Hmm.
Post your address and pubkey here (NOT your private key) and I'll try.
NXT-5HZ8-U742-QHKP-A86BC 76bfa5d5213830dcdd8c1c8c9392d9221ff2184f2c8a18a89677a01f4576695b Thank you so much. Never could resist an xxxgoodgirl in distress. Seems to have gone through. Might need to wait for confirmation(s). |
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Hmm.
Post your address and pubkey here (NOT your private key) and I'll try.
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I cannot understand how does it work.
If I get a bunch of these shares (how to choose among the list?), will I get daily revenues?
What ROI should I expect?
Thank you
SuperNET/UNITY asset is the only one you need. You will automatically get dividends. Timing is not steady yet. ROI is not predictable yet Good news is that it is still trading pretty close to the NAV (marked to the market value of the BTC, NXT, etc. it holds) James Thank you. I am not able to withdrawal my NXT from bittrex to the local wallet, I am receiving: The address you submitted is not valid for the NXT network. Cancel this withdrawal and resubmit it. Address: account ID Message : pub key. Also tried to switch them with no luck. Any clue? If it's a new account you'll need to include the public key in the transaction. Try withdrawing just a few NXT to it at first, using the pubkey found under the Account Balance tab in the client. |
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It's a bit like that, only more complicated, and the club is really a big p2p network that does things that shouldn't be allowed under the normal rules of the universe.
what kind of rules are being broken? Intuitively you shouldn't be able to communicate with someone without knowing their IP address. |
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Reading the OP I really don't get how anonymity is achieved. Could someone explain it in a simple way?
Make a bunch of paper wallet for Bitcoin. 0.05 BTC, 0.1, 1, etc, like cash. Now go to a club, get drunk and use them as a medium of exchange for drinks and whatever else you want to buy under cover of darkness, where dozens of other people are doing the same, some with paper wallets you have paid them, some with standard denomination wallets of their own. Make sure the wallets are passed around lots of times. The morning after, see if you can figure out who owns all the Bitcoins now, and what they've bought with them. It's a bit like that, only more complicated, and the club is really a big p2p network that does things that shouldn't be allowed under the normal rules of the universe. |
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Hello patmast3r, nice to see you here. Seems we have an increasingly broad cross section of crypto.
No one from Monero though?
@jl777 thanks for the analysis
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Yes, I mean that expectation of returns is an order of magnitude greater in crypto, so I doubt the same ratios apply here. Not sure what a reasonable estimate would be, though.
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Though $100 price would require around $2 in dividends per year at a 50:1 ratio, which is about $4700 of dividends per day.
Could someone ELI5, please? Correct me if wrong: 50:1 ratio is in terms of total market cap to dividends per year. There is a total of 816061 SuperNET assets. 816061 * $2 = $1,632,122 in dividends a year $1,632,122 / 365 days = $4,471.57 in dividends per day Is 50:1 p/e realistic? I know it would be in the real world, but crypto people have different expectations. I just have no idea for how to evaluate this in crypto terms. |
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Trust me when I say you will want to keep your SuperNET in your NXT wallet. You can also go ahead and use the early beta SuperNET wallet but remember that it is beta and not all functions are there yet. Coinomat works along with the production server MGW. https://nxtforum.org/lite-multigateway-releases/supernet-v1-3-4-3/ As for dividend payments. SuperNET pays out asset dividends for services that is being funded with use in SuperNET. In the future any other services that SuperNET funds will also be payed out as asset dividends. All these funded assets also can be traded separately through the NXT asset exchange located in the NXT/SuperNET wallet. SuperNET also buys up large amounts of asset it finds profitable to invest in for it's holders. Because of this SuperNET will also pay out dividend in NXT since all the assets it holds is receiving NXT fees from people using the service. The fees from these services is much small compared to the more centralized counterparts to encourage usage. The more users of SuperNET the more fees to be payed out and the higher the NXT dividend is received. As for when SuperNET will start to pay out dividends in NXT? I'm not sure. Only the people in charge know that. I'm not in charge, but I believe the working assumption is the end of the year. The nominal date for SuperNET launch is Christmas. I'm not sure what revenue-generating services will be up and running by then, though. It's possible neoDICE will be, and perhaps one or two others. |
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My question is for NXT experts.
I find the login Passphrase on brain wallet to be a single point of failure/weakness for using NXT and NXT related tools! Why? Because most people cant memorize the long pass phrase and they have to write it down somewhere...
What additional measures can one take to secure NXT wallet given how critical a platform it will be in the near future with MGW and SuperNet?
Yes, it's a point of controversy  Some NXT wallets do use a wallet.dat. I think the MOFO wallet does (I didn't name it...) You can also use secureae.com, which is a web wallet that includes the Asset Exchange, though I think it will still require a long password of some sort - not sure. People use stuff like Keepass and other apps like it. |
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Price bump, and Wally seems quiet. Anyone have any ideas?
My wonderings exactly. Something weird is going on. A bunch of 5 BTCD orders 1 satoshi apart. Then the standard Wally dust. Maybe someone trying to beat him by putting in lots of little orders so it doesn't look like a wall. Still, odd that it's jumped from 0.0045-0.0055. Guess maybe someone just wanted some BTCD for real! |
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Price bump, and Wally seems quiet. Anyone have any ideas?
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Just a question, Will unity have some uses as a cryptocurrency? or the only benefit of holding it is the dividends? The infrastructure built by james is amazing (hat's off), I am just trying to understand the investor point of view UNITY is a dividend-paying share in SuperNET. That's 'all'. |
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just a quick question, is the btcd dividends system in place and set up? will it be ready to roll as soon as btcd is released?
Not in place yet. I'm not sure what the schedule is, but SuperNET will not start paying cash dividends until the end of the year (I think) anyway. |
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I have already been really impressed with v0. There's some great functionality there. And a lot more to come |
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I installed the NXT SuperNet Client yesterday - amazing!
Just one question regarding multigateway integration: On multigateway.org it reads BTCD is "UNDER MAINTENANCE". In the NXT SuperNet GUI BTDC seems to work, there is no message that the coin is "under maintenance". Will sending/receiving BTCD via mgwBTCD work right now?
mgwBTCD is currently functional. I'm just downloading the blockchain. It's all pretty cool |
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I suspect it will continue it's downward movement for several reasons:
1.) Existing buy support for this coin is weak on both Cryptsy and Bittrex imho and overall daily purchase volume is lousy. Not alot of new money getting into BTCD atm imho.
2.) Though new wallet soon to be released and it looks good, sounds like most of the tech is still at least several weeks away and even when released will likely require a fairly decent amount of beta-testing to work out whatever bugs will likely still be lingering.
3.) Obvious bot-like manipulation of orderbooks has been going on for sometime and it appears whomever is doing it has alotta BTCD. (I honestly thought this was James himself for quite sometime:)
4.) Given #1 above it doesn't take much for even a relatively small bag holder to quite literally crush the price selling off a couple hundred coins at any given time.
What about the other side of this - the very thin sell side? Assuming any kind of revenue from SuperNET, btcd stakers will receive 5% of this as btcd, meaning btcd will need to be bought before payment. Given its currently tiny market cap, that should create some constant upward pressure, without factoring in its attractiveness as (effectively) a dividend-paying stock. |
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Yes, and besides of all the Scams and Shitcoins there was and is a lot of Innovation. Sometimes I think, it's like a big laboratory, including many huge fails etc. But the best learn from it all and I'm sure that there will be some Coins in a few years that could become real game-changers. We haven't seen the "Google" or "Facebook" of Crypto yet. ;-)
I'm not sure about that. It may just be that people haven't recognised it as such yet. BTCD is trading incredibly thinly. There's less than 0.5 BTC between 0.005 and 0.0055 on Trex. I guess we're a community of hodlers. Wally is also playing his games, I see. Now isn't a bad time to start playing back. |
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Anyone selling BTCD price 0.005 for 10BTC ? Would be around 2000 btcd. Message me if you want do that trade on the exchange.
Ohhh, that would be a good deal for you. Good luck |
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