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I think the Version column inside Peers shows the nodejs version used by the peer's client and not the version of the node client itself. Thanks. Other questions, anyone?
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OMG, this NXT crap still arround think have still some leftovers to spill on all you bagholders! let the games begin, muaahahaha muahahahahahahahhhhhhhaaaaaaaa guys, Emule is back to save Nxt!!!
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wow, it has been quite some time not seeing someone call Nxt scam. Nice show
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looks interesting I will wait to see the beta in September
ps. maybe you know that Digital Goods Store of Nxt is being released soon.
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Panic buy incoming? only ~10% 24h change, that's quite normal for Nxt, not panic at all. when we take the #3 place firmly and keep rising, they will panic.
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im sending you a nxt also so that you can use it to register an alias. doing this will generate a key pair. generating a key pair is necessary for security.
Ah, thank you. In fact, I am not a new nxter, I have bought as many nxts as I can. I use the new Nxt account to break the tie with my other accounts. I will tip others where I see fit with the nxts you sent to me, hope you don't mind.
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wow, this is really great (to Nxt). My Nxt account: 8897015223734827770 Thank you
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"distributed asset exchange" shouldn't it be " decentralized asset exchange"?
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We are now in a price correction period after the rising, I think it may last two or three days, then we will see another round of rising. I could be wrong, but I think most likely I will be right though I hope it will hold until my new btc arrives.
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NXT is starting to lift up. 0.5/1$ after AE?? Predictions??
Defintitely. How soon after? I estimate between 1 week and 10 years That's a quite safe bet unless it's within 1 week.
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I think, with the features of Nxt being released, the price will rise gradually for a few days, then many people will suddenly realize that the price just keeps rising and flood in, the price then jumps.
It seems this is happening.
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I want to help to promote the idea of leased forging pools by leasing my 50M stake to a pool with conditions:
a) leasing period - 30*800=24000 - approximately 1 month; b) my stake will forge for free - all collected fees must be proportionaly distributed between pool members except me; c) pool must have transparent accounting system - any participant can see in realtime (may be with some delay of 10 or so blocks) his forging progress.
The famous and mysterious Mr. 4747...888 shows up again. For those who complain the forging income, now it's your chance to forge something decent.
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you could also forge with 0NXT in the account.
Then those with enough hosts can game the system with 0 nxt.
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What about cutting upper limit of forging power at couple of thousand NXT? Then the large stakeholder splits his account and still forges most of the fees. And if they don't bother to do this, then the system will be not secure, anyone can game it with almost nothing. It's not only about the so-called "fair", but also about the security.
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I installed the recommended Nxt client and has some Nxt sent to it from the faucet. When I tried buying an alias or sending 1 Nxt to my bter account it showed up in transactions, but with no confirmations. Hours later it still showed zero confirmations and when I restarted the client there was no trace of my transactions and my Nxt from the faucet were all back in my client.
What did I do wrong?
Maybe the confirmations expire before get confirmed. try setting a longer deadline.
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The time between blocks is probabilistic, right? It just averages on 800 blocks a day. So there's a chance that the main chain is sometimes growing slower than the chain of the attacker?
It's just a guess. Can you enlighten me?
Thinking about it, isn't there already a mechanism in place that prevents one from forging too fast on a fork? Thought I heard something about it in the past.
I don't know the details how Nxt works currently, but when the transparent forging is fully implemented, the time between two blocks will be exactly 60s, so the secret chain cannot be longer than the main chain, and the main chain and the secret chain can also be differentiated easily by seeing how many stakes involved in forging. I also recall CfB once said about the TF that the attacker who skips his turn of forging on the main chain to forge a secret chain will be recorded on the blockchain and penalized, others will see that and refuse to accept his secret chain.
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Goal: forge 22 (20 is not enough i think, because first confirmation in Nxt counts as zero) blocks in a row and cheat vircurex. The attacker withholds his chain and spends Nxt on the main chain (not forged by him) AND on his own chain. After 20 confirmations, his transaction is confirmed on the main chain. He now reveals his secret chain, which is longer than the main chain. Thus, the main chain get's orphaned, and his secret chain is now the main chain. He spent the Nxt on 2 chains, both with 20 confirmations, both accepted on vircurex.
His chances of forging 1 block with 5% of stake is 0.05. His chance of forging 22 blocks in a row is 0.05^22. This is so low that he and his great-great-grandchildern will die before succeeding.
EDIT: Let's end the off topic soon.
First, forge 20 blocks with 5% stake, the chance is 0.05^20, which will need 1/0.05^20 / 60 / 24 / 365.25 = 1.99*10^20 years, the age of the universe is 1.37*10^10 years, so that's 1.45*10^10 times of the age of the universe. I don't know how the universe is like when he finally forge 20 blocks in a row. But since we are talking the theoretical possibility, so let's just go on. I don't know how you deduce that his secret chain will be longer than the main chain, you need explain this. and even he somehow get the main chain orphaned, the transaction is still there if it has not expired (exchanges can require the deadline is long enough) and will be confirmed again. So, I don't see how he can double spend even theoretically.
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