The price seems to be on one long downward trend. Doesn't make sense.
Yes, that's pretty odd. NXT getting more and more features, more and more value/investment but it still in downtrend. I guess it's happening because of it's pegged to BTC and BTC is also bearish. Altcoins usually tend to follow Bitcoin's price trend but in a much more exaggerated manner (since they signify more risk). Litecoin is another example of a coin that lost value a lot more than Bitcoin. Also remember that NXT experienced two bubbles/spikes in 2014 - the first one happened at around the beginning of the year and the second one happened at around June when the price shot up to over 10 cents. Usually these types of bubbles aren't sustainable, and so you would expect to see the price decline from the ATH. The exact same thing happened to BitShares and Darkcoin too. The price of NXT has slumped and being dumped to 1/3 it's recent highs a few months ago. FACT. Yes, to every metric, the platform is as successful as it can be given the time span, and growing significantly: The definition of success... what's wrong with this picture? The ghost of the initial distribution, of course, is a clear influence -and, no doubt, the source of the dumping, elaborate but relentless- but, mostly, that NEXT is an intimidating, enormously complex project/platform. One would have to study it, through the tens of thousands of sources available, for YEARS to really get an understanding of what it is, what it does, what it can do, who is doing it and how the whole thing works and, supposedly, will continue to work. All without any single responsible (legally) institutions or real names behind it. Needless to say it, all of this is scary enough to have most people in crypto -and absolutely everyone outside of crypto- not wanting to touch it with a ten feet pole. I doubt an average individual with computer science background would need more then a month to fully understand the main parts of nxt. But well barabbas is a retired actor. He has neither experience nor knowledge about computer science, infrastructure and software development. It is like talking about QM or GRT with a kindergarten teacher. They would take years/decades too ( prolly even more )... You are quite far from knowing who I am, first. Second if you need graduates in computer sciences for NXT to go anywhere, then you have a much bigger problem than I thought you had. I guess the slogan would read something like this: "NEXT: THE CRYPTO COIN FOR THE COMPUTER SCIENCES GRADUATED JERKOFF STILL LIVING AT HOME AT 35". Quite compelling, perhaps. Growing demographic indeed... prolly... You got doxxed and your reaction shows that it is the truth. To fully understand a software you need to understand the code - that means you need to understand the language the software is written in. That is already computer science background. of course if you are a graduate in CS it becomes a lot easier. additionally nxt code is very well documented. if you are just a speculator there are dozens of easy to understand graphics which connects and explain the services of nxt and supernet. Also im neither 35 nor do i live at my parents home anymore lol sorry but i earn much more then the average unknown actor |
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Hi all, here are the promised details  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ATOMIC testing begins 5/25/15
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Once again I need your help, this time it's with testing ATOMIC.
Many of you have waited patiently as we work towards the goal we all share in this community.
It's time for us to stop dealing with shady practices, and allow for free exchange regardless of any opinions - free from manipulation and transparently backed by the blockchain technology we have built upon.
I have created an outline of the order that we will enable features and what our goals for testing said features are.
We are going to start out with a minimal feature set for a few days to make sure that nobody has any problems actually launching ATOMIC-Qt and getting connected to the network.
Once we are finished with that, we will begin the test seperated in four phases described below under "Release Schedule".
Although these four componenents outlined will be released sequentially, other features of ATOMIC will trickle into the testing release from our development branch as they become availiable/complete.
Everybody who has contacted me will be receiving their password for the download page right now.
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Release Schedule:
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We have split ATOMIC into four core components which will be enabled and tested independently.
Once we finish testing all four components, we release the software to the public.
1: MultSig / Escrow
2: AtomicP2Pool, our fork based on p2pool modified for ATOMIC
3: Ledger Maintainer (POE, POG)
4: Ledger
Round 1 [ Multi-Sig / Escrow ]
[] Perform a large number of automated multisig transactions
[] Perform a large number of human multisig transactions
Round 2 [ AtomicP2Pool ]
[] Verify that localization of p2pnodes reduces errors caused by a slowcd connection to a remote p2pool server (the best I can do here is slow down my own connection artificially)
[] Verify equality of subsidy distribution
Round 3 [ Ledger Maintainer ]
[] Generate a large number of blocks
[] Acheive a global efficiency greater than 90%, my testing network has been at a solid 99% with nodes in the USA, Netherlands and Singapore after a bit of modification.
[] Make sure that nobody has issues with instability while the maintainer runs
Round 4 [ Ledger ]
[] Perform a large number of human and automated exchanges
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Downloads availiable for testing:
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We have official support for the following platforms, this is for testing only and more may be included later.
Linux (One release works for all)
-Debian
-Ubuntu
-Fedora
-Mint
-openSUSE
Max OSX
-Yosemite
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Light Wallets (Android, iOS, Windows) + all supported desktop platforms
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The primary interface for customers and platforms where a full node cannot be run.
Currently in the final stages of devlopment, will be released during testing of ATOMIC.
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it is obvious and known that over dose of sugar is really really bad, not sure what are you trying to tell here. the WHO recommends a daily dose of ~25-30 g of sugar depending if you are male or female. for example 100 gram of cola has 9 gramm sugar. a can 0,33 l cola gives you enough sugar for 1 day. US destroying the coca cola company would save alot of lifes actually. but well all the information is public - it is even printed on your coke, people to dumb to realize or they just dont bother. |
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Removing dirty energy is an ambitious plan — much like space travel — but Musk believes it can be done. He explained that 160 million battery packs could “transition” power usage in the U.S. to renewable energy, while 900 million units could shift the entire world’s energy needs. Then there is the potential to make the world’s cars run on clean energy. time to buy tesla shares  the concept is good and i believe the future will look like this, but not with lithium-ion batteries which are too inefficient compared to paper batteries and other next gen batterie types based on nanoscale structures. |
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good dodging of my questions it is ok though, i know that well from you. lets get to the facts: 1. your post could be made by a 10 minutes google search - there is nothing of substance which would qualify that you have knowledge. 2. allright, please show and describe us what you picture as spaghetti code in jl777's github - as a bonus you could explain how you would code it differently and why. |
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no, your body needs sugar or to be precise glucose, else our body - especially our brain - wouldnt work.
sugar is our energy fuel.
of course if you take (much) more sugar then your body needs it will get unhealthy (overweight, diabetes), but that's the way with pretty much everything.
drink to much (clean) water and you will die too (not from drowning)
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artificial additions (like colors & flavours) is something completely different and depending on what we are talking about it is really just unhealthy.
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I doubt an average individual with computer science background ...
Well, in the fantasy world of NXT cheerleaders (as your post indicates it) that doesn't even matter ... so you can discredit anyone based on talking about "background". Having a computer science background I wrote my first program probably well before the average NXT Java/HTML5 developer and fan-boy even born, but of course the NXT hypemaker cheerleader brigade first argument in a debate is that I don't have the background to understand what the self thought so called "programmers" like the wanker James jl777 check in Github. It is always convenient in a debate to talk about backgrounds, without knowing the background: it can redirect the conversation from the important topics. Ah, altcoinUK is back after a month 1. Please point out where i do some cheerleading for NXT. 2. Every 10 year without computer science background can code a website, so stop being proud of it  3. You dont have any coding/software development knowledge either, i can strongly remember that you once wrote so much technical bullshit that i though i would get brain cancer just from reading it. I will dig it out and repost it here for everyone to see. *edit 4. Did you check jl777's github? |
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The price seems to be on one long downward trend. Doesn't make sense.
Yes, that's pretty odd. NXT getting more and more features, more and more value/investment but it still in downtrend. I guess it's happening because of it's pegged to BTC and BTC is also bearish. Altcoins usually tend to follow Bitcoin's price trend but in a much more exaggerated manner (since they signify more risk). Litecoin is another example of a coin that lost value a lot more than Bitcoin. Also remember that NXT experienced two bubbles/spikes in 2014 - the first one happened at around the beginning of the year and the second one happened at around June when the price shot up to over 10 cents. Usually these types of bubbles aren't sustainable, and so you would expect to see the price decline from the ATH. The exact same thing happened to BitShares and Darkcoin too. The price of NXT has slumped and being dumped to 1/3 it's recent highs a few months ago. FACT. Yes, to every metric, the platform is as successful as it can be given the time span, and growing significantly: The definition of success... what's wrong with this picture? The ghost of the initial distribution, of course, is a clear influence -and, no doubt, the source of the dumping, elaborate but relentless- but, mostly, that NEXT is an intimidating, enormously complex project/platform. One would have to study it, through the tens of thousands of sources available, for YEARS to really get an understanding of what it is, what it does, what it can do, who is doing it and how the whole thing works and, supposedly, will continue to work. All without any single responsible (legally) institutions or real names behind it. Needless to say it, all of this is scary enough to have most people in crypto -and absolutely everyone outside of crypto- not wanting to touch it with a ten feet pole. I doubt an average individual with computer science background would need more then a month to fully understand the main parts of nxt. But well barabbas is a retired actor. He has neither experience nor knowledge about computer science, infrastructure and software development. It is like talking about QM or GRT with a kindergarten teacher. They would take years/decades too ( prolly even more )... |
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Imho this is only a problem for US citiziens ( for now atleast ).
Nevertheless regulations will come cant stop it.
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i wish i had 0,5 btc to join your club  right now im giving everyone the advice to stay away from this if you don't want to waste your btc. |
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Hi guys, sorry for the late answer, but i talked with cryptaxe and everything is running pretty good. The main thing is that there will be a beta starting soon! I will give you guys a proper update tommorow which will outline the goal for the beta and the development status so far. I just need to get home and get access to my pc |
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If ryan is a real whale he would playing with btc's not altcoins. usually it is just small fishes trying to play a shark or a shark having some fun really cool story that is why you people pay 0.5 btc membership fee right? instead of making free btc himself he is so altruistic to share all his future btcs for just 0,5 btc? |
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If ryan is a real whale he would playing with btc's not altcoins. usually it is just small fishes trying to play a shark or a shark having some fun |
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Verstehe ich das richtig? Jetzt gibt es also "gute Coins" und "schlechte Coins"? Leute, lasst mal die Kirche im Dorf. Ich stell mir gerade vor, das man dann auch einen Herkunftsnachweis für sein Fiat Geld fordert. Na das wäre doch ein Spaß.
herkunftsnachweis für neue scheine is doch seit längerem kein problem -> bei den banken hier in der gegend kommen quasi ausnahmslos druckfrische scheine aus dem automaten... gute und böse btc = schwachsinnparanoia³ definitiv kein schwachsinn, aber ein gutes maß an paranoia (stichwort white/blacklist) btw. das mit den frischen scheinen hab ich in letzter zeit auch festgestellt - war teilweise verwundert und dachte es wäre falschgeld |
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[ Institutional funds ] would never, ever, send money to unregulated exchanges. It's simply against their basic policies. Institutional money has no mechanism of acquiring significant amount of BTC, except for the FBI auctions which is not usual way how they do business. Even if they want to buy BTC they can't, putting aside question whether they want to do that or not. That's why I've said any "good-intended" announcement of big money entering BTC which ends up being false, leaves much more damage then idiot who announced it imagined.
Can't such a fund strike a private contract with a sufficiently reliable middleman, who would buy the bitcoins on the exchanges or other places, shouldering the risks, and then sell them to the fund? yeah like SecondMarket, in the future COIN and other ETF's and etc. |
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350 $ x 5000 btc = 1.750.000 $
240 $ x 5000 btc = 1.200.000 $
lets say all fees together are 10% (they are less)
--> 1.750 M $ - 1.250 M $ = 550.000 $
--> 550.000 x 0.9 = 500.000 $
conclusion:
500.000 $ for some mouse clicks?
seems second market costumer are too rich, 500.000$ not worth the 5 mouse clicks.
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Bei mir steht dort gerade ne 175 statt der 42 O.o
hehe. ja, aber volume war bestimmt nur 1 share oder so. aus dem englischen wall observer: Here's the activity for those that don't have Bloomberg:  |
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How comes puma llc is on bid and ask side?
Is puma llc an old costumer of SM with shares older then 1 year?
Or is there another way to get sm shares which is not visible to the public?
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ryan and his group have been accumulating VRC since 3k, they are already on more than 100% profit with this coin
i told you guys this is what they do
the price on march 31 was 4847 and it grew to 14999 yesterday so that actually puts them at a 209% profit on vrc im starting to think maybe i should just stop trying to trade honestly if these guys can just manipulate their way to profit, i guess thats the only way to make money around here  Ryan just buy coins that are cheap.
When he bought enough coins, he would put up huge buy walls and slowly make the price increase.
gotta watch the volume, just saying. the reason for the 15 k pump was a straight marketbuy for 30 btc or something. there arent really big buy walls if you look at the orderbook (bid side went from 14-20 btc in the last ~2-3 weeks). seems more organic then a pump to me. also the time for the dip is here |
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