I am, ofc, interested

Thanks

Yeh, I have been a little dormant on twitter as i have been doing other stuff recently. I built up the following a good while ago when I was actively doing WordPress themes. In all honesty, it is a promotional account for my themes, but the following is legit and generates pretty reasonable sales - planning to start up a bunch of either ghost or tumblr themes early next year so will get more active on it again.

Anyway, thanks for the nxt, greatly appreciated.

Regarding the nxt interface, worth heading over to Themeforest and picking up one of the admin themes, some very nice ones there. Can't harm to swank up the interface a little

Hi,
Posted a tweet to my 10,000+ twitter followers. Have set up the tweet to automate the tweet every day for the next week or so.

Not much, but hope it can be helpful in some way as the coin looks awesome

https://twitter.com/theme_shaper - should be first tweet on my page. Can modify the tweet text if you would prefer something else.

NXT: 8092043134542989555

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Thanks for the guide as well

My first post, but been lurking on these forums since the beginning of the year

Post China news in reality not that much is different atm. They would have been looking long and hard at Bitcoin for a while, its just we weren't aware of it. The $1200 prices were (imo) based on the opinion 'China loves Bitcoin'. Now we are in a more realistic place. Obviously the big thing is can Bitcoin be used as an actual currency there? It seems like it might be ok, so long as financial institutions aren't involved (which is how Bitcoin works). You could (if you were optimistic) take this announcement as 'China makes Bitcoin legal for its people'. Think maybe thats pushing it too far though as the announcement seems to carry the subtext of 'we are watching this very closely and haven't decided yet'

I think the best indicator we have is the Chinese market. Presumably the Chinese investors in Bitcoin will have a better understanding of the implications, as they will be able to better read the subtleties (not just because of the language, but because of experience living with the govt). That it hasn't crashed lower is encouraging imo. Long term price wise, tempted to write it of as insignificant. Bitcoin just needs to make it in a few countries, and the competitive advantage should force the others to play ball.