For whats it worth. I used some btc to buy >300.000 NAV at 12000sat. Ouch Mommy! Regardless, holding tight like a mofo. Always have always will. I value NAV very much. |
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I have heard good things about XAUR. Going to keep my eyes on it.
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I have heard good things about BCY. Going to keep my eyes on it.
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I have heard good things about LSK. Going to keep my eyes on it.
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I have heard good things about AMP. Going to keep my eyes on it.
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Still staking my Super bag.
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I've a 10 BTC order on Poloniex but it takes forever to get bought... I think we will see a huge pump soon.
NAV is in a beartrap stage.  I accumulated my last batch of NAV at the "Delusion" stage. Man, that bums me out when that happens. Emotions get the best of me every time. Going to be holding my bag with a white knuckle grip. |
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Such a great development team. Thank you for all your years of steady hard work in creating what NAV is today and what it will be in future. I am simply greatful to you all.
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Be informed by the past, make a clearing now and embrace the future you desire.
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Joined Thunderclap 3,852 connections for my facebook  Awesome! Thanks for supporting Very Impressive! |
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I think he is trying to say, we're stable at 6700sat like we were around 300sats. Anyway 30k-50k sat is plausible around christmas. For me read the developer deep working in the slack channel is sweet as chopin music. buy, withdraw, stake, and enjoy the life.  6700 Sats = 300 Sats . Those that have Believed will no what im saying.
Time for some Music
We will be Number 1
I want what you are smoking  Most BitchN' Advice! |
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I think the Thunderclap Campaign is an amazing way to inform the world of NAV's story and its all around potential. I am a simple investor for some time now now of NAV and fully trust the direction and development of NAV. I am extremely comfortable sharing my enthusiasm with all my Facebook friends. However, I struggle with the best way to explain what NAV is in elegant fission and minimal verbosity. I think it would be great if I could just cut-n-paste a short and concise message about NAV and post it on my Facebook and also provide a link to Thunderclap. I think more people like me would participate in getting the word out before the Oct 20th date if they could effortlessly and safely cut-n-paste something that is well written into Facebook. This way I(we) investors, new and old, could feel good that I(we) helped contribute in further getting the word out. I ask the NAV community to share something here that I(we) can share on Facebook and point to Thunderclap Campaign for more detail. Thank you.
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About how many active connections should I be seeing on my Supercoin wallet? Right now I see 2.
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That is a slick tool. I am going to add this one to my NAV Bookmark file. |
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Anonymity has a future.
The new technology has a future.
Save NAV, push up NAV,
I have enough coins, i don't sell NAV within 2 or 4 years, or maybe never sell, NAV will be my new bank, bank without abusive commissions.
I have a negative feeling about the word anonymity, privacy is more what I look for. Privacy with a decentralized system gives the benefit of worldwide usage, safe to manipulation and fast transactions. Another huge benefit of NAV is the usability. The developers have a great eye for usability with the development of the mobile wallets. Once all systems are finalized and all wallets run anonymous the only thing that is needed are places to make use of NAV. Keep your eyes all open for opportunities, perhaps a NAVcoin shop could be a start. Just a small onlineshop with (fan)items where people can buy things for small amounts of NAV. A small place like that where you can make small transactions will show businesses and consumers that the system works. You have a smart perspective on NAV, plus two thumbs up on the NAV store concept. |
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When I access my %appdata% file, I still have two NAV related files. The two files are NavCoin and NavCoin2. I am almost certain the file NavCoin file is associated with the old NAV 1.0 wallet and is no longer important. If it is not needed I would like to get rid of it because it is using up 3+ gigs of SSD space. Can the experts here give me the green light to make NavCoin file go bye bye with out compromising the operation of my NAV 2.O wallet? Or just help me understand whats going on with those two files. Thank you.
The NavCoin folder is for the old blockchain. The NavCoin2 folder is for the new blockchain. You are safe to delete your NavCoin folder as long as you have already swapped for the new coins which I assume is the case. In any case, please always back up the wallet.dat file before removing anything. That is the important file which stores your private and public keys, so as long as you have that backed up (and your passphrase) you can recover any coins if you make a mistake. Perfect! Thank you for answering that for me. I did swap out the old coins for new (flawlessly if I may add) and did a recent back-up. Now I feel more comfortable with deleting the old blockchain NavCoin folder. However, I do have one more question that has been on my mind for some time now. I have about 30+ back-up saves for NAV alone. My gut tells me I really don't need that many and I should be okay to purge most of them. Since, I've never asked and have stayed in the dark with this, I've just kept them all. better to be safe then sorry. How do others here manage there back-ups? Peace. With the mobile wallet or the thin clients, all you need is your 12 word seed phrase. there's no need to back up regularly. It uses BIP32 address generation and can recover all generated addresses from the seed phrase. From my testing this works as expected. feel free to test it yourself and if you're comfortable with it, use it like this. With the full node wallets (ones that store the whole blockchain locally) you need to back up your wallet.dat file after every time you create a new keypair (address). Personally I save the latest 3 backups so i can roll back with minimal losses if my latest one becomes corrupted some how. i think this is personal preference, you could store just the latest one if you feel comfortable with that, or store them all, or anywhere between depending on your levels of paranoia! Many thanks Package for your help. One more question just surfaced. What is the recommended staking strategy for qt wallets? E.g. 1 address staking entire stash of coins vs distributing total NAV equally amongst several address within the wallet. also when I go to coin control and want to move coins, does conformations mater when trying to avoid disturbing the staking process? Please refer me to the page if this topic has already been discussed. Things may be different with NavCoin 2.0 Thank you again. |
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When I access my %appdata% file, I still have two NAV related files. The two files are NavCoin and NavCoin2. I am almost certain the file NavCoin file is associated with the old NAV 1.0 wallet and is no longer important. If it is not needed I would like to get rid of it because it is using up 3+ gigs of SSD space. Can the experts here give me the green light to make NavCoin file go bye bye with out compromising the operation of my NAV 2.O wallet? Or just help me understand whats going on with those two files. Thank you.
The NavCoin folder is for the old blockchain. The NavCoin2 folder is for the new blockchain. You are safe to delete your NavCoin folder as long as you have already swapped for the new coins which I assume is the case. In any case, please always back up the wallet.dat file before removing anything. That is the important file which stores your private and public keys, so as long as you have that backed up (and your passphrase) you can recover any coins if you make a mistake. Perfect! Thank you for answering that for me. I did swap out the old coins for new (flawlessly if I may add) and did a recent back-up. Now I feel more comfortable with deleting the old blockchain NavCoin folder. However, I do have one more question that has been on my mind for some time now. I have about 30+ back-up saves for NAV alone. My gut tells me I really don't need that many and I should be okay to purge most of them. Since, I've never asked and have stayed in the dark with this, I've just kept them all. better to be safe then sorry. How do others here manage there back-ups? Peace. |
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When I access my %appdata% file, I still have two NAV related files. The two files are NavCoin and NavCoin2. I am almost certain the file NavCoin file is associated with the old NAV 1.0 wallet and is no longer important. If it is not needed I would like to get rid of it because it is using up 3+ gigs of SSD space. Can the experts here give me the green light to make NavCoin file go bye bye with out compromising the operation of my NAV 2.O wallet? Or just help me understand whats going on with those two files. Thank you.
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NAV has been holding its position in the top 10 in volume (7th as of this post) for some time now. Very cool to see it hang out with some of the Big Ones with substantial market caps. I would think this is a good sign.
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Are there any other Alts out there that have the option to stake their wallets using a cell phone? I am not aware of any. Imho that is some amazing development, amongst everything else being work on by these first-class NAV coding engineers.
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