How can you buy NEM at this point?

It's a totally new code base?  Has anything been produced?

Is it the next big thing?  It is an entirely new code base or is it a fork?

eMunie IPO tomorrow?  How do you buy in?


How does NEM differentiate itself from the others?  Is it an Nxt fork?

When is that scheduled to start?

I was following the status of so-called next generation coins closely but I had to turn my attention elsewhere over the last few weeks.  The last I checked, Nxt was first out of the gate and going pretty strong.  XCP was in very early stages but now it's been added to coinmarketcap.com and value has increased about 24x.  eMunie seemed to be in a weird place with the canceled IPO.  Also various IPO coins were found out to be scams when the authors ran off with the IPO funds.

What's the latest?

Counterparty just appeared on coinmarketcap.com and it looks like the 1BTC I burned a little while back is now worth almost 24BTC?  Wow.  Any particular news or achievements responsible for the appreciation?

Is XCP on any exchanges?

Is anyone else getting an SSL warning from dgex.com?

What is this heist I see mentioned above?

Is Vicurex a prominent exchange?  I hadn't heard of them before.

Can anyone confirm this is how the transaction fees work when sending Nxt?  If so I think that's fantastic.

Philosophy should not be confused with software development.  Let the software influence philosophy after it's been written.

Simpler is better.

You're getting ahead of yourself.  First we have to create superior technology by any means necessary.  Then the technology will create freedom.  Trying to create superior technology through some kind of dreamed-up "free people" process is inefficient and counterproductive to your stated goal.



Exactly.  It's not going to happen.


+1

Why in the world are we empowering people with no software experience to make software decisions?

I think this voting proposal is a slippery slope.  This (and any) software project should not be governed by a committee/foundation/community.  That concept has no place in software development.  Maybe voting is an OK way to decide how to split up money, but there will be temptation to take it further.  Why can't BCNext, Luc, CfB decide where the money goes?  It doesn't need to be a time-consuming set of decisions.  Linux, bittorrent, bitcoin, litecoin have all thrived without any of this crap.

Are you guys planning to make decisions regarding the continued development of this software through a voting system?

How are bitcoin protocol decisions being made at this point?

jyrvalor, have you tried refreshing the page?

I get this from nxt?requestType=getAliasURI&alias=nrsversion :

{"errorCode":5,"errorDescription":"Unknown alias"}

Has the alias been changed?