Is there a white paper or more info on it (trying to avoid digging through 26+ pages on original thread)?

I'm trying to determine how much was originally paid per NXT coin (BTC/NCT). I've seen 1 billion NXT and a total pool of 21 bitcoins which would be 0.000000021 BTC per NXT, or 47,619,047.62 NXT per bitcoin. Lowest sale price I'm seeing is 0.0000006 BTC per NXT or 1666666.67 NXT per bitcoin. This would be a 28.6 multiple in price over original cost in the week or so since funding was closed. Are these figures correct or are some of the 1 billion still undistributed? Is there a link to these kind of statistics and market cap anywhere?

I thought Haight Street was about peace and love, where the Summer of Love happened, and the hippies hang out. This Haightst is not at all mellow.

Thanks for saving me the time reading pages 2-24 of this topic.

Can we still join in between now and January 3? I haven't really seen any clear definition of a deadline.

Thanks! Glad to see you over here on the Nxt thread, appreciate your escrow services on mastercoin.

When is the deadline for sending in the donation and hash for nxt?

I'll do it, .25 each, total .5 BTC for 2 MSC

Still offering at .25 BTC per Mastercoin. I'll be checking messages from time to time. I'm moving some investment into Protoshares, but still expect Mastercoin to appreciate as well, so see it as a win whether I sell or not at this price.

Is there a way to send Mastercoin without installing Mastercoinadvisor? It's not working for me. Mastercoin Explorer says simple send is turned off. I have someone waiting for escrow.

Thanks

I'll sell 100 at .25 BTC each, total 25 BTC

Is there a date yet when the trading client will be available?

I get invalid target when I hit OK after editing shortcut, following is target text:

"C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My Documents\economics\bitshares\mining\pool\ptsminer 0.1\ptsminer\ptsminer_x64.exe -pooluser=1r5HkuYdqC44R4EJznsf4zFnT4h82EgXnA -poolpassword=0 -poolip=54.238.185.113 -poolport=2336 -genproclimit=4"

I thought it was very fair. I first saw this method used with Laissez Faire City, with constantly decreasing shares issued per founder position. Unfortunately, LF City didn't succeed, but it was a good way to reward early adopters who take the most risk.

I set up new addresses to receive btc on the same wallet I originally used to send BTC to the Exodus block. I now have mastercoin receive (the original address) and added addresses for a couple of people and a general "bitcoin receive" address. I received BTC at one of the other addresses I created after sending for the Mastercoin. Is it safe to spend the coin received at this new other address without interfering with the Mastercoin purchased with coin at the original address?

Thanks in advance

The PICMGs look like a good way to pack a lot of CPU power into a small space. I have a 2007 Xeon server with Windows Server 2003 sitting around to try Protoshares on a legacy system.

Thanks for including mine in the vote. I forgot about the time difference, was working your suggestions. Here's detailed version with more margin - it does look better. I used the small, many toothed gear to make it look more like a coin but will use less, larger teeth for small icons since these small ones don't show at 32 and 16 pixel sizes.

Thanks! I'm thinking of having a different, simplified version with fewer, larger teeth, and fatter P for the 32x32 and 16x16.

Here's an update,

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