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Because Ethereum is going down. Stay away. If you want a winner buy NXT.
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 It's nothing really. It's the usual fud that goes around here. There is nothing wrong with FUD in of itself.. your infering some cliche'd shitcoin retort as though it means something.. All i see on that is NEWS. Crying FUD ? A dev leaving a project could very well warrant Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt. Who should it -NOT- ? Anyone in crypto that cries FUD is a fucking idiot. period . Try seeing the context of things as well as seeing clearly what your actually looking at. tokeweed i have watched you zip around here being a cheerleader for ETH which is fine but please do post intelligent comments i know you are capable of rather than FUD babble. Bitcointalk.. crying FUD for bucks $$$ easiest money in human history. Yeah, you're right. I'm sorry. Definitely stay away from ETH. |
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NXT is a closed circle of owners pumping it, trying to lure in newbs to dump on. Also PoS is insecure, just look at vericoin bahahaha.
Not to mention the premine. Some of the features are innovative, but they have been and will be adopted into real crypto not premined pump and dump circle jerk coin
Not a bad thing if you bought at the lows.  I say pump it some more.  |
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apple is only marketing, mobile that cost a lot and has nothing more than an another mobile that cost even less
Lol. Ok. |
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It's nothing really. It's the usual fud that goes around here. |
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Enjoy  "Solving Bitcoin's Centralization: NXT vs Clam" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMZqnbtzXOISummary: Bitcoin failed to remain decentralised due to it's proof of work design. Proof of stake is biggest innovation in crypto since invention of bitcoin. NXT and Clams are great POS coins but for very different reasons with very different risks. Now that altcoins are at an all time low these are great buys in my opinion. If so, then what's your opinion on PPC? And will it traction in the future? |
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Bitcoin is Motorola, NXT is Apple
Lol. Who's your Steve Jobs then? That person was the main catalyst for Apple's success. If not for him going back to save the company, it would have surely gone bankrupt. But if you mean just the tech, again Lol. Not a good analogy. |
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He quit working on Ethereum to develop a project on Ethereum. It's gonna be awesome. |
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I'm sorry to say that from a spectator's POV, I think NXT is losing the battle now that there's wider and bigger potential and possibilites on other platforms like Ethereum. I hear a lot about Ethereum. What does it actually do... now? Two of the projects I'm interested that are being built on Ethereum are slock.it and Augur. There are a few more. Check them out. |
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Looks like ethereum prices are gradually increasing while bitcoin is stagnant.
That's a good thing if your main goal is to trade back and forth and using BTC as your base currency. |
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I'm sorry to say that from a spectator's POV, I think NXT is losing the battle now that there's wider and bigger potential and possibilites on other platforms like Ethereum.
I could be wrong though. We'll see.
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Is there anyone who still trusts Cryptsy at this point? Why are we still talking about them?
Because they still have millions in customer funds. People who have funds there should contact a lawyer. I don't think posting about it on this forum will help. Of course it can. It will make people aware of the situation. |
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DOGE mucho breakout. Bought some at 36, 37, 38 sats. I hope we don't get whipsawed again  ((( |
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if you got skills and passion
Expanse, 420 coins, NXT, UNO, XEM, XCR, EMC, BATA
avoid XMR, ETH, DASH, LTC, BTC ... too much drama plus they are already well staffed
Lol. Ok. Good advice. |
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Quot fudding guys.. You just made the Larimers themselves dump their coins! |
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I want to find am Altcoin community I can get plugged into. Figured I would let you guys make some suggestions. I want to join a community that has a dedicated members, but more importantly, one that resonates with my personal values/interests. Here are the basics:
* Early 30's software engineer, live on the east coast.
* I am politically Libertarian.
* Things that aggravate me: Oppressive Governments, Sovereign Debt, Drug War, Reality TV
* Things that interest me: Emerging Markets, Rural Sustainability, Urban Sustainability, Efficiency, Economics, Investing, Stoner Metal, 70's Country, Mystery Science Theater 3000, Metalocalypse
* Former linux hack who would love a good reason to get back into the weeds with an open source project (life gets in the way these days).
By plugged-in, I would like to start doing development and evangelism to grow the community. Start your pitches.
Ethereum. https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/ |
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The bitcoin on Stellar will have to be backed by some institution. So it will be a safe as putting it in coinbase or wherever. But yeah the transactions will be off of the blockchain so will reduce pressure.
"backed by some institution" doesn't sound trustless to me. It's not. You have to trust an institution aka a gateway in Stellar. |
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Because
1. People don't have coins there.
2. People who do, do not want to cause panic to get a better chance to withdraw their coins.
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It has come to my attention that Roach (quite apropos) Rofl. |
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How many validating nodes total are there in Stellar? And how many of them are run independently from the Stellar Foundation.
Here's a list of (known) validator nodes: https://github.com/stellar/docs/blob/master/validators.mdNone of them are run by Stellar.org. (We do run a couple nodes recording and saving network history, just FYI). Ok. Thanks. |
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