And why is it in danger all of a sudden ?
It was supposed to happen for mijin, end of last year and it did. Public chain get's it at some point this year.

I found this to be a surprisingly pleasant coverage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoEjlVHDVVk

The ignorance displayed in your post is beyond believe. Let me try to clear this up for anyone that is about to believe this.

What they are doing is not actually blacklisting funds. They are writing a service that will automatically send a mosaic, which is what nem's on_chain assets are called, to every account that receives funds from the hacker. All that does is mark the account for other people so THEY can decide whether or not to accept those funds. It's basically like me saying I won't accept iCREBEAKERSs shitty monero because he's spreading FUD. That is my right and it has nothing to do with central authority.
All they are doing is helping others identify hacked funds, that's it. It is up to everyone to decide whether or not to accept them.
They are also not using any central authority to issue said mosaics. Anyone could write a similar service and do the exact same thing and it would again, be up to everyone to accept or not accept those funds.

So go spread your FUD somewhere else.

Why dump them ? That's about the dumbest advice out there since the situation has been handled and the stolen funds won't be sold anywhere. It was not a problem with nem, it was an issue with coincheck specifically. Way to spread FUD though.

Wether or not that is realistic is up for debate. At least you're making a sound argument.
The only thing left to correct you on is that they are starting from 0 profit right now. They have an mvp already working which is where the pre-ICO is being held. So there is already an operation which those numbers are probably based on. Again, whether or not those numbers add up is up for debate.

Where do they even claim that ?
They use the figure of 10m EUR (you already used two different currencies in your post and still didn't get the right one) and that's just for an example calculation. They don't claim that, that is going to be their profit.

Those damn Lithuanian vampires again...

Dude, the Vytautas Karalevičius in the link you posted was, according to the website you linked to, born in 1952. You mean to tell me that the guy in the picture was born in 1952 ? Really ?

This guy is 65 years old ?

How stupid do you think people are ?

Sorry if this has already been asked. Quickly scanning the thread i couldn't find an answer.

How will this affect superNET if at all ?

I think rockethead right now is the most active real world surrogate. I've seen a bunch of pics from meetings and talks on slack.

Didn't I read just 10 seconds ago that WAVES needs a 70% rewrite and that there are no public fullnodes for now ?

What everyone needs to realize is that XEM was at low-mid double digit satoshi values not too long ago. Don't let the trolls and bad traders fool you. These are not new lows and the project is not going to hell. Just bad traders complaining and haters hating.

I suggest not to even engage with him/her. The only posts you get from jelin are angry daytrader bs. I've literally never seen a constructive post from jelin. Hasn't happend. Ever.

They added ETC so months on end is not really necessary. Like any other business they're looking to make money and they could do that with XEM (I'm pretty sure poloniex is pretty happy with basicaly being the main exchange for XEM). You're completely right that the volume is very low for extended periods of time but XEM does have really high volume sometimes and it's not like it costs them a lot to add it.

Obviously the distribution process wasn't perfect and I get that for people in the military in can be especially hard to keep up with stuff like this. Here's how other people in the military solved it though: During that close to one year of redemption they dropped me a pm and I handled the redemption for them. 1 pm is all it took. I think around 5 people contacted me either during their deployment or because they knew they were going to be deployed soon and couldn't participate in the normal process. I understand that even that can be too much to ask during deployment but you asked for a way to resolve it - that's what worked for other people. Obviously they had to trust me but there wasn't a whole lot they had to lose.
It's not like the people handling the distribution were totally unreasonable tyrants. It was simply a process that turned out to be imperfect. There had to be deadlines because the unclaimed stakes were supposed to go to funds that the team knew were needed for sustainable future development and investments into the project. Noone pocketed those stakes. At some point people had better things to do than handling distribution a year after this whole thing started. It sounds harsh but that's just how it was.

password is nem.
also make sure you actually have the 64bit version of java installed. If you have a 64bit CPU but you're running 32bit Java you'll still encounter problems.

you have 9 blocks harvested. Maybe you just had no rewards because the blocks where empty ?
http://chain.nem.ninja/#/search/NDFUQ2-DQUWDP-Y4V7ME-DQFHIX-YDLPFG-7QJ23A-JBF3

Also mad props for being one of the few that realized the client doesn't show %

don't say those names too often. It's like with beetlejuice.

Don't those exchanges tell you tx ids when you withdraw ? Why don't you just look that up and see what's going on ? http://chain.nem.ninja
I don't get why people come here for problems with exchanges instead of just asking the exchanges :/.

You can only get the same address with the same priv-key so if you don't have the password to decrypt the wallet or the private-key stored elsewhere you can't get the same address again.

Think very hard. That's it. You can't magically recover your password.
You can however recover the wallet if you saved the private-key or exported it.