I won't be holding my breadth on any money return. The guy just showed up recently in Nxt forum/thread. Why was he even given money at all?

John is someone who has been around with Nxt for a long time. In fact it goes back to early December when Nxt was very new

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=345619.msg4025981#msg4025981

bluemeanie1  of course doesn't know that as he himself is someone totally new to Nxt and most likely he is the scammer. 

I as a stakeholder am entitled worry, especially after the leadership has proven to be not honest.   If this whole project is a money making scheme for just 8 people, lets say it straight.

He didn't come out of nowhere. I remember  John was involved in Nxt even back in January. bluemeanie1 is someone who came out of nowhere.

If true, bluemeanie1 is a thief.  He should return the money, but I won't be holding my breadth.

 

GoCoin did support Nxt

https://twitter.com/GoCoin/status/478673418213392385

Because it's a second IPO before the launch to collect even more money.  The stakes should be divided equally among the current stakeholders.

 

There is a big difference. Nxt AE trades are done among users. The auction money will again be controlled  by the "developers". Why so much centralized money controlled by just a few people? That's in addition to 25% Nem that they will control and nothing yet known about what will happen to unclaimed stakes (could be 25% more -- potentially making total 50% controlled by a just a few).

If they want to do auction, how about doing it with their 15% of the stake (which is equal to 600 stakes a very big chunk)

How exactly does MultiGateway work? Is there a third party server where bitcoin private key is stored? Who owns that server? What if that server is hacked? Who is responsible for stolen money?

It's basically designed to collect even more money.

So first we had an IPO (which we are not supposed to call "IPO") that collected 60+ BTC and several thousand Nxt.

Then we will have a second IPO where 200 more stakes are "auctioned" again for even BTC, this time at muh higher prices (potentially 400 BTC).

Double the fun.

Then 15% developer stakes and 10% more reserved for future (25%) -- and no answer on what will happen to unclaimed stakes that could be as high as 25% more (making 50% controlled by "developers")

I oppose pre launch public auction, as that means 400 BTC IPO is going into someone pocket  at current prices.

If developers want 400 BTC more, why they also need 15% stake too  (which is 600 million Nem)

any plans to get it on an exchange?

This has nothing to do with asset exchange. It was "trade" (Btc for Nxt)  A reputable member was selling Nxt for BTC but his forum account (not his Nxt account)  may have been hacked.

The real number is a lot smaller than 200 BTC as the hacker himself could be sending himself the BTC to make himself look more legit

That's pretty similar to Nxt.


Voting system was planed since the launch. The code is already there but not yet live. I won't call it a killer "feature" as it's not high priority. There are other most interesting things coming up, like decentralized digital good store and automated transaction (that will allow, things like crowdfunding, lottery, auctions, Dormant Funds Transfer, etc and much more)

None of these things are new or unique to Qora. Even bitcoin 3 year old wallet (electrum)  has "Password protected wallets that can be recovered/generated from seeds."

There is a link underneath in small letters that says "Want to choose your own secret phrase? Click here."


Yes, the generated 12 word password is pretty safe too. It has 128 bits entropy just the same as curve25519 or bitcoin's Secp256k1

I know that, but even if someone doesn't have outgoing transaction, they can still forge (after 1440+ confirmation) and if they forge a block that act -- forging a block -- itself will publish the public key

It's good idea to do outgoing transaction for security reasons, but there are big Nxt accounts (millions of nxt) that don't have outgoing transactions but are safe as they have forged blocks.

Yo don't have to publish public key to forge. Forging itself (if you find a block) will publish public key. 1440 confirmation wait is still needed.

By the way, how many total NFD coins? 4 billion or 10 billion?

This is total fantasy for various reason

(1) It's illegal to exchange US dollars without properly registering and paperwork.
(2) You have to have proof from the users of their identity (valid ID, proof of residency).
(2) Visa/Paypal transaction are reversible (chargebacks are possible for upto 30 days). There is no way you can integrate that kind of system in the core.  It requires a third party -- a gateway -- like bitstamp gateway on ripple.

no, he is just as a sock puppet of Come-from-Above

and he is trolling.

put him on ignore

Transaction fee can be lowered sometime  in future. Right now it's still only 7 to 8 cents.