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The poll shows people think the Moolah fucker [Ryan Gentle] is three times more likely to go to jail than Mark Karpeles [Mt.Gox]. Ironically Mark Karpeles made far more money than Ryan Gentle.
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i have the bad feeling this is going one hell of a dump coin
I am sure it will not. They are legit and they are working to be success. Are there any guarantees of that or only promises? |
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There are not many signature campaigns with decent payouts apart from gambling sites.
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cryptos are failing big time ,but maybe some money can be made here, but it is a hard market out there.
There was almost no green prices on coinmarketcap yesterday. The only alts going up were a few low volume ones. |
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what's the NXT core team doing in marketing the platform to companies? i think it's time for them to be aggressive in 2015. imo the devs are doing great with the recent work done, but how's marketing?
Define marketing. like assign a team to go to conferences presenting NXT to potential institutional investors and businesses that could use the platform. i think NXT is starting to outgrow relying purely on its community, alt forums and word of mouth. Guys regularly go to conferences. Damelon, Marc, Salsa... probably more. Nxt is already booked ad the crypto sponsor for payexpo next year, ahead of BTC who also wanted the spot. Barclays was the real world sponsor so not too shabby. If you look at nxttechnologytree.com, Nxt is just getting started. Cfb, who arguably knows the most detail about Nxts future, see Nxt as selling itself. Nxt is still growing up, it will take months but others will have to be quick to keep up. Core devs that could substantially complete the tree in 8 months rather than 2 years, say, are more important than marketing at this point. But that is not to say marketing isn't important of course  everyone sees things differently, we need more of everything. Edit: what dave said We have equal need of marketing and fast working devs. They are both crucial to Nxt's success. |
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What is the size of the folder in \roaming supposed to be? I have 2.7 GB.
That's huge, how long did it take you to sync? |
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So how come it's gone up, not down?
We have had the expected retracement, now it's just a matter of patience. the count is still good on a larger scale. fifth waves can be slow. So you think the price will go down, but you cannot say when? What do you think the price will go down to? |
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Not trading doesn't mean going all out! Tell me you aren't all out!?
U seem like a scientific type. U will know that in engineering projects, it usually takes a few attempts in calibrating any equipment for any project, let alone one as complex and as subject to metaphysical forces as a digital currency. How likely is it that Bitcoin was 'perfectly calibrated' from the start? Five years of continuous open-source calibration and real-world testing and it's withstood the test so far. +1 Bitcoin is still beta software, and that means it's still in the testing and improvement phase. Maybe Bitcoin will be 'perfectly calibrated' when it's finally out of beta. |
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we are probably less than 4 hours away from some downwards volatility.  So how come it's gone up, not down?  |
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[Fearful regurgitation of increasing irrelevance from the last 12 months]
Time will tell. After 3 months of development, Nxt's answer to Ethereum will be on public testnet very soon. The date is published if you know where to look. Will it offer every feature Ethereum promises? |
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Item #9: "Bitstamp whale"  |
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I have read about five different "experts" bottoms to day alone. They were all wildly different.
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Only if bitstamp wanted to hurt their reputuation with no upside for them. "Hey potential customer, don't worry your personal info is completely safe, unless random people on the internet want it."  Bitstamp must follow the data protection laws of it's country, or face prosecution for revealing a customer's personal details. Also, that particular customer can now afford the services of the best lawyers in the world to sue on his behalf. I doubt Bitstamp will tell us who the whale is. |
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The dude knows what the CTF will say on Thursday
Can you post a link explaining this, and what the CTF is please? |
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The whale's sell off has no doubt generated publicity, and proved how big the bitcoin market is. The final hour/half hour of the sale saw millions of dollars worth of bitcoins sold. That's impressive by anyone's standards and might help to start pushing the price up, as people who missed out try to buy before the price really shoots up.
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Seriously, what could happen in a database migration that takes so long.
The statements given sound like Ernie and Bert are working on it.
It smells worse by the minute.
WTF happened? Have they lost our coins on there? Can anyone log in right now? |
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Two and a half hours ago I think there were like 12.5 k left to sell. All 12.5 k were sold in those two and a half hours?
[Edit]
I just looked at a chart and there is a massive 12.5 k candle about two hours ago! So another whale brought them off the whale selling?
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Wall down.......
off we go....
Did the whale remove the wall with coins still unsold, or were they all sold? |
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I doubt the wall will take long to get eaten. There were over 2000 bitcoins eaten out of it in the last half an hour according to bitcoinity.  |
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The pace they are being sold at is accelerating. There were 1436 sold 7 minutes ago and he only has 18127 left to sell.
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