not that. My friend said that here is possible to get 1000 - 100 000 nxtcoins and some had already got. What did they do?

from pkulak sent 1 hour ago

Okay, I'm ready to sign off on this. I got it running in a VM (under my own account to avoid low-karma issues) and everything tests out as working. I didn't do an audit of every line, but I did look at all the lines that were modified/added from the original altcointip project it was forked from:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/241970/audit/file_changes.txt https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/241970/audit/diffs.diff

It all looks good. It's good code. No security issues or backdoors, from what I can tell (as of 77d830d3ff0e79d73e798360f2594bcc8021ca8c). The database is not encrypted, which maybe you'd want since it includes all the private keys, but that probably doesn't buy you too much over just really locking your server down properly. Bit of a challenging project too, due to NXT's lack of resemblance to the altcoins that altcointip was built to work with.

Yes, I´ve only decided to invest because Anon136 is doing escrow.

in all decentralization, we whales have decided to dump NXT price back to 0.00006 for the obviuos reason that we can and have to cash out

we will hold price at 0.00006 for a few months so please be patient

When the code is released, I would like some way that will make cloning by FrictionlessCoin either illegal or difficult (put some bugs in it)

I got the wallet working, but the official faucet kept giving me an error. I also probably didn't create a particularly strong password.

Any recommendations on what level of password strength/entropy are required for a sufficiently strong password?

I'm merely curious about NXT. I'd like to see what I could do with it. I actually know some Java but never really had any incentive to keep learning it.

Here is the Bittrex email if people want to send them an "Please Add Nxt" email; support@bittrex.com

The founders control over 51% of a POS coin. Sounds like centralization to me. The video they have on Vimeo, is clearly made by a 10 year old without proper spelling checks and they obviously did not want you to hear their voice.

bittrex-bill Trader 1 point 6 minutes ago (1|0)

Wow. thanks for the feedback guys. Keep it coming. NXT is on our list but with so many coins out there, I wanted to double check. Having strong community support is one of our guidelines for coin inclusion and NXT has that.

Okay. Let's pause this discussion for a while. I will think about the browser side encryption a bit more. In the end of the day, I want to make something that people will use.

This is how I see it: I use blockchain.info and I love it. But I don't store all my bitcoins there. I like to spread the bitcoins in 3 or more different baskets, the more I trust a basket the more bitcoins I put there. My offline wallet has the most.

I think it's the same with NXT. For a newbie, that just wants to start using NXT, I think the online wallet is perfect. If you own several thousand or million NXT, I would not recommend putting all of it in the same place, be it the online wallet or a single NXT NRS wallet.

But you could put some in the online wallet in case you need to use them on the go, or at work, etc.. this is how I am going to use it myself.

It wouldn't be difficult at all to develop a blockchain.info version of nxt. The entire thing could be done with a few servers and PHP.

CFB has made it extraordinarily easy to use PHP commands with the API of NXT.

This basic format could be used for transactions, or anything really.
ArrayID->json_decode(file_get_contents(url));

ArrayID is the response in this case.

If I get some free time I can have something that works online, I have a meeting in a hour, if it goes well I should have the rest of the day off.

Since you keep referring back to that stackexchange link, some quotes from the man himself:


Yes, what you don't understand is: All attacks on one Computer will lead to the loss of funds. With your thing and a blockchain type thing. The big difference is, that your service has about 10 more points of attack. If the creator of blockchain goes rouge , we would know that within minutes (as many DO check the source with hashes). If you did that, we would only know AFTER you just transfered ALL balances you collected the passwords for.


see above

Same for mynxt.info


No, not every wallet that logs in. But every wallet the sends money somewhere because that is the only time we decrypt the wallet.

Imagine if there is a malware that can steal blockchain wallets from Firefox or IE or Chrome right when these are decrypted?


Same for blockchain.info. How do you know they don't store a copy of passwords?

Same for blockchain.info. How do you know they don't store a copy of passwords?