so u can just cut these out of regular cardboard?

that wallet is actually a modified version where you cannot login with your passphrase. is a spend from cold wallet type of solution.

first you create transaction then you sign it with your private key by using your phone to scan a qr code. the signing never broadcasts your private key across the internet. it just sends the encrypted version after signing.

its the closest thing to 2 factor authentication for a wallet setup. no other coin has this setup as of today.

it's hard to get ppl to install this as it's not exactly the easiest thing... to us it's easy.

out of all those coins. it seems nxt had the least funding at 21 btc. why is it that certain coins even with alot of funding doesn't even come close to what nxt has so far? im really curious to why this is.... is it really not the funding that plays a factor? so what is it? i mean all those coins have talented devs too.

Nxt seems to be your best bet at the moment as they call it "plugins". nxtbubble.com is going to be one of the plugins within the wallet.

whats so bad about monero? its just another anonymous coin. why bash it?.. i haven't looked into it much but aren't there like a bunch of them now? cloakcoin / darkcoin / zerocoin / etc

Just for those that dont know and have some btc or other altcoins sitting there. might just go with http://multigateway.org/ instead now...

you can test it on http://jnxt.org:7876/index.html

so the object if the game is to just guess the pay out amount? and if it's lower than you guessed you win?

i don't understand how skill is involved...

but but but but... its premined... -_-

"Next Train" = "Nxt Train" you mean?

Just saw this released: https://nxtbubble.com --- seems like these games are on a trend... How do u even play these games. its different from dice games.

as of today which exchange has the most activity for nxt?

one other solution was to also send a few .0001 btc's to the user so they can send back out when needed. it would be good if there was a service that monitored a btc wallet to make sure there is at least .0001 at all times and if there wasnt it would fill that wallet. im not sure if u can even send btc to a colored coin address.

I read somewhere op_return is going to be upped to 80 bytes from its current 40. When is this scheduled to be changed?

And what are some interesting ideas that people have developed so far to take advantage of this increase?

I was wondering if this was ever discussed.

I run a small repair shop and wanted to issue color coins as a way to manage store credit or technically gift cards. What are some pros/cons of using blockchain technology to do this? From my research the only viable options right now seem to be : coinprism / counterparty / nxt

coinprism - Sits on top of BTC blockchain. Has android wallet and site is mobile friendly for ios users. No built in exchange.

counterparty - Sits on top of BTC blockchain. no mobile app and only accessible via website. Has built in exchange.

nxt - Doesnt sit on top of BTC blockchain. Mobile app friendly for android and ios. Has built in exchange.

One issue i noticed with any of the 3 options above is: Even if you sent the colored coins to the users wallet, they have no way of sending it back or to someone else unless their wallet contains the native currency.

Thoughts?

y doesnt the mgw just have more people managing the servers to possibly make it have at least 5 signatures instead of 2-3.

bet on the nxt platform.. not the currency.

im curious to how does colored coins fall into this category?

say a local coffee shop issued a coffee coin that is redeemable only in their shop. how does that play out? in essence its just issuing store credit but its leveraging a crypto blockchain.

is there a youtube video demo of nxt Hyperboria?