we got while compiling Nostrum on different platforms are: the library linkings.

there's not buyer
price is very expensive
and FUD