not the whole 6m, because 3 were sold, but 3m Nxt and some bitcoins were frozen at the Bter, but the 1170 BTC are still missing

Yes, that's what some other people's opinions at the discussion at

http ://weibo.com/btercom

You need to translate the Chinese language to what you can read


Some people claim that Bter doesn't have any right to move the frozen funds. There must be a legal arbitration.

Please help us to advice a proper institution to make the legal arbitration.

Please post a NXT address to receive the funds. We also need the community to identify it.

Almost. It started here: https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/price-speculation/msg62022/#msg62022

Where can I find more info about the recent NXT development funds theft?

Who made secureAE? The site is amazing. Funding with BTC seems so easy and the rate is really good!

State of the art

NXTblocks announced the first version of its block & asset explorer on May 26th 2014, backed by prominent community members Klee (who owns 4.44% of the project) and Pouncer (who owns 13.33% of the project). Since then, NXTblocks has established itself as one of the prominent NXT services web application in the NXT ecosystem, and we have been consistently serving 700-1200 unique users (different IPs) per day. Our first beta version of the browser-encrypted NXT wallet was announced on June 24th 2014, and twelve days later we had more than 230 registered wallets. We expect those numbers to increase on par with NXT's user acceptance rate.

Features planned in future versions of NXTblocks:

Currently, the project is under heavy planning and development in order to design, implement and incorporate all the necessary features that will make NXTblocks what we aspire it to be, which is the number one destination for those who are interested in NXT or make transactions in NXT. Planned features include:
    

• An Android (and possibly IOS) mobile wallet application. We are in a premier position of building a lightweight smartphone client for NXT. So-called "heavy" clients are too resource demanding for smartphones, both network-wise (since the blockchain needs to be downloaded) and battery-wise. We are already designing our API, which will be utilized for building a lightweight smartphone wallet client as well.
• A browser extension that will function as a verifier to enhance security of our web application.
• More detailed asset information in the AE explorer, including asset holders (with export functionality that will be useful for asset issuers), total capitalization and more.
• Asset dashboard/portfolio within the wallet that will offer combined asset information and management from multiple accounts.
• Asset trading from within the wallet, again from multiple NXT accounts.
• Development of gateways between BTC, LTC and other bitcoin-based currencies to NXT assets, and embedding withdraw/deposit functionality from within the wallet. This will enable us to offer trading of alternative cryptocurrencies from within our web wallet, thus using the NXT Asset Exchange platform to function as an exchange.
• A Digital Goods Store frontend. We are looking at possible ways to facilitate trading of legal digital goods, while avoiding questionable goods that may compromise our credibility and reputation.
• A Digital Goods Store wallet dashboard, offering combined product and order information and management for all wallet accounts.
      
• Message inbox and encrypted messages functionality.
• Twitter-like functionality (mark accounts as followed and see their messages in a message stream, useful for following asset announcements etc.)
• Offering of a RESTful API in order to facilitate the emergence of other services and startups.
• DNS server based on the NXT alias system (a PowerDNS-based prototype is already in the works).
• We plan to gradually set up and monitor at least 60 large NRS instances which will serve a backbone of our infrastructure and API, and simultaneously helping the NXT network backbone.

isle of man is the isle of pokerstars?

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Release 1.2.0e

https://bitbucket.org/JeanLucPicard/nxt/downloads/nxt-client-1.2.0e.zip

sha256:

a6e3d1c0da1ef80243708352be0509474c7e3afadfb9e6ef25e973e66a2f740c  nxt-client-1.2.0e.zip


This is a development release for testing only. Source code is not provided.


Change log:

This release will run only on testnet. Set nxt.isTestnet=true in nxt.properties.

New features:

Digital goods store.

New http API calls for creating transactions:
dgsListing, dgsDelisting, dgsPriceChange, dgsQuantityChange, dgsPurchase,
dgsDelivery, dgsRefund, dgsFeedback

New http API calls for quering DGS:
getDGSGood, getDGSGoods, getDGSPurchase, getDGSPurchases, getDGSPendingPurchases

Goods and notes exchanged between buyer and seller are encrypted with AES, and
gzip compressed before encryption. Maximum allowed digital goods size is 10240
bytes after compression and encryption.

Alias transfer.

New http API calls: sellAlias, buyAlias

Alias sale can be restricted to a specific buyer, or open to anyone. Alias sale
with price 0 is treated as immediate transfer and doesn't require a separate buy
alias transaction. To change the ask price, submit a new sellAlias transaction.
To cancel a sale, submit a new sellAlias transaction to yourself with price 0.

Buy alias transaction can only be placed if the alias is already for sale. It is
not currently possible to just bid on an alias that is not for sale.

Encrypted messages.
AES encrypted messages are now supported in the core, so there is no need to use
externally encrypted arbitrary messages anymore. Use arbitrary messages only for
plain text, encrypted messages for confidential messaging.

New APIs: sendEncryptedNote and readEncryptedNote. Max message length is 1000
bytes, after compression and encryption.

New http API calls: encryptTo/decryptFrom can be used for encrypting and
decrypting arbitrary text to/from an account. But those just do the encryption
and decryption, don't actually send messages between accounts.

New rsConvert http query for converting account number to RS format and back.

New getBlockId API to get blockId for a given height.

Improved logging, to handle the case when Nxt is embedded as a library.

Minor improvements: getState and getBlockchainStatus now also show application
name, block JSON also shows generatorPublickKey, getAccountId also accepts
publicKey as a parameter.

Updated jetty to version 9.2.1.

Client Updates:

Digital Goods Store UI.

Alias Trading UI.

Encrypted Messages.

Only RS account numbers are allowed. Exchanges and services should switch to RS
format ASAP.

Decode Token Functionality.

Hide Fee / Deadline by default, show via advanced toggle.

Show warning message if user is on a fork (if his account has generated at least
the last 10 blocks).

Several settings (remember passphrase by default, 12/24 hour format).


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don't get too critical- or they will send their thugs to come and get you.

something you want to invest in?  I think not.

-bm

Farley what are you denying at this point?  are you denying that:

1) 200 BTC was stolen because the server security was compromised?  (Farley is partly responsible for this server btw)

2) that fanaticalfishing DIDN'T send this message? (I guess he's suggesting I made it up)

so just to make clear, prior to this entire community coming out against me, I was trying to figure out what had happened to the 200 BTC.  From what I understand police were contacted regarding this and I think a few of the 'leaders' of the 'decentralized' NXT community are going to be in the hot seat.  To make a long story short, someone supposedly hacked John Manglaviti's account, impersonated him, and convinced people to send him 200 BTC.  That was the story we were given.

My suggestion to everyone:  stay off these forums.  They are crawling with petty criminals(and worse).

-bm

Isn't the ANN section going to be closed soon?