No, each share is worth .001% of revenue, no matter how many are in the Exchanges hands.

It reopens when the Exchange needs more SHARE to pay interest on Share/FeeShare.

Just go to http://www.nautiluscoin.com/ and scroll down. The wallet links are right there. Two big blue windows start button icons.

You can get the wallet at nautiluscoin.com

I  just shared on FB. hope I'm not too late.

Ok.. .so I do have a questions, when I saw the product I assumed it was going to be a coin that had a viewable address with 1 BTC in it. Then a protected private key under the hologram which would be destroyed on removal.

So, basically, while the hologram is affixed it would have 1 BTC (or I guess more if people send more) but basically you could just look at the address on the blockchain to see the balance. This would allow for trading the coin on the market and the value would be tied to the BTC value. This is what I thought when you said "backed by crypto currency".

I assumed this is how it worked because it has the 1 BITCOIN denominated on it.

Ok... so I guess there are no question yet.

Does the coin come with the Address printed on the outside of it?

Is the private key under the hologram?

Does removing the hologram to get at the private key destroy it in such a way that it can be re-applied?

What is the security of the hologram wrt duplication? For example, if someone offered to sell me the coin, I could see the hologram was affixed and view the address balance and be 100% sure the private key had not been viewed by a scamming seller.

I can tell if it is single-key or multi-key based on the address starting with a 1 or a 3 right?

thanks. Very nice looking coin BTW, I think $80 is reasonable given the current price of silver.

Also, would like to see the Brass coins with LTC perhaps rather than BTC.

I'm not sure why everyone is so threatened by a SELL wall. If people sell into the wall it will drop, cause the sellers will see, heck, if there buying at 300 they'll buy at 310 and move the order up, etc. Then other sellers will see the action as well... the price will go up.

It's a market. Sweating the intraday moves unless your trying to time or day trade is just, at least for me, a waste of effort.

I noticed some people having trouble setting up Google Authenticator with shareXcoin.

If so, you might want to follow these steps and it will probably resolve the issue: (from the Google Help pages)

My Google Authenticator codes aren’t working (Android)

This might be because the time on your Google Authenticator app is not synced correctly.

To make sure that you have the correct time:

Go to the main menu on the Google Authenticator app
Click Settings
Click Time correction for codes
Click Sync now
On the next screen, the app will confirm that the time has been synced, and you should now be able to use your verification codes to sign in. The sync will only affect the internal time of your Google Authenticator app, and will not change your device’s Date & Time settings.

hth...
 

Except sharex.com is already taken. He originally had is under sharexer.com, not sure why he changed it.

You have posted several times that it is the dev "dumping". Do you have anything to back that up? If you don't I wish you would stop suggesting it.

All I see is a dev working very hard to improve the exchange, adding coins, fixing reported bugs. I doubt 100% that he is trading his own SHARE. That said, the only share he has is that which was donated to him, or that her personally bought.

The exchange is an OPEN market where anyone can buy or sell. The market sets the price, not the dev. If he want's to sell the SHARE that was donated to him, or place BUY/SELL orders for personal coin, I have no problem with that.

I assume he is paying the fee based on the reference client. A fee isn't always required depending on the inputs, age of inputs, etc.

http://bitcoinfees.com/

Did it take more than 10 mins for your first confirm? Perhaps his deamon isn't following the reference clients fee rules?

How many accounts have you set up to post this?

Isn't that exactly what multipools do? They mine the coin, dump it for BTC if the price of the coin makes it more profitable to mine than BTC given equivelent hashing power? Multipools don't care about the coins they are mining. They don't hold the coin. They just "exchange" it for BTC. Seems like you think trying to protect the coin from Multipools is so others can just "exchange" it for BTC.

I've gotta say, I really love how you have the description link for each coin with the link to their home page and announcement thread on the exchange. It makes it much easier to research these coins.

Sure enough on the main page it does.

When I search I can't see what I type in:

http://screencast.com/t/jeeSbkSsVA

Also, when I search for my Share Address it is showing the balance incorrectly, decimal is also off by 100x on that page.

Thanks for the quick fix.

Yes, the "extra' 352,095 coins are the PoS stake rewards since the network started.

Yes, looks like the decimal is of by a factor of 100. I'm sure it just a display bug which is why I am reporting it.

I think there's something wrong with the outstanding column on your coin explorer. It is showing 1,003,520.5745441 and we started with 100,000,000. My wallet shows 100,352,095.03495701.

I'm not sure why so many exchanges list the "last" as the "price" I always think of the highest Bid as the real price... since that is what someone is will to pay for it right now.

He didn't exactly say that. He said the price went much higher and faster than he expected so soon.

I'm interested but not really sure what the NXT asset exchange is. I just started looking at NXT and as you know, reading any coin thread here is 99% noise about how it's a scam. Hard to get real good info.

How is NXT connected to a Silver Certificate?

There are several services online that do that.

Coinbase.com
GoCoin.com
BitPay.com

I'm sure there's more.