This whole thread reads like a scamcoin satire.

Guys, stop pointing out other coins devs make. My best guess is there is at most 5 or 6 devs that release all these coins we mine. Of course they made other coins.

do i need an internet conn to mine this coin?

Maybe when somebody comes up with an external miner.  In the meantime, stop spreading unnecessary FUD.

guys，ie ask for donation.

he want to have nud. you could twitter him to make sure every details...

IconicExpert ‏@lonicExpert  26min
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Much appreciated

Here's an attempt for ELI5. Well maybe more like ELI12.

NUD works on two fronts. First you need to have a Tor address.
(You need to install Tor yourself and turn your wallet into a hidden service)

Others on the network will not then see your IP address, instead
they see you something like lcqnp3bufy2hoosd.onion.

When your  address is relayed through Tor network, it's pretty good anonymity,
meaning that it is pretty hard for anybody figure out who is behind
the .onion address.

This in itself is not very remarkable (some other coins have it too), but NUD
adds another layer of anonymity in the form of transactions by delegate.

A delegate is someone who uses a part of his total balance to service
other users for a fee. So when you want to send NUD anonymously,
your wallet contacts a delegate wallet that has enough NUD to fund
your transaction. Then the delegate transfers his coins to recipient,
and afterwards you send an equal amount (plus delegate fee) to the delegate.

The end result is that there is no record in the blockchain that links you to the recipient.
What is recorded are the payments from the delegate to the recipient
and from you to the delegate, but for an outsider it is hard to say who is the sender
and who is the delegate, especially when there are many transactions
of this kind.

The wonderful thing is that all this happens kind of automatically. The
sender just pushes a button and goes to sleep. The delegate can be
asleep all the time. The wallet takes care of the processing. And if something
goes wrong (like computer crashing when they're asleep), the sender or the delegate can
reclaim their NUD. That works because the transactions have an inbuilt escrow
mechanism.

This is the gist of it. In practice however there are still a few hurdles and
wrinkles, that will no doubt be levelled out as NUD matures.

 

stuff

he ripped off thousands of people & took their money to buy into crypto coins. He is a criminal of the highest order, he bankrupted me as his biz partner & stole hundreds of $$ from the members of our biz op. He has opened an e-wallet for digital currency which I paid half the costs for & have no regress for. Lordzskull should be damned to hell! He doesn't care about anyone here, only to take your money. DON'T trust him at all & don't use his e-wallet or anything he promotes!

Lordzskull, aka Shawn the Scammer,  are you going to reply to my mail or do I have to tell everyone on this forum what I know about you?

could anybody dump some nud to me on cex?
the top buy order is mine for the moment...

 

Orphans are not the problem its the client going out of sync with the network thus not minting any blocks.

I am still compiling...

detk/Detk_v_qubit_kopia/src/leveldb/libmemenv.a(memenv.o): In function `leveldb::(anonymous namespace)::InMemoryEnv::GetChildren(std::string const&, std::vector<std::string, std::allocator<std::string> >*)':
memenv.cc:(.text+0x2e5b): undefined reference to `std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >::basic_string(std::string const&, unsigned int, unsigned int)'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [detkcoind] Error 1