Thank you patmast3r.

Hi,

I was one of the early posters on the original stakeholder thread, and I was listed in the stakeholder googledocs list with the Y, I checked back every month or so, I have checked back today and I am no longer on the list.

Did I miss something? I have been busy lately.

Here is my post on page 16 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=422129.msg4645151#msg4645151

Why pick expensive materials?

Why not more commonly used and more useful materials?

Carbon steel for example. Steel is also very recyclable.

I would like to be involved please.

interested

The value of NXT has changed significantly as new features are announced and implemented, with the speed that new versions are released and as more money and time is poured into NXT the value is going to increase.

The price disparity from the initial conception to now should be expected. The price may crash, the price may skyrocket, but it is justified that the price is significantly more than at early adoption.

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Thank you Anon136, very generous of you.

But if you're forging for a few hours a day hoping to forge a block then there is a benefit correct?

Could someone please break some of this down for the less technical. I've read about hallmarks in the wiki, is it recommended that someone who has their wallet open a few hours a day runs a hallmarked node?

If not how does hallmark protection effect those not running a hallmarked node?

myScheme, myPort and shareMyAddress What values should they be set to?

Cheers.

4.4 I meant.

Has the SHA256 hash for 4.2 been updated on page 1?

Anyone know the effect on alias requests right now?

Receiving server response transaction ID's but no movement in my account.

How safe is it to transfer NXT with the current attacks?

I downloaded nxt.zip from the link on page 1 and caught up on the right chain in less than 10 minutes.

Is a node anyone running the NXT client? Where are the options for bandwidth and ram+bandwidth and what do they do?

Has your withdrawal in dgex been completed or is it pending?

Is there something I have done wrong or do I need to be more patient?

I followed the youtube instruction video by pinarello, I got the server response with a transaction ID on 50+ requests on multiple accounts but I haven't had a single transaction on any account, just the same NXT I had before. I've even tried sending a request now, received a transaction ID but no movement in my NXT account and I can't find my account number on the unconfirmed transactions list.

Fee's ranged from 1-10.

I made a new account and transfered the max amount of NXT I wanted to spend to stop from overspending.

Don't think I got any aliases though, in the same boat as you pinarello.

But I'm struggling to understand what will make you rich. You can't trade aliases so you can't sell them.

I see the potential advantages of having an alias if you were running you're own business, but what does it matter if I have google, or batman, or sex? How do I get rich?

Even if you could trade an alias NXT would have to become significantly bigger than bitcoin and cryptos in general become significantly bigger, it's a long road ahead and who knows what the 3rd or 4th generation of cryptos will bring and bitcoin has far from made it.

I'm a NXT supporter check my history, but people are talking about this like it's a sure thing when we don't even know if any of the current coins will be around in a couple of years!!

If I want to go to batman.com I will just open a web browser and go there. I feel like I'm missing something obvious but I don't know what.

As far as I know 22001 is the first block to register an alias so submit if the last block was 22000.

The alias feature is cool but I'm struggling to understand why people are staying up late in a desperate bid to secure aliases.

What is everyone planning to do when registering alias?

If you end up with one passphrase holding 100 aliases and the function to trade an alias is never implemented I'm struggling to see the benefits and less so an alias that is tied to an passphrase tied to many more aliases.

An option for profiting from an alias without the trading function would be leasing your alias to a company with a contract that stipulates for x amount of time your alias will direct to y website and z email and any money received by that alias during x amount of time is property of the company leasing the alias. I figure this would work if you can prove ownership of the account and you could be prosecuted for fraud/theft etc, but as stated above if you register 100 aliases to one account and then try and lease them it would be very confusing when there are another 100 aliases also tied to the account.

Overall I'm still struggling to see the value of an alias that is untradeable if you don't plan on actually building a business yourself with the alias and I feel that NXT would have to become significantly bigger than bitcoin for there to be any value.

I've seen it stated that making them untradeable to there to stop squatting and I dislike squatting but I think you would still have a problem with trolling, people  registering thousands of aliases just so someone else can not.


I've read a read and skimmed a decent chunk of this thread and not see what happens to the fee you place on buying the alias? Say I pay 1000 NXT for batman does the 1000 NXT go to the account that forges that block?