NxT leader John stole $250K!  Care to post some more information about this or even a proof? It's kind of a big claim. See NxT scam thread. It's breaking news This thread is about recalculating nxt capitalization |
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NxT leader John stole $250K! |
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NxT just like ripple. Please recalculate the capitalization. It has less volume than XC, Monero, et al.
Mastercoin has a low volume too. Should we make it look like it is valued less because currently it's more of a protocol rather that a currency and people are holding on to it? I don't think so.  I said NxT |
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NxT just like ripple. Please recalculate the capitalization. It has less volume than XC, Monero, et al.
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NxT had scam distribution just like the countrycoins (whose capitalization were recalculated). NxT just like Ripple - which was recalculated too.
Do the same with NxT. It has less volume than XC, Monero and similiar to Cinni (these are coins worth less than $5 million while NxT is $69 million)
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Less volume than Monero. NxT get quick rich. Buy NxT so I can buy an island, please
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It's the NxT people. I'm an early adopter of NxT and Eadeqa is on that forum saying bad things about NEM.
Ever since first month NxT people have been trolling NEM, and only NEM. They've feared NEM since the beginning. NEM is everything NxT but without NxT's bad distribution (20 whales who took almost everything and another 50 got scraps) and NEM has a big community.
NxT's capitalization almost doubled just from NEM trading on their asset exchange and it's still the #1 asset.
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NxT real capitalization $3 million since less volume than Monero and XC Thanks for making the NxT whales rich.  keep paying more! |
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It depends on what you mean by big holder? The 10k or 100k range. Anyone in the 100k range won't dump, he might sell it off very slowly one day (there aren't many people in it anyways). As far as a dump in the 10k range goes, the last one that happened the price recovered within minutes. I wasn't even around in the first days of NXT, so because of that I didn't get a stake. Nice distribution.
I wasn't around before 2013 so I didn't get cheap Bitcoin. (Actually I first read about it in 2009 and didn't care, real happy about that now.) What you say about big holders are totally reasonable. But it is the same for Nxt. Why would a big holder dump just to destroy their own wealth? Those who want to sell are selling slowly, this is the reason why price is still (relatively) low. There is no reason to assume a Nxt whale would dump and crush the price 90%, than that a Bitcoin whale would do it. Real happy about that now? Why? You need to look at the fact that there isn't the same level of support for Bitcoin and NXT. Bitcoin usually recovered within minutes of a dump, would NXT recover as well? If you look at http://coinmarketcap.com/ , do you really think that the market cap of NXT should be $71M? NxT has less volume than Monero, XC and other coins worth less than $5 million. Everything NxT is a scam. |
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Small amount. There's $97 trillion investments. Spending $5 trillion over a decade is nothing
A real total war would have to spend a quadrillion or more. Half million tanks, 100K+ aircraft, aircraft carriers, think WW2 scale of production.
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4. Democratic World Government
We may very well be on our way to achieving the Star Trek-like vision of a global-scale liberal democracy — one capable of ending nuclear proliferation, ensuring global security, intervening to end genocide, defending human rights, and putting a stop to human-caused climate change. [...]
Actually, if you've ever seen Past Tense Part I and Part II DS9 episodes, you'll understand that liberalism was crashed in the 21st century. Humanity in Star Trek series is presented by well developed socialist society. It has nothing in common with the so-called liberal democracy. That's the assumption on the face value but it was never that simple. They still had mediums of exchange in the Federation. There were several hints towards individuals who were incredibly wealthy. For all the claims by Picard that humanity was no longer interested by money, there always was an unlimited supply of human mercenaries and traders looking to make credits. .  Then you had Bashir and Riker who were always gambling. . . As well, except for Miles O'Brien, it looked like most enlisted (not to be confused with officers) Starfleet servicemen lived in terrible conditions, I can't imagine the incentive for them to do that unless they were getting credits or some kind of benefit over the general populace back home. Maybe poverty was eliminated in the Federation but I never saw anything about it being socialist - socialist would imply collectivization of capital and everything in Star Trek pointed to capital being owned by wealthy individuals or the military. If you mean welfare socialist - I don't recall ever seeing welfare workers in Star Trek.. maybe Star Trek is a future assumption that technological innovation will bring about a technological minarchism solution to poverty. |
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Ripple hiring a marketing firm or something now?   |
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I had a bad feeling about that guy from the start. Most of the NXT people talk it up, but he was screaming how great it is. Anytime somebody is screaming on these forums I think it is a scam. But so far all the NXT people have been really honest and generally involved in the tech. This guy though didn't have anything to do with developing. So sad that one guy can pump the price so high and then rip people off.
It was a hacker which toke the control of Jhon's account, wasn't it? That could happen to anyone.... what we should do now is verify the identity when one of the community members asks for this amount of money. It was a Hacker which have nothing to do with nxt security or the integrity of this guy... Is like one reputable member of btc community get hacked and ask for funds, no one doubt about his good intentios and everyone send money thinking that is the real account owner There's no ascertained hacker - only speculation at the moment as no one can apparently get a hold of him. John is apparently on the world's longest flight, probably has zipped around the equator a few times.  Shouldn't people have John's phone number? BM's theory is likely the correct one - John is a crooked guy who saw an opportunity to build hype and now he's gone (in the wind) with $200K+. He'll probably infiltrate another coin community and try to get money off them. |
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1,700 young men were executed. The ISIS guys claim that they were soldiers. But pictures seems to suggest otherwise. Probably the terrorists rounded up all the young men, and then executed them. ISIS militants claim mass executions of Iraqi soldiers, post gruesome pictureshttp://rt.com/news/166092-iraq-militants-mass-executions/ That is what used to happen in Europe - all the men from ages 14 to 60 were shot if the enemy caught them. |
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If it's such a real concern then how come more people are not bringing it up?
Less natural gas just means we might have to return to the 1910s - people used to wear jackets and boots indoors all the time. Natural gas is technically one of those luxuries which permits you to wear T-Shirts and shorts, in a house, during the middle of winter.
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Russia is not the USSR. Russia has a way smaller economy, population, demilitarized a lot in the past twenty years and has few international allies. Much like Britain, Russia basks in its' former greatness but it's largely a paper tiger compared to what it used to be.
If you read military blogs on Russia - they aren't strong enough to win a war against Ukraine, it would stalemate into a bloody conflict. Rocketry technology is such that modern wars now are all infantry slug fests. Something like WW2 arguably can't be repeated anymore since it's too expensive to produce vehicles relative to the cost of missiles. It's similiar to how people stopped wearing plate armours when guns became more common.
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NEM will get the Disappointment of the Year award in 2014.
I've got massive reservations about NEM, nothing's happened with it for so long, and they made hundreds of promises about it at launch and now there's hundreds of these 'stakes' being offered in different shapes and sizes. I wouldn't risk it, everyone has stakes, noone has NEM. I tried emunie and it works, it's not a myth but I don't see it's value over other currencies, a small investment in the first few hours of the first day of launch would be good though. I've found watching for which coins get added to coinmarketcap and then investing early because they usually bump up a little. But by the time they're posted on coinmarketcap they've made their first big gains, so there's much to get. eMunie has already been sabotaged to fail. It's geared into a Maidsafe / Mastercoin rich investor paradox. If eMunie supposedly has this 600-1000 BTC invested pre-launch (even pre-IPO) then who wants to invest into a ponzi scheme ran by a small handful wealthy investors? It's technically NxT's distribution in a nutshell but requiring that people upfront serious money. I'm intentionally ignoring all the huge scandals / red flags with eMunie as well (which is further discouragement). |
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I find it amusing that people complain about a nuclear family in a mortgaged house when most in the second world are living in dilapidated apartments, and then those in the third world are in improvised shelter or entire extended families live in 2000 SQF homes. I'ld say the American family has it pretty darn good, if not the best in the world.
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Japan's economic development, along with Korea and Germany, was arguably a bubble to begin with. A lot of it was economic appeasement during the cold war to maintain US influence in Europe and East Asia, and to prevent the spread of Communism and revanchism among the defeated countries.
Look at automobiles for instance - why were Japanese and South Korean automobiles allowed to flood the US market after the 1960s? In contrast, when does one ever see an American automobile in Korea or Japan unless it's a collectible vehicle or a Harvey Motorcycle enthusiast?
Empires are often costly affairs - not only are fortunes spent on military but then there's all the "bribes" (economic and trade) to maintain the world order. The British Empire often bribed native leaders in Africa and India - the US empire today continues this policy but now it's called foreign aid, which is taking money from poor people in rich countries and giving this money to rich people in poor countries (Mubarak was a very wealthy man).
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