Some of the comments to that post are interesting too. There's one that says the value of having a platform open to all outweighs the risk that some might use it for evil. That's some good food for thought. It's the classic problem with freedom, which is that you (or others) are then free to make the wrong decisions.
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Working on the white paper and came back to the check list to add links. That is quite the list of accomplishments and goals! DNotes has much to be proud of. Sooooo looking forward to March 18th
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I imagine they can, but I don't know.
I can't image Venezuela could have done this without the help of the NEM team though.
This is pretty horrendous in all honesty. Crypto was meant to defeat such regimes, not enable them. This puts NEM in a horrendous light.
You do raise some good points. I'm not sure "Crypto" has values (ethical or otherwise) on its own. It's a technology and as such would be value neutral and very dependent on the people operating it. I would be interested in hearing some kind of statement from NEM about its involvement/support of the Venezuelan Petro.
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Prensa Presidencial @PresidencialVen @PresidencialVen #FOTO Así sostuvo reunión el Presidente @NicolasMaduro con representantes de la empresa Fundación NEM, previo al lanzamiento de la criptomoneda Petro NEM AND PETROCOIN TOGETHER Wow! That could be a HUGE boost for NEM! The price could sure use a leg up This is absolutely terrible, if I'm reading it right. NEM is going to issue and back Venezuela's cryptocurrency? That of an autocratic regime seeking to circumvent sanctions and raise money from foreign investors while letting its people starve? I don't know that NEM is issuing and backing Venezuela's cryptocurrency, so much as that cryptocurrency *may be* running on the NEM backbone. My understanding is that anyone can code a token to run on the NEM platform. That doesn't necessarily mean it's endorsed by NEM leadership. I figure a high profile token using NEM is good publicity, even if the people creating the token aren't the best, but I suppose it could be seen as a negative reflection on NEM. That brings to mind this question: Suppose the issuers of a given token are really bad people, and they run the token off NEM, can the NEM Foundation or NEM leadership actually stop them from doing so? My understanding is the answer is no, but I could be wrong.
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Prensa Presidencial @PresidencialVen @PresidencialVen #FOTO Así sostuvo reunión el Presidente @NicolasMaduro con representantes de la empresa Fundación NEM, previo al lanzamiento de la criptomoneda Petro NEM AND PETROCOIN TOGETHER Wow! That could be a HUGE boost for NEM! The price could sure use a leg up
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Do we expect Bitcoin to have a big comeback after its downfall on January and early Feb? Coz many expected it Will hit $20K when New Year was coming last year, but as we witnessed, it disappointed many hodlers and unestors with its unfaithful fall, but now we see this bouncing back, and hopefully it Will continue to do so.
It's coming back much slower this time, which means in my opinion the gains are likely to last longer. I'd love to see Bitcoin back at $20,000, but maybe not until April or May.
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I suspect Bitcoin will continue to gradually lose market dominance over time, but as long as the size of the pie keeps increasing that doesn't matter too much. It's also good to have more variety in this market.
Bitcoin is the first cryptocoin, but it's not the best in terms of functionality, so eventually it will lose its top position to one or more altcoins that simply do the job better.
The million dollar question: which coins will be the ones who kick Bitcoin out of its top position?
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I transfered bitcoins from my wallet to my new valhalla account
the transaction was successfull but when i checked my valhalla account, ... no money has arrived and valhalla support doesnt answer questions..
and as usual my valhalla account number has changed in the meanwhile...
if i check the transaction on the blochchain site everything looks fine... https://blockchain.info/tx/5aee526f9b6320b6a898c656654a88b7b8fbb71f003619853c7f5118ef8f2cc9
but ... where my money has gone... . ?
thanks for any ideas
reininger, schweiz i see you translated your post, great As for your problem: if the valhalla deposit addresses were either 1BdynZP1WgugRuicK3bQhpYpKQwCJkxE1H or 1Fq4FDxYKpNz1pVh4f5GhuAfmg5XoaUbjG, there should be no reason why they didn't credit your account. The transaction was confirmed (like you said) I don't know anything about valhala, but I do know sometimes exchanges have delays in crediting transactions. I had a NEM deposit on Cryptopia that finally credited after two weeks. I hope by now you have seen your deposit in your account. If not, you have a support request in, so you just wait. Keep in mind that any centralized service you use (and we all use 'em) is a risk for your funds because you do not own the private keys to the deposit address listed for your account. So, keep that in mind and make sure the site is trustworthy.
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i have been thinking bitcoin cannot last forever..............i need you guys opinion if what im thinking is right.
It will probably be around for a very long time--as long as there are computers and the Internet, anyway. But I'm confident other cryptocoins will replace its top position. Keep your eye out on the good ones, because it would be very awesome if one of the coins that replaced Bitcoin as the top turned out to be one you just happened to have sitting around in a wallet somewhere.
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I got this great news from BitTrex yesterday:
"Maintenance is complete for NEM/XEM. Thank you for your patience."
I have not logged on yet to verify, but expect to later today.
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Be sure to drop in with your best wishes this Sunday. It's DNotes 4th anniversary. Looking back, it's amazing what we have accomplished.
Has it already been four years? ? I can hardly believe it! I *love* how some of the promising new coins I picked up are now *old* coins with a solid track record. I really love the way your team is so strategic and takes a long view not only of coin prices but of the emerging block chain technology. As for the US Government's current hesitation on regulating cryptocurrencies, I see that as a very positive sign. No one wants to jump the gun and do something stupid, so they're taking the time to gain necessary knowledge of the industry and also see how it develops organically. There are a lot of great developments still in their infancy that could be easily squashed by the wrong sort of regulation, and it seems our lawmakers have some awareness of this.
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Could Bitcoin ever replace conventional money?
It won't for several reasons. 1. Bitcoin doesn't really work all that well. It certainly doesn't scale up. If the entire world, or even an entire small country, conducted all their daily transactions in Bitcoin, there wouldn't be enough room in the blocks to incorporate all those transactions. Bitcoin transactions take anywhere from ten minutes to over an hour to confirm, and that is way too long. 2. The current financial system stands a lot to lose by being replaced, and it won't just sit by and let itself be replaced. The smart financial institutions know they need to embrace cryptocurrency, which means that cryptocurrency will work alongside fiat money and current financial systems. 3. There are altcoins out there that work far better than Bitcoin and which can scale up. If any coin was going to replace fiat, it would be one or more of those altcoins. However, they won't replace fiat either, but will work alongside it.
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Question about pricing:
Max transactions on the various plans, including free - does this mean per day? or as in forever? eg. on the Pro plan I hit 3500 total (all time) transactions, now I can't enter more.
thanks
I cant say with 100% certainty, but I assumed it was for a year. If you are expected to purchase/renew the software every year i would assume that counter resets. I got the impression it was all time. The unlimited membership is pretty much the way to go if you do a lot of trading, and CoinTracking counts any kind of transaction, including sending from one wallet to another, or mining coin, as a "trade." I have a number of POS-type wallets, and those "trades" sure add up fast.
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Very busy day for our team working on many different areas. We now have a book publicist to promote the book, and I just signed off with a new law firm to start drafting our Reg. D 506 (c) Private Placement Memorandum to be filed with the SEC. The funding could begin as early as this April. The Reg. A+ Mini-IPO Tier 2 will be launched at the later half of this year with a great deal of up front work.
Wishing all our friends, family, and supporters around the world a Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous Chinese New Year!
That is great news, Alan! I'm really looking forward to the launching of DNotes 2.0!
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I completely forgot about BitTrex' NEM wallet being offline, and I bought some and now they're stuck. I submitted a support ticket because I think having a wallet offline for a month is ridiculous. Does anyone know the status of getting this resolved for everyone? Are any NEM developers in communication with BitTrex on bringing the wallet back online?
The price of NEM seems to be in a bit of a slump right now, so figured this was as good as any a time to buy a few, but... now I'd love to harvest with them.
If I understood well, You've been able to purchase XEM on Bittrex and you can see your XEM in your Bittrex account (NEM wallet) but you are not able to withdraw it to your personal Nano or whatever wallet, right? Please confirm. That is correct. I sold some other coin for BTC, then used the BTC to buy NEM. The trading was just fine. But when I went to the wallets page to make the withdrawal, I saw the indication that the NEM wallet is completely offline. I'm sure my NEM is safe on BitTrex for a while, but I generally prefer to not just keep my coins on an exchange if I don't plan to trade with them soon, and well, we all know, NEM is a coin to HODL
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Just wanted to say thanks for a great software! I've been working very hard consolidating all my trading data into my CT account, and I'm just about done. By next week I should be able to do my taxes.
I'm hoping you can add support for altwallets that run on different explorers than chainz, as well as API support for more exchanges. Other than that, it's awesome.
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It's sure great to see BTC cracking that $10,000 mark again. I think the slow and steady gains we've seen since the flash crash are much more sustainable and likely to remain for a longer time.
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Thanks so much for keeping up with this. I'm looking forward to trading Devcoin once again
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I completely forgot about BitTrex' NEM wallet being offline, and I bought some and now they're stuck. I submitted a support ticket because I think having a wallet offline for a month is ridiculous. Does anyone know the status of getting this resolved for everyone? Are any NEM developers in communication with BitTrex on bringing the wallet back online?
The price of NEM seems to be in a bit of a slump right now, so figured this was as good as any a time to buy a few, but... now I'd love to harvest with them.
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Someone help me How can I stay away from spamming? Anyone say to me how can I follow all Forum rules?
It's simple: only post if you actually have something to say and only post it once. People don't generally *accidentally* spam. If you're new to cryptocurrencies, plan to spend most of your early days on this forum reading rather than writing. All the best to you!
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