Thank you for that info.

Now the error message I'm getting says: "Error at unlocking account, reason: remote [IP #] attempted to call local/account/unlock with non-remote address [address]"

What should I do next?

I'm using nanowallet.

I went through many past pages and don't see a nice explanation of the Masternode program all in one place. Is that coming in the upcoming whitepaper?

I'm definitely interested in exploring it further.

Cool. I will study up

Where can I get info on participating in the upcoming masternode program? Is there compensation? How does it work? I might be interested given the right sort of deal

Congratulations on Diamond reaching the $1 milestone! It's now sitting at $1.25 on CoinMarketcap.

Keep up the great work

I was an original stakeholder. I've sold quite a bit of my XEM and used it to buy other cryptocoins, some of which have worked out really well, some of which have not. I still have a significant amount, though, and plan to hold onto it for now as I think there is more upward movement ahead. It is natural and prudent to take profits along the way, and I can for sure say I got my original investment back many times over. I've used some of my NEM profits to improve my financial situation in the fiat world. Because of this I can say that no matter what happens, NEM has improved my life.

Now... if I can just get my delegated harvesting to work...

And... if Polo would just implement XEM/BTC margin trading...

Hats off to everyone who has worked to make NEM what it is. You've done an amazing job. Keep up the great work

Anyone who does take over and attempt to make something of Devcoin would need to have a realistic view of the current competition. There have been a lot of innovations in coins and block chain technology since Devcoin was launched. The way it looks to me now, any cryptocoin that is *just* a coin is not going to last long (unless it already has name recognition). Look at Steemit, NEM, and VIVA, not to mention Ripple and Ethereum. Those aren't just coins. They are entire ecosystems that have other things built on top of them. Devcoin (or any coin) would have to rise to that level in order to compete. On a technical level, I suppose Devcoin could get there, but it would probably take more than one hard fork.

Thank you for that info.

Now the error message I'm getting says: "Error at unlocking account, reason: remote [IP #] attempted to call local/account/unlock with non-remote address [address]"

What should I do next?

I'm using nanowallet.

I figured that out. But now I am having the hardest time finding a node with available slots for delegated harvesting. Is there an easier way to search for an open slot than manually going through each node on the list?

If all else fails, is there a way to create a node (not a supernode) just to allow for delegated harvesting?

If I wanted to just harvest on my computer, can I do that with nanowallet? If so, how?

My preference would be to just connect to someone else's node for harvesting, but that is proving difficult and has been for a long time, which is why I have not harvested in almost a year.

That's never happened before. Normally the receiver files get added to the right folder automatically.

Any news on if CoinGather got its wallet fixed?

Well, try finding an available slot on any of those nodes to do delegated harvesting! I've gone through the first hundred or so on the list and they are all full.

What would be the configuration to custom add if I just want to use my own computer to harvest?

It looks like my earlier error message came because I was trying to activate delegated harvesting when it's already active. Now I just need to actually start delegated harvesting, but can't find an available slot.

EDIT: Is there a way to set up a regular node that would just allow me to delegate harvest, but isn't a supernode?

I checked and I have a vested balance that is greater than 10,000 XEM, so that's not the issue. Any other ideas?

Good points, especially if there are enough. If there aren't enough, then maybe incrementally reducing the entry barrier until desired number is obtained might be a good plan.

OK, good to know. I hope it's at least being talked about. As someone who has tried unsuccessfully to delegate harvest in the past (old wallet), I will say that finding a node I could hook up to for successful harvesting has been difficult. I think with all the expansion underway, the network could use more supernodes, but if someone didn't buy all 3 million way back, then the requirement will price most people out at today's prices.

On the delegated harvesting error I hadn't thought about that. The NEM I want to use to harvest has been consistently sitting at the same address since the very beginning, so I would assume the vesting is already in place. However, if that is not the case and my problem will be solved in ten days, then I guess I can wait.

Another question: Is reducing the 3,000,000 XEM minimum holding requirement to run a supernode a possibility? I saw a post here about reducing that requirement to 100,000. If the requirement could get reduced to anything below one million I would jump on it, as I know someone who would help me set it up.

EDIT: I should also ask what is the payment for supernodes these days?

I'm just assuming you have to restart it (and pay the fee).

I'm sure this is a simple problem, so wondering if anyone knows the answer. I just downloaded and installed the new nanowallet. I'd like to activate delegated harvesting. When I try, I get the error message that says

FAILURE_IMPORTANCE_TRANSFER_NEEDS_TO_BE_DEACTIVATED

How do I resolve it?

Thanks!

That is great news! I just finally got my own wallet working again after three or four attempts to delete and then redownload the block chain. What finally did it was manually adding receiver files 69 and 70 to the receiver folder. The wallet seemed to get hung up in at least one spot, but I let it run and after being out for a few hours the wallet was completely synced when I returned.

Well, it looks like NEM is up, up, up and away...

I think it's time to flood Poloniex with requests to add BTC/NEM to margin trading.

Please help out by completing this simple form once or twice a day: https://poloniex.com/featureRequest

Thanks in advance

OK, so the trading pair is still up but no wallet. Bummer...

Any other exchange carry DVC?